
Short reads for professionals and language trainers. On the English that's already there – and what gets in the way of using it.
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A confession first: “Speed Networking” is a misleading name. Nobody is timing you. Nobody is networking in the business-card sense either. It’s a series of short conversations in English, online, over lunch, with people you haven’t met.
I...
A person reading something with a slight frown. AI generated.
Many professionals still assume formal English sounds more credible. In conversation, it often backfires. Heavy wording adds distance, and distance kills trust.
People don’t...
A 60-year-old business woman looking puzzled. AI generated
I’ve been wondering whether the word “coaching” does more harm than good. It suggests a deficit. Something to correct. I’m not sure that’s what I do.
I’ve been reading Corporate R...
A business man leaning forward, mouth slightly open with his hand half-raised - ready to speak. AI generated
In meetings, the first person to speak often decides what everyone talks about. Not because they’re right. Because they showed up...
Three people from different backgrounds in conversation. AI generated.
You say something that feels normal.
A phrase you’ve used for years.
You look up.
And the other person’s face shifts.
Not because their English is weak.
Becaus...
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British-born, Germany-based. I write for business professionals and language trainers whose English is there – but not always when it needs to be. Short reads on the gap between knowing and speaking.
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