शैडोइंग अभ्यास: You Speak English. But Are You Actually Showing Up? | JOIN THE CHALLENGE - वीडियो के साथ अंग्रेजी बोलना सीखें
पाठ बनाया जा रहा है...
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If you know English, maybe even speak English every day, maybe you even live in English or work in English,
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I have an important question for you.
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How much of you, you, you, actually shows up when you speak English?
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And by you, I mean your personality, your humor, your charm, your intellect, the nuances in how you think and how you see the world.
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How much of that are you actually allowing to be expressed when you speak English?
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Because here's the thing.
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I know so many people who speak English really well, who know English.
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They work in English.
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They have conversations in English.
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They practice English, meetings, all of that.
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But when it comes to actually speaking up, this is where things get a little messy and unstable.
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and speaking up is different from just speaking right speaking is like you communicating what you need in the moment
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but speaking up the way I see it
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when it comes to speaking English as second language is sharing
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an opinion nobody asked for telling a story instead of giving the short safe version or just the facts.
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It's making a joke.
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It's disagreeing with someone.
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It's expressing frustration or anger or even starting an argument with someone.
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It's saying what you really think without spending three minutes explaining yourself, repeating the same idea, or circling around the point.
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And instead of speaking up and having that ideal version of themselves, here's what a lot of people do.
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They do the bare minimum.
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They respond when people ask them questions.
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Okay.
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Check.
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They speak when it's their turn.
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Check.
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They speak when there is no one else to do the speaking for them.
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And if they have to, they will, which is what ends up happening.
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But for the most part, they end up keeping some of the most interesting parts of themselves hidden
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because they're afraid that if they let those parts come out, something's going to happen.
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Something's going to break.
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They're going to make mistakes.
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They're going to sound awkward.
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They're going to feel embarrassed.
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They're going to make a fool of themselves.
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So they keep their speaking to the bare minimum.
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If you are listening to this and you recognize this in yourself, then I want you to know that I created something super exciting for you.
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It's called show up and speak up.
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It's a seven day speaking power challenge and I am inviting you to join.
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And the whole purpose of this challenge is very simple.
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To get you out of your head and get you speaking a lot.
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And not just speaking, but speaking up, because even if you already know how to speak English, speaking up may still be hard for you.
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And that's the part that another app or another AI tool or another YouTube video cannot fully do that for you.
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And yes, I get the irony irony this is a youtube video telling you exactly
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that but listen at some point you just have to speak okay
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and even though you're speaking there is like a way in
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which you have to speak to finally feel the improvement
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that you're looking for
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because it's not just speaking it's not just putting the words
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together it's not just like getting the pronunciation right it's forming the opinion quickly.
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You know what?
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Before that it's, it's knowing what you even want to say.
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It's having an opinion, right?
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Having an opinion, forming it quickly, knowing what you want to say, saying it without going in circles,
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without apologizing and without feeling bad.
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Listen, like there's a lot we can say about English practice strategy, confidence, pronunciation, vocabulary.
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But if there is one thing I know after almost two decades of teaching, It's this, it doesn't matter how good the strategy is.
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Now, how some good strategies, I promise you, but it doesn't matter how good it is or how much English you know, or how great your grammar is.
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If you don't actually do the thing you want to improve again and again, which is speaking up, you're not going to improve it.
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So speaking up is not just a skill that you can understand intellectually and then magically do it, implement it seamlessly.
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You need repetitions, you need experience, you need to try and fail and adjust and try again.
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Whether it's sharing an opinion, getting to the point, using better grammar,
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choosing the right words, recovering when you get stuck, starting over.
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The way you get better at this is just by doing it repeatedly.
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And usually in real life, you don't get the opportunity of doing that.
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And that's exactly what this challenge is designed to give you.
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This playground, a clear plan, guidance, support, and most importantly,
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a safe environment where you don't have to figure out how to create the practice yourself.
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Because fluency needs safety.
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When you build your confidence, you need safety.
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And sometimes when you speak to people you don't know, when you feel evaluated, when you're at work, when you don't feel safe, you don't get to do that.
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Because there is something else that happens when you speak in front of other people.
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And this is something you will never fully experience when you're talking to yourself in the mirror, practicing alone, or even talking to your AI tutor or real tutor.
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The moment another person is in front of you, the moment you feel evaluated, the moment the stakes feel a little higher, something changes.
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Suddenly, what I call the speaking police shows up.
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There is something else that happens when you speak in front of other people.
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And this is something you will never fully experience when you're talking to yourself in the mirror, practicing alone, or even talking to your AI tutor or real tutor.
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The moment another person is in front of you, the moment you feel evaluated, the moment the stakes feel a little higher, something changes.
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Suddenly, what I call the speaking police shows up.
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Is this correct?
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Was that the right word?
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How did you say that?
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Your pronunciation sounded weird.
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Maybe you shouldn't say this.
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This is awkward.
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And while you're trying to communicate, you're also translating, editing, correcting, judging, and second-guessing yourself.
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It's almost impossible to succeed this way.
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So even though you know how to speak English, suddenly your thoughts become harder to organize.
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When you hear that speaking police in your head, things don't come out the way you planned.
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You start making silly grammar mistakes you normally wouldn't make.
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Your pronunciation gets messier.
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And because of that, so many people choose to stay safe and do the bare minimum.
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They speak when needed instead of speaking up and showing up like the person they actually are.
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And I have to tell you, I know this feeling in my body.
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I used to think that I wasn't interesting, so I wouldn't open my mouth.
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And then when I finally did speak, I could talk for three minutes just to make one simple point.
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And I always felt self-conscious, like asking myself, is this interesting?
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Why are they even talking to you?
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And it took me years to build the speaking skills and the confidence I needed as a teacher and a content creator,
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and especially as a non-native speaker, communicating in English.
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So I know what it feels like to have
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so much more inside of you than what other people actually get to see.
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To feel like you're showing up as 20% of who you really are.
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And I also know what helped me.
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Repetition.
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speaking again and again, working on my confidence.
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And when it didn't come out perfectly, I did it again.
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And I've seen the same thing happen to thousands of my students from around the world when they applied this method.
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No matter what their speaking level was or how fluent they were.
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The patterns are surprisingly simple.
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They hesitate, they overthink, they hold back, they avoid.
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And the thing that consistently helps is taking action in a safe,
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supportive environment with clear guidance and clear next steps.
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And that's exactly what these seven days are going to give you.
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Here's what I'm going to do.
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This is not going to be seven days of me telling you what you need to do to speak more.
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You already know that.
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This is seven days of actually speaking up and speaking more.
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We're going to start by learning how to recognize and quiet the speaking police so you can keep going,
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even when your English doesn't come out exactly as planned.
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Then we're going to work on something that I think is incredibly important
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and that we don't talk about it enough in language learning, which is knowing what you want to say.
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How do you form an opinion on the spot?
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How do you organize your opinion or your thoughts quickly?
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How do you deliver it in a clear way?
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How do you get to the point without over-explaining, repeating yourself, or losing your idea halfway through?
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And we are going to practice a lot.
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This is not one of those challenges that you sit back and you just watch the replays and you don't take action.
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No, we're going to work on bringing more of you into your English, your voice, your emotions, your intentions, your stories, your personality.
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And throughout the entire challenge, you'll have a practice groups with coaches, a speaking marathon with other community members,
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video challenges and implementation activities to put everything you learn into action.
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You'll form opinions, tell stories, speak up, get stuck, recover, keep going.
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And towards the end of the challenge, I'm going to teach you one of the most important concepts I've developed around why smart,
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capable people can use English for years and still feel stuck.
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It's called the three gaps.
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And I cannot wait to share that with you at the end of the challenge.
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So, if you want to join me and make a change in seven days
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and feel so much better about your English and about your ability to communicate, go to hadarshamish.com forward slash challenge.
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And this is the first time I'm running this particular challenge.
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And I've taken so much I've learned over almost two decades of teaching and put it into these seven days.
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And I cannot wait to do it with you.
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Consider this as your electrical jumpstart to your English.
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Seven days where you stop waiting to feel ready and you just show up.
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Show up and speak up the seven days speaking power challenge.
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We start October 1st. The link is below the video or go to hadarshamish.com forward slash challenge.
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Come show us what 100% of you sounds like.
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I'll see you inside.
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