🌟 How to Succeed in the DELF A2 Exam 🌟 Hi everyone! I’ve just released a new episode of my podcast, where I share the essential strategies to succeed in the DELF A2. In this episode, I explain how to improve all four skills — listening, reading, speaking, and writing — with simple, clear, and effective techniques. If you’re preparing for the DELF A2 or want to strengthen your French foundations, this episode is for you! Give it a listen and feel free to leave a comment or ask a question. Enjoy the episode, and good luck with your DELF A2 preparation!

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2025 isn’t finished yet — but something in me said it’s time to pause and acknowledge what this year has opened. For some people this was a difficult year. For others — a transformational one. For me, 2025 became the moment I finally stepped into the larger identity I’ve been building quietly for a decade. And if this year broke you open a little… it might be because the next chapter is ready. Here are my Top 12 Wins of 2025: 1️⃣ First time in America — a moment my younger self would never believe 2️⃣ Turned 37 — more grounded, clearer, stronger 3️⃣ Crossed $100/hour in English coaching (from $10/hour years ago) 4️⃣ Signed my first personal-branding client 5️⃣ Became a Licensed NLP Master Practitioner 6️⃣ Trained 50+ managers for a year without a single lesson plan 7️⃣ Flew 19 times in 2 months — trusting momentum 8️⃣ Crossed 20,000 hours of 1:1 coaching — a milestone very few reach 9️⃣ Started a coaching business for teachers & professionals 🔟 Made the biggest personal development investment of my life 1️⃣1️⃣ Trained in shamanic work — expanding depth, state, and voice 1️⃣2️⃣ Became a Charisma Enhancement Trainer under the lineage of Richard Bandler 2025 stretched me, moved me, challenged me. And I’m entering 2026 with more clarity, more certainty, and a voice that no longer hides.

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Whenever I resolve to get serious about English learning, I’m brimming with motivation and self-assurance initially. Yet the process of memorizing vocabulary, and particularly speaking it aloud, always presents me with numerous hurdles. Consequently, my confidence fades and my efforts peter out eventually. I sincerely wish I could persevere this round and achieve my learning goals.

A new episode for A2-B1 students.

Recently, I started attending driving school, and this week I went out on the road for the first time. I drove the Minami Ward course, and the atmosphere was completely different from driving inside the school grounds. Cars on the actual streets were speeding by, and everything felt so fast and overwhelming. I was honestly terrified. To make matters worse, I happened to be assigned an instructor who was quite strict and scary. He pointed out many things during the lesson, and I ended up feeling discouraged and disappointed in myself. However, since I am now practicing on real roads, I understand that being corrected is a necessary part of learning. Instead of letting those comments bring me down, I have decided to take them positively. I want to think of them as advice that will help me improve my driving skills. I know that if I keep practicing and stay motivated, I will eventually become a confident driver. My goal now is to work hard so I can get my license as soon as possible. Once I get my license, I really want to go on drives to many different places. Thinking about the freedom to travel wherever I want gives me motivation to keep trying, even when things feel difficult. I believe that if I stay determined, I will overcome my fears and enjoy driving someday.

*Brno – A City in the Czech Republic* (A2 Level – 150 words) Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic. It is not a village, but a big city with many people. Brno is in the south of the country. It is famous for its history, schools, and culture. Many students live in Brno because it has good universities, like Masaryk University. People from different countries come to study there. The city has many parks, restaurants, and cafes. It is a nice place to live and study. In Brno, you can visit old buildings, like Špilberk Castle and St. Peter and Paul Cathedral. The city also has modern shopping centers and cinemas. Public transport is good, so it’s easy to travel around. People in Brno are friendly. The city is quiet but interesting. It is not as busy as Prague, but many tourists visit Brno every year. It is a beautiful place in the heart of Europe.

Bonjour french learners, here is a quick quiz in grammar!!!

Being able to talk on a wide variety of topics is really helpful for getting a higher mark on the IELTS test. In this podcast I will help you to form opinions and ideas for Speaking Part 3 and Writing Part 2. You can also book a private lesson with me on my profile. Hope to see you in a lesson soon!