Today we are taking a closer look at the significance of language for identity and how a language can tell those listening who we are. 
The way we speak paints a vibrant picture of our cultural background, personal experiences, and the way we look at life. 
Through the language we speak, we give insights into our own personal history books and museums of our lives.

Have fun listening to how language shapes who we are!
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In the podcast today, I talk about 5 different ways of making learning a language easier. You will also hear a number of reasons why it is important to keep learning, including how your reputation can be damaged if your communication skills are not up to scratch. 
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Today's Podcast is about getting over so-called "perceived confidence". 
Our 'imposter' within us - the one that says we are not good enough - often stops us spreading our message to the world. 
How many of us  - especially native-speakers (as I am in Germany) have fears about getting up on that global stage but imagine how sad the whole thing would be if we had no speakers and nobody was willing to share their stories and their wisdom with us.  Wouldn't that be a very pale, colourless world? 
Wouldn't others love to be inspired by you? 
My mission is to get you up there, sharing what you have on a global stage.... as a non-native speaker. 
Listen in to a few thoughts (I don't edit my podcasts to show you, unedited is also ok!)

In this episode, we talk about how important it is to get your message out there as well as some of the aspects you should be aware of. 
Join us for a few insights into delving into the area of speaking in public as a non-native speaker.