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Welcome to the Effortless English Show with the world's number one English teacher,
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AJ Hogue, where AJ's more than 40 million students worldwide finally learn English once and for all, without the boring textbooks, classrooms, and grammar drills.
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Here's AJ with a quick piece to help you learn to speak fluent English effortlessly.
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Hi, I'm AJ Hogue, the author of Effortless English, Learn to speak English like a native.
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Speaking English powerfully, speaking English fluently in six months.
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Fluent in six months.
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Is it possible?
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Can you do it?
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Can you speak English fluently, powerfully, in six months?
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Six months from today?
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And the answer is yes.
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Yes, you can.
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Absolutely.
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Yes, you can.
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Let's talk about what this means to be fluent and how to do it.
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First, let's just talk about this word, fluent.
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Fluent in six months.
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Fluent.
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What does this word fluent mean?
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Fluent.
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Well, Fluent has the same root as the word fluid.
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Fluent means flowing or moving like water.
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Water-like movement.
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So if you think of water, think of a river or a stream.
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How does it move, right?
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It moves effortlessly.
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That's why I use the name effortless English.
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Water moves effortlessly and smoothly.
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Right?
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That's how water flows or moves.
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So fluent or fluency, we're talking about a smooth movement.
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Now, if we're talking about English, what are we talking about?
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It's the smooth movement of words, of phrases, of sentences, of the language.
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It means you speak in a way that's fairly effortless and smooth.
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The opposite of fluent would be to speak like,
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speak like this and right?
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That's the opposite of fluent.
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It means the words are not coming out smoothly.
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They're not coming out easily.
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They're not coming out naturally.
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Right?
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That's not fluent.
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So, we're talking specifically about speaking.
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When we say fluent or fluency, we're talking about speaking and how the words come out.
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That's the meaning of fluency.
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That is the real meaning of fluency. So, flowing like water.
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I often try to use the phrase powerful.
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Powerfully speak powerfully.
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So, again, you're confident when you speak.
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The words come out fairly easily.
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They flow out.
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This does not mean, let's talk about what fluency does not mean.
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It does not mean perfection.
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If you're fluent, if you're conversationally fluent, it means you're fluent when you have a normal conversation, you're not perfect.
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You're not perfect.
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You will make mistakes.
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You'll make grammar mistakes.
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You might make some pronunciation mistakes.
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Hey, I make mistakes sometimes still.
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So you're going to make mistakes.
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It's not perfection.
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Number two, fluency does not mean like a native speaker.
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Okay?
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So, when you speak fluently, it does not mean you speak at the same level as I do.
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I learned English from when I was a baby.
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So, it does not mean like a native speaker.
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That's a much higher level of English speaking.
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That's very, very advanced.
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Okay?
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You don't need that advanced level to speak fluently for your words to come out easily, for you to communicate effectively.
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Okay, fluency is sort of the first level of communicating effectively, powerfully.
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The words come out fairly easily.
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What else?
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Do you need a huge amount of vocabulary to speak fluently?
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No, you don't, because again, we're talking about conversational fluency.
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So when you are fluent, when you're conversationally fluent, what does it mean?
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It means you speak and communicate fairly easily, effectively, powerfully in normal conversations,
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normal, everyday conversations, normal, everyday topics.
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So not talking about special topics like economics or business or something from, you know, school.
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No. Every day, you know, talking about the weather, talking about your feelings, how you feel, talking about what you did today or yesterday or what you're going to do tomorrow.
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You know, buying a train ticket, going shopping.
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Those everyday normal conversations that we have.
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For that, you only need about 3,000 words of vocabulary.
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Some people say less.
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Some people say a little more.
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I'll just give you the average around 3,000 words.
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That's not a huge amount.
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It's not small.
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It's not tiny, but it's not huge So if you can use
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3,000 words fairly easily in natural phrases you're fluent You're conversationally fluent.
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Are you finished with English at that point?
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No, you're not you still have a long way to go
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if you want to be like a native speaker close to a native, but you can certainly be fluent in six months months.
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So what it means is you speak powerfully, naturally, smooth, fairly smoothly with mistakes.
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You will definitely be making mistakes still after six months.
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Don't worry about it.
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As long as people understand you, as long as you're communicating well, you're fluent.
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Let's talk about the next part of this.
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Fluent in six months.
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Six months.
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What do we mean by that?
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Six months.
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Well, honestly, if we talk about six months, it's not, talking about months is not really the best way to talk about time for your goal of speaking English in six months.
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Because you can imagine, imagine we have two students.
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One student only listens to English one hour per week, and the other one listens to English ten hours per day.
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After six months, there's going to be a huge difference between these two.
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If someone only does one hour per week, they will not be fluent in six months.
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It's not enough time.
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Really, we should talk about hours rather than days or weeks or months or years.
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It's the hours.
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It's the number of hours you spend learning English that's important.
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So, when we're talking about getting fluent in six months, there are two important things.
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There's quantity, it means the amount, the amount of hours especially.
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And there's quality.
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Quality, it's how you use those hours every day.
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Because how you learn is also very, very important.
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You could spend five hours a day learning English, but do it in a way that's not effective, low quality.
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So you need both quantity and quality to achieve this goal.
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Let's first talk about the quantity.
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How many hours do you need?
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How many hours do you need to become fluent?
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Conversationally fluent.
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Well, it's different for every person.
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I can't give you an exact number.
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I'll give you a very general number.
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Let's say about 700 hours about 700 hours of quality effective English learning study practice training
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About 700 hours now for some people it will be more might be a thousand and for someone might be less
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So we'll just say as a general average guess about 700 hours
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Now here's some good news you already have some hours, right?
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You probably learned English in school for many years.
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That was low quality a lot of those hours were not very good But still it's better than nothing Okay, if you learned English for five years in school,
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you at least learn some vocabulary through memorization.
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Maybe you can't use it very effectively.
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Maybe your head is filled with grammar and you're confused.
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You're not fluent yet, but it's still better than zero, so you still have some hours already.
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That's good news.
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That will help you.
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It means you don't quite need 700.
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Maybe you only need 500 to get fluency, which is great.
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Good news for you.
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The other part of this, that's quantity.
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That's the amount of hours you need in six months.
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The next part is quality.
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It's how you do it is very important.
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As I said, in school, low, low, low quality.
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You might learn English in school for a thousand hours, but the problem is you're memorizing lists of vocabulary that you quickly forget.
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You're memorizing long lists of grammar that you can't use when you speak, too complicated, you forget.
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You're taking tests, you're stressed, you're bored.
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A lot of time in class you're not you're not really focused, you're kind of bored.
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When you're doing your homework you're bored, you're half asleep.
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So you might have a thousand hours in school but it does not really equal a thousand quality hours.
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Maybe it only equals about a hundred hours really because it's so low quality.
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So you want to get the highest quality from every minute from every hour that you learn English.
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That is what the effortless English system does.
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So what do I mean by quality?
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Number one, power, right?
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It's a powerful way to learn.
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It means you are focused.
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You are focused and concentrating every minute.
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So if you're listening to English, but you're kind of falling asleep, you're sitting at your desk, that's low quality.
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That's no good.
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You're wasting a lot of your time.
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You need to be, your brain needs to be awake.
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You need to be focused.
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You need to be listening carefully to every word, every phrase.
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That's the highest quality.
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Alert, awake, maximum concentration.
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It needs to be understandable.
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This is something else for quality English learning.
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You must understand it.
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If you don't understand it, you're wasting your time.
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So this is the problem if you're lower level and you listen to a movie or a TV show.
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You're wasting your time.
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It's too advanced.
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You can't understand anything.
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So most of your time is completely wasted.
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You watch two hours or an hour of TV, but really you're getting almost no quality English learning.
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So you must understand It can be a little difficult, but not too difficult.
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Very, very important.
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Understandable is super important.
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That's part of quality.
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Next, you need to have some emotion.
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Positive, even negative sometimes, but especially strong, positive emotions will help you learn much faster.
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That's also part of quality.
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It's why I use stories a lot in Effortless English.
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Just think about it.
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When you learn something with no emotion, just kind of flat, it's much more easy to forget.
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But if you learn something with excitement or energy or passion or sometimes even fear or humor,
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laughter, you are more likely to remember it and to remember it a long time.
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So it needs to be emotional and energetic.
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Emotion and energy go together.
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So again, a low energy, low quality way to study English is to sit at your desk, listening or just reading a textbook.
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Right?
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It's low energy.
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Your mind starts to go to sleep.
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You're wasting a lot of your time.
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But if you're up, if you're moving, if your heart's, you know, beating, you got energy going through your body, you're feeling good, you're smiling, you're awake, your brain wakes up.
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Everything is much more effective.
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Everything you do, you will remember better.
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You will learn faster.
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This is so important.
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You need the highest quality time to achieve this goal.
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I'll give you a quick example of this.
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Let's say you're trying to learn the verb to cuddle. To cuddle.
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That's a nice little word. To cuddle.
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Now, you could, the low quality way, the school way, the normal way to learn to cuddle, would be to look in the dictionary for the verb to cuddle,
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and to write down the meaning, and then to memorize it.
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To cuddle, to cuddle, to cuddle, to cuddle.
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It's repeated a lot, right?
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It's boring.
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So it's probably going to be low energy.
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There's no emotion and you're just trying to memorize it.
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And then you probably have a list of a lot more words you're also trying to memorize.
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So when you get to the end of the list, you've forgotten the first one.
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You forgot cuddle.
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And then you've got to go back and try it again, again and again and again and again.
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It's boring.
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It's ineffective.
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You waste a lot of time.
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What does it mean, by the way, to cuddle?
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To cuddle means to be affectionate, like to hug and kind of rub with someone.
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It has a romantic idea.
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Okay?
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So you can...
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It's not really sexual, okay, but it can be.
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If you have a girlfriend or boyfriend, they like to cuddle, right?
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They're always touching and hugging and rubbing against each other.
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But you can also do it, you know, children like to cuddle.
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So if you have a child, you can cuddle and hug them and, oh, it feels so good.
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Or even with a dog, a puppy, right?
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A puppy, you can play around, you hug them and maybe kiss.
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Not like super romantic kissing, but you know, kiss them on the head.
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And again, it's more this action of rubbing and holding and hugging to cuddle.
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So you've got the one way, the old way to learn it.
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You just try to memorize it.
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To hug affectionately.
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Imagine a different way of learning this word.
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Imagine that a super sexy, hot guy or girl, whichever you prefer, comes up to you.
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And you think, oh, this person is so, so amazing, so attractive.
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I love them so much.
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I want them.
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And they come up to you and they say, let's cuddle.
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Let's cuddle.
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And then they hug you and they start rubbing against each other and holding each other.
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And they're whispering the word in your ear.
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Oh, it feels so good to cuddle with you.
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Oh, I love cuddling with you.
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Now, how are you going to feel?
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You're going to feel your heart's going to be beating.
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Super powerful emotion.
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There's also physical feelings happening at the same time.
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Which one is more memorable?
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Are you going to remember studying it from the dictionary definition, trying to memorize the old way, the normal school way?
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Or are you going to remember this super emotional experience of this hot guy
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or girl cuddling with you and saying the word in your ear?
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Obviously, the cuddling with the guy or the girl will be much more memorable.
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I guarantee you will never forget that word again.
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This will become one of your favorite words.
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You'll learn it instantly and you'll never forget it.
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That's an example, an extreme example, of the highest quality of learning, in this case, vocabulary, right?
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Because it's got the maximum amount of emotion.
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Now, of course, normally, day-to-day, it's hard to achieve that super high level of emotion.
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I wish we could.
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It's hard to.
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But still, we can get much more emotion if we learn vocabulary and learn phrases and even grammar using stories, using physical movement.
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All the things we do in Effortless English are designed to bring the emotion higher,
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bring the energy higher, so that you remember everything much faster and longer.
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That's how we get faster, more powerful results, because the quality is so much higher with effortless English.
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Let's talk about another example.
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I want you to train like a champion.
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Imagine that English, instead of like a subject you study in school, boring, instead, imagine it's more like a sport.
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It's an activity that you're training for, like you would for a sport, right? to be a champion.
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You're going to be a champion English speaker.
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You are a champion English speaker.
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How would you train like a champion?
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I do jiu-jitsu, Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
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It's my hobby.
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So let's imagine a jiu-jitsu, two jiu-jitsu fighters, two jiu-jitsu students.
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One is just a normal person like me, like most people who learn Jiu Jitsu.
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And the other one is Andre Galvao, who is a world champion.
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Let's look at the difference in quality, how they train and quantity.
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How do they train Jiu Jitsu and how do they get results?
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What are the results?
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How are they different?
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What's different about a champion and a normal person?
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Because again, I want you to be a champion at English, not just a normal school learner.
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A normal person for jujitsu usually goes to class two or three times per week.
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Two or three times a week is the kind of normal average jujitsu learner.
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Now that's what I do.
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Most of the people I know train two to three times per week.
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What does Andre Galvaldo do?
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World champion.
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He trains twice per day, maybe more.
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Two times per day, that's 14 times per week, instead of two or three.
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So his quantity, his amount is much, much higher.
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But guess what?
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It's also much more quality.
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The other thing, when a normal person learns a new technique in Jiu-Jitsu, they practice
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that technique maybe 10 times maybe 20 times I'd say at
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the most probably 50 times how many times is Andre Galvao practice a new technique
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that he's working on a thousand times
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or more he practices each new technique 1000 times
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or more the amount of repetition that a champion gets in their practice in their training is much, much higher.
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Again, so much higher quantity repetitions.
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It's the amount of time, the number of hours per day, and also the amount of repetition that they get is so much higher for a champion. And then the quality.
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What about the quality?
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The amount of focus.
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So for a normal jiu-jitsu learner, they think of it as kind of a hobby.
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That's how I think of jiu-jitsu.
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It's a hobby.
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So I go and I try to pay attention.
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I'm focused, of course.
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I'm awake when I'm there.
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I'm enjoying myself.
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But Andre Galvao, or another champion, is much, much higher than that.
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They are totally focused, right?
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They are super high energy.
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They are serious.
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They are concentrating every minute they are learning.
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Every minute they are training.
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The intensity, the emotion is super high.
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They're also consistent.
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Normal people who are learning something like Jiu Jitsu or any sport as a hobby.
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You know, some days you feel good.
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Then you try really hard and some days maybe you're a little tired and a little lazy.
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You don't try your best.
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And it's kind of up and down.
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Day to day, it's different.
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A champion like Andre Gavao, every moment, every day, every training, it's 100% effort all the time.
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100% energy all the time.
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100% passion and emotion all the time.
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Every minute, every hour, every week, every month of training.
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The emotional quality, the energy is so much higher than just regular normal people.
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And of course, what's the result?
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Andre Galvao, super fast improvement, world champion.
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Normal people still improving, but slow, slow improvement.
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I'm getting a little better at Jiu Jitsu, but it's very slow.
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Most people, you know, they improve, but slowly, nothing like a champion people will never become world champions.
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We can learn from this example because we see this in all sports and all different skill areas.
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This same idea of quantity and quality.
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That's what determines the amount of success you have, how powerful your results are,
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and how fast your improvement is.
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So you, I want you to be a powerful champion.
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I want you to be the Andre Galvao of English learning.
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You can be a champion English speaker.
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You can speak English powerfully and fluently in six months.
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Six months from now you can do it.
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You will do it when you use the effortless English system, the highest quantity you can get,
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and of course most important the highest quality every single time you listen to English,
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learn English, train with English.
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Quality, quality, quality.
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That's what effortless English is about.
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Now another important point, don't let anyone else tell you that you cannot do this.
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Don't let anyone else tell you you can't do anything in life.
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Not just about English, anything.
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There are always people out there who will tell you, you can't do it, it can't be done, you can't be fluent six months you can't make a lot
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of money you can't start your own business you can't you
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can't in in in in in in in in in in
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in in there's always these negative people in life I promise
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you anytime you try to do something amazing anytime you try
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to succeed anytime you push yourself there will be people telling
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you you can't do it there'll be people trying to make you feel weaker right there's I I don't know
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if it's jealousy.
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I don't know if they're disappointed in their own life.
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I don't know why they do it, but they do.
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There are just a lot of negative people in the world who will criticize you, who will tell you you can't do it, you shouldn't do it, all the time.
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Don't listen to these people.
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Champions do not listen to negative people.
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Champions just ignore those people.
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See, my job is the opposite.
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I always call myself an English coach, not a teacher.
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I think teachers are too negative.
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I just don't like the word teacher.
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Coach.
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Right?
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A coach.
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My job is to be your coach.
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And as your coach, I want to destroy doubt.
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I want to destroy weakness.
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Okay?
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I want to build your power.
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I want to build and increase your confidence.
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I want you to believe in yourself.
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I want you to dream bigger.
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I want you to dream more powerfully.
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I want you to believe that you can do it, that you will do it, whatever you want in life.
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Certainly English, but anything else that you want in your life.
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You can do it.
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It is possible.
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You can be powerful in your life.
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You can speak English powerfully.
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You can be fluent in six months.
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You can eventually become like a native speaker if that's what you want.
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You can do it.
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You do have the power.
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Trust yourself.
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Don't listen to all the people who say, no, no, no, you can't, you can't, you can't.
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No, you can and you will.
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Will it always be easy?
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No, but you're strong.
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You will find the strength.
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You will find the power.
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You can and you will be a champion.
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Just believe in yourself.
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That is my message to you.
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Think like a champion.
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Act like a champion.
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Train like a champion with English and you will speak English powerfully and fluently in six months,
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maybe less, maybe more.
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It's your decision.
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You can and you will do it.
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Be a champion and trust yourself go to EffortlessEnglishClub.com.
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EffortlessEnglishClub.com.
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Join my VIP program.
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See you next time.
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Thank you.
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Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.