English Language Lab
Rachel Boyce, Paul O'NeillStop sounding like a student and start sounding like a professional!
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The Grammar of Empathy
Picture this scene. You are in a meeting. A colleague shares an idea you disagree with. In your own language, you know exactly how to push back without hurting anyone. You soften, you hedge, you hint. Everyone leaves...
How to Disagree Politely and Effectively
This episode explores the nuanced use of the phrase ‘I can see where you’re coming from’ in professional communication. It highlights how this expression fosters empathy, politeness, and emotional intelligence in conversations, especially w...
Which English Skill Separates Good Communicators from Great Ones?
Sometimes the most important information in a meeting is the information nobody says.
You walk into a meeting. Nobody is talking. Your manager looks tense. Two colleagues are avoiding eye contact with each other.
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I help people thrive through language and solopreneurship. As an ESL teacher, business skills trainer, author, and coach for online freelance educators, I support two communities: 'English Language Lab' and 'Teach Train Coach'.
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