Learn English Through Story Episode 2: Confident Future Podcast #2

Welcome to the Confident Future Podcast #2 where I present Learn English Through Story Episode #2 Maya's New American Workplace. I follow the same format from Episode #1, where I give you one business English story and I tell the the same story three times. Each time I tell the same story, but with more difficult business English vocabulary. Climb the Ladder of Fluency with me from Basic English to Advanced English to an Eloquent Level of English.

🎙️ The Confident Future Podcast 🎙️
Welcome to the Confident Future Podcast – your special place for building confidence in all parts of your life. This is your home for mastering confident communication in the business world. In each episode, I will share interesting stories, useful vocabulary, real-world business conversations and much more. Everything is to help you build your confident business English skills. Whether you're tuning in for a Deep Learning of Vocabulary or listening to a conversation breakdown, you're sure to find actionable insights that will elevate your communication and increase your confidence.

🍿 WATCH FIRST (OR NEXT):

🌟 Learn English Through Story is for ALL Levels of English Learners
This very creative video is useful to beginners to experts trying to learn English. Some are new to English and some have strong English skills. This video is guaranteed to challenge all of you. This is the story of a young woman trying to become comfortable in her new American workplace. Maya is not a native English speaker and has just been hired to work in an American company - in English!

💯 What’s Your Business English Confidence Score?

🎯 In this video, you'll learn:
Please look at this long video as a full course in Building English Confidence. You will be able to practice your English Listening Skills, English Speaking Skills, English Shadow Practice, Deep Learning of Vocabulary and so much more.

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WHO AM I?
I change lives. How would your life change if you were able to communicate confidently in English? I’m Grant, an experienced business guy with 30+ years of experience. I’ve got an MBA and a Law Degree, founded and been the CEO of many companies. I'm not a teacher. I don’t do grammar and never will. I think English fluency is close to impossible, but English confidence is 100% possible. I do things my way - a very different way than most teachers and business English trainers. I love changing lives. My mission is to change more than 1,000,000 lives. I hope I will change yours.

⌚️Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction of Episode #2 (3 stories)
10:16 Story 1 - Basic English Level
17:02 Story 1 Vocabulary Word List
40:17 Summary of Story 1 and Introduction of Story 2 Advanced Level
40:50 Story 2 - Advanced Level
48:59 Story 2 Vocabulary Word List
02:15:17 Summary of Story 2 and Introduction of Story 3 Eloquent Level
02:18:32 Story 3 - Eloquent Level
02:28:50 Story 3 Vocabulary Word List
04:18:52 Summary of Story 3 and Conclusion

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[carlh.knappen]

Thank you very much-it is one thing to use the English language, it is quite another to understand how it works.

[hamzabouzalmat]

Very profound work. I have waited for your new videos frequently. So thank you very much for your great contribution.

[GTMG]

Basic (every day language for me)

Thank you again for another detailed, deep English lesson. Even though you believe you are not a teacher, you are a great one, and I can’t thank you enough for the hard work you put in to create this work. I believe you will have many followers. I don’t know how you figured out this approach, but I can assure you that it’s the best out there to teach non-native speakers to understand more, acquire more vocabulary, and eventually use it in their everyday language. I really never use these advanced words when having an everyday conversation, unless when writing something like an academic work. Your approach is quite engaging and works. The three-stage or level English approach helps build up gradually. I now understand what you mean when you suggest that we start reading from the first story even though we understand it and take sentence by sentence from each story and compare. For me, this is the perfect way to increase my vocabulary and understand deep English more.


Advanced

Thank you once again for another comprehensive English lesson. Despite your self-perceived lack of teaching credentials, you excel in this role. Your diligent efforts in creating this content deserve immense gratitude. I am confident that your unique approach will attract a substantial following. It effectively aids non-native speakers in comprehending complex concepts, expanding their vocabulary, and eventually integrating these advanced words into everyday language. Personally, I rarely employ such sophisticated terminology during casual conversations; it tends to emerge primarily when crafting academic works. Your engaging three-stage English method facilitates gradual skill development. I now fully grasp your recommendation to revisit the initial stories, dissecting sentences meticulously.This 3 step approach significantly enhances vocabulary acquisition and deepens my understanding of English .

[JinathWaduge]

Thank you sir it, s great service to the entire world

[ericavilez]

Thanks grant, you are the best sweet teacher in the world. ❤

[japaoyagami]

Muito obrigado por falar devagar e por colocar legenda nos vídeos pra gente entender melhor.
Você é incrível!!!

[GTMG]

Yei it’s here!! M on it!! Have been waiting for episode 2!!

[gothamianuradha]

Im sri lankan..but now live in Australia.manytimes i watch you vedios.sir, you are great teacher...

[ZayadHossain]

Yours one is different, gorgeous, natural. Thanks, Sir.

[pandajvn]

I really appreciate the effort you've put into this video. It's incredibly helpful for everyone learning Business English.

[Dareios]

„Go slow to go fast“ reminds me of the game of golf. You don‘t need to hit it hard to hit it far. I‘m only a few minutes into the video, but I can tell, it was worth the wait. Thank you

[MiniMiniBrain]

Thanks a lot. I realy needed something like that. More and more please.

[anrisol]

I like your voice and positivity. Very nice motivational lesson.

[venkateshhc]

Really admiring speech sir. ❤
I'm eagerly waiting for your videos sir.

[ahmadhatoum]

I like this kind of stories that teach you advanced word keep going and do more of them

[abakarabdelkerimadoum]

Thanks a lot my expert ❤❤i just wanted to ask you the story part 2 but you already did it .
Thanks a lot you are training our mind to become more confident.

[albertocota]

Your classes are great, thank You. I want to ask You a question, what You mean when you say English shadow practice?

[alvarohermany]

very good class, I would say excellent❤

[alro]

7:33 Isn't "eager" with double "g"? I haven't checked on the Internet, though.
Excellent series, Grant! I appreciate your effort to share this with the people!
Cheers from Mexico!

[dovenful]

Can you please post your episodes as a PDF? Thank you!