English Coach Podcast - Living the Language

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Top Seven Update as at Nov. 30, 2020

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The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

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Featured Guest: Professor Sandra Loeb

English Language for remote work is the core theme - and our esteemed guest for today, dear friend of mine Sandra Loeb. Today we explore the wisdom of her academic – as well as her true to life hands-on experience working within various cultures in different parts of the world.

The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist, in that it exemplifies calmly an "imagined reality" where our higher selves are called to the fore - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

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Featured Guest: Farida Bissinger

The episode offers insight into what motivates a trainer, and goes on to drive your learning process. The conversation emanates authenticity, and dares to stage human vulnerabilities and truth - that move the [people] who follow a calling that serves you.

The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist, in that it exemplifies calmly an "imagined reality" where our higher selves are called to the fore - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

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Featured Guest: Anna Royon Weigelt - intercultural consultant, coach and moderator.

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We look at what I like to call cultural fluidity. We converse with the rather daring idea – of accepting the different personalities (so to speak) that constitute the whole person in all of us and about recognising all of them – individually – perhaps as its own unique asset.

A particularly rich conversation – that captures the essence of insight shared – between friends dear I say – all in keeping with the free authentic spirit of independent Podcasting.

This Episode of the English Coach Podcast - like all the rest takes my usual relaxed accessible human approach – to your learning experience.

So what’s in it for you?!

• Myths – around using a shared language and examples of where in real life – things can in fact go wrong as a result of larger cultural differences.
• We explore specific instances – of using something that is usually seen as an uncomfortable challenge, instead as an opportunity to improve, an opportunity not only to inform but to also to communicate – and get what YOU want.
• We agree that awareness of all these factors could go on to reduce the stresses of remote work. See shownotes for more
  

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The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

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Featured Guest: Mr Andy Beck

This episode 32, of the English Coach Podcast - the fourth in the poetry series - is again self-sponsored and takes my usual relaxed accessible human approach – to your learning experience. Our guest for today – published and practiced author, musician singer and songwriter Andy Beck, writing: https://andybeckwriting.com/ , music: https://www.calemusic.net/ 

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Featured Guest: Ms Dominika Otlewska-Dräger

It really is all about Finding your Flow – and this Episode 31, the third in the poetry series hopes to help you - to be a little more receptive to that – in a meaningful way.  Today’s show is mostly in German.

I always encourage all my listeners, learners, participants, and subscribers – or anyone learning a foreign language – to give  themselves the space to sometimes to improvise and to recognise – that many things in life come down to the art of it.

This episode of the English Coach Podcast – is self-sponsored – and takes my usual relaxed, accessible, human approach – to your learning experience.  See shownotes for more

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Featured Guest: Abba Lang

In the words of previous guests on the stage of life – use the stage to get over the stage. If you are learning a language to talk to People – talk to people. If you are learning a language to do something with it – do something with it. This episode of the English Coach Podcast – the second in the Poetry Series – is self-sponsored – and takes my usual relaxed, accessible, human approach – to your learning experience. See shownotes for more

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Featured Guest: Jennifer Roch (link)

In the first part of the interview we approach the questions:
How to build bridges of understanding and agreement between all the parties involved in a training or coaching program? Who carries what responsibility? What is the importance and scope of reflection, what role does it play? What is the essential difference between training and coaching, and how is progress measured? Who gives you permission to be successful at your own target skill, and who gets to tell you who you are?

In this the second half of Episode 29 we broach the questions:
How is return on investment for training or coaching initiatives perceived? What is the value of these returns and how are they measured? What are some of the things that that help to form a practicing Leadership Coach? What is the current trend, as it relates to rethinking leadership and its role in facilitating motivation and fulfillment for employees? How do veritable contrasts coincide?  .... See shownotes for more

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I have been lucky enough to meet some wonderful souls over the past few years in Germany, shared many learning experiences well worth documenting and sharing with others.

This episode is all about framing the adult learning experience – from another perspective. The value of this episode – is that you will quite likely recognise key [aspects] of an exemplary learning journey that are similar to yours. You will recognise attitudes that are also likely to help you – to engineer or stage – your own transformations.... See shownotes for more

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Marianne is helping me in more ways than one – to diversify the whole Language Learning Experience that I am offering to you. More on that later – so be sure to stay tuned in for what’s to come. In this Episode 27 of the English Coach Podcast – the third in Season 2 and the first of perhaps 4 Episodes in a new Poetry Series – we’ll be focusing in parts on the melody of Language. This is not to be taken lightly, the series will help you to be more receptive to these flows – and can make a world of difference between understanding – being yourself understood – or not at all.... Check shownotes for more.