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You know English. Maybe you even use it every day.
But when you speak English, how much of YOU actually shows up?
Because there's a big difference between speaking English and speaking UP in English.
If you're ready to stop waiting until you feel ready, join me for SHOW UP & SPEAK UP, my 7-Day Speaking-Power Challenge.
For seven days, we're going to get you out of your head and get you SPEAKING.
The challenge starts October 1st.
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It's time to stop showing up as 20% of yourself in English.
Come show us what 100% of you sounds like.
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