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M E M B E R S O N LY
2015
SEPTEMBER
09
GUARANTEED WAY
TO DOUBLE YOUR
SPEAKING TIME
Welcome back to the Inner Circle,
listeners.
Last time, you learned why it’s
important to do a mid-year review
of your progress and about the law
of increasing motivation.
This time, we’re going into more
actionable learning tactics. The kind
you can apply right now so you
speak more of your target language
sooner. All with the help of our
101.com audio and video lessons...
and a bit of structure.
Speak more of your
target language sooner...
In this Inner Circle Lesson, you
will learn...
Why most learners simply don’t
make real progress with speaking
X2
Double points!
X2
How I doubled my speaking time with
audio and video lessons and structure
How you can double your
speaking time
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So listeners,
I have 3 months left in the year.
I WAS AT 20 MINUTES OF SPANISH CONVERSATION. MY PROMISED GOAL FOR SEPTEMBER WAS 23 MINUTES.
I hit 30 minutes with my tutor.
That’s right; that’s my
overall goal for 2015.
How did it happen? You can call it preparation. You can
call it “cheating” because it wasn’t complete free-style
conversation. You can call it structured conversation.
You can call it whatever you want, but the numbers
are there.
I did it by training my in-person tutor, believe it or not,
to use our SpanishPod101 audio and video lessons.
Before we get into that, let’s get into the first point.
You’ll need to understand why most learners are
super slow with their speaking progress. Then, you’ll
understand how my learning tactics work and how
you can apply them.
You’re probably wondering how SpanishPod101
lessons combined with a tutor allowed me to have a
10-minute jump. And about how this helps you.
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WHY MOST LEARNERS SIMPLY DON’T
MAKE REAL PROGRESS WITH SPEAKING.
Why is real speaking progress so hard to make?
Let’s say you have a chance to practice speaking. Maybe
you have a tutor. Maybe you have a native-speaking
friend. They can definitely help improve bits and pieces
of your speaking such as pronunciation, grammar and
learning new words here and there.
And you
can
talk about your day and common topics.
But without proper preparation on both sides, that’s it.
You’re limited to what you already know. The weather.
Recent events. What you did this weekend.
If you try to
have a “free” conversation, you will fall flat.
You’ll run
out of words, grammar points... and things to talk about.
Yet almost everyone goes about learning to speak in this
“free-style” method.
So how do you double your speaking time? Even if
you’re low on words and grammar?
It’s structure.
Let’s get into the second point.
And this happens outside of language learning too.
I’m
sure you’ve felt a conversation die at some point simply
because one or the other party ran out of things to say.
Just imagine an awkward date.
The point is, free conversation is bad for beginners.
Your conversations will die. This is exactly why most
learners don’t make serious progress.
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