The Language Journey

This episode is 100% AI produced by a new experimental Google program called NotebookLM. The summary and the spoken version is 100% AI but it’s based on my 136+ page google document of my coaching notes. This is an experiment and a fun way to give you an idea of the things I talk about as well as my language/communication and leadership coaching philosophies. This document will eventually become m...

“If you know the way broadly, you will see it in everything” - Miyamoto Musashi, Master Swordsman Learning a language uses the same seven attitudinal foundations that meditation and learning to draw from observation do. However, in truth, most things in life are like this: the same approach will allow you to deeply learn most skills.

A simple and powerful method to handle any interview or questioning based on neuroscience and tactical empathy. THE MBL METHOD(Mirror, Breathe, Label, method by Nicolas Luna, inspired from Chris Voss's amazing work) ✓1.🪞 Mirror the questions Examples of mirroring (repeat the last few words): ↳Interviewer: "Tell me about a challenging situation you faced at work." ↳You: "A chall...

As a language coach, my primary goal is to help people become better communicators. This is more important than learning the language perfectly. 

La Regla del 80/20 en el Aprendizaje de un nuevo idioma. ¿Cuál es la manera más eficaz de utilizar mi tiempo?

The secret to enjoying, being good at small talk and quickly turning it into deep conversations.

The 80/20 Rule Language Learning Hack. The best way to use your limited time resources when learning a new language. 

The Meaningless “do” of English. Why DO we have to say “do” when we ask “Why DO we have to say “do”? ;) 

English’s Fake Present Tense

The single, most powerful thing you can do on your own to improve your fluency in any language is to read out loud.

Why it’s important to learn a little bit of the history of the English language in order to understand, remember and use phrasal verbs correctly.