Your English Potential: The Role of Practical Hope

 


What keeps you committed to advance your English? Today I reflected on my main reason for teaching English to adults and it can be reduced to one powerful word: hope. For me, hope springs eternal [idiom: people always hope, even when things are difficult] when considering each individual's potential to connect, grow, and participate.

At the heart of what I do is a desire to contribute, in however small a way, to making our world a better place. Through English training, you can develop crucial English and mental skills. Indirectly, this development promotes wider communication through English, the global lingua franca [a language used for communication between groups of people who speak different native languages]. English is used not only for international business and addressing global issues, but also for spiritual teachers of diverse backgrounds to share their wisdom on how to navigate and address personal challenges with greater skill. Think of the Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hanh, Eckhart Tolle, Gurumayi Chidvilasananda, Miguel Ruiz  and so many others, who use English to encourage us to develop deeper understanding and to expand our perspective.

English development isn't just about lessons. There are countless open doors [many opportunities or possibilities] to truly master English. Ultimately, the English you incorporate is the one you choose to engage with, the one you pay attention to because it's relevant to you. This differs from traditional classrooms where the path is chosen for you.

Here's where Confident English Training shines. Our approach is for curious minds seeking a path aligned with personal growth. We help you go deeper than just words, integrating English into your life through adaptable processes. We believe that where there's life, there's hope [idiom: as long as a person is alive, there is always a chance for improvement or success], and that with determination and diligence, your English aspirations are always within reach.

If this resonates, you’re invited to book a CET Clarity Call. Let's discuss how Confident English Training can open new possibilities for your English journey.

And watch this space for more exciting opportunities coming soon!

~ Tanya

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