892 : Stop Saying “Sorry, My English Is Bad” (7 Reasons It’s Keeping You Stuck)
About this episode
In this episode, Tiffani discusses why apologizing for your English can hinder your communication and offers seven reasons to stop this habit.
Do you ever start speaking and immediately apologize—“Sorry, my English is bad”? If you do, I want you to hear me clearly: that sentence is not helping you. It’s training you to shrink, and it’s teaching other people to focus on your English instead of your message. In this episode, I’m breaking down 7 real reasons that apology keeps you stuck—from job interviews to meetings to networking events to doctor appointments. You’ll hear what those moments sound like in real life, why the apology sh...
People in this episode
Host: Tiffani
Topics covered
- language learning
- communication skills
- overcoming fear
- self-confidence
- professional development
- networking
Keywords
- English language
- apology
- communication
- job interviews
- networking events
- self-improvement
- confidence
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