How to stop judging your English* (*Or any parallel language)

Feeling second best using English at work?

Tired of justifying your French skills to yourself, let alone anyone else?

Whatever your parallel language, if you feel like your own worst critic - you're not alone.

As an experienced English teacher, langage coach and 2nd language user, I know these thoughts must be 𝙛𝙖𝙘𝙚𝙙 alone.

But you can beat your critic if you avoid their trap 🪤.

It's a trap I've walked into and seen others do the same time and time again but it is avoidable.

The trap is this 👇

We expect our negative feelings will improve AFTER we've done MORE hard, painful work like;

• learning more complex grammar
• memorising more words
• trying to recreate or study language we'll only ever use in a test or exam.

Of course they don't.

If anything they become stronger because we haven't confronted them.

Deep down we know we need to do something but it's often our inner critics (prosecutors) who make the most of them.

It's their voices that keep us anxious, inactive and afraid to face the guilt.

Don't let this continue behind closed doors. Step up and expose the lies and unfairness behind their arguments in a fair court.

Using an imaginary trial as a framework, I've created a unique DIY coaching tool to help you successfully face the fears most learners avoid or just postpone forever.

In 5 exercises in this hand-illustrated ebook, we'll reveal the injustice behind the guilt.

I'll show you the evidence that's in your favour as you'll strengthen your defence.

It's only 10€ and by the time you've completed the exercises you can expect to feel surer about your parallel language today, with new resilience and belief in your skill for your future too.

👩‍🏫 Teacher or language coach? 👨‍🏫

This is also for you.

With this resource you have a ready made language coaching tool to work through with your clients.

Perfect for kicking off a short series of 1-1 sessions, as a reflective discussion starter to share with a group of learners. Or as a thought provoking extra for use before or between sessions/ classes.