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You're sitting there in front of a foreign client, and your mind goes blank as you try to remember the right word.

You're in a meeting, and you have something to say, but the thought of saying it out loud in English stops you from putting your hand up.

You hear yourself speaking English, and the sound of your voice makes you cringe with embarrassment! You stop talking as soon as you can.

There's something unique about using English at work, there is much more at stake than there is in a casual conversation.

In this episode I'm going to share some of my experience with helping people get over these common business English challenges.

If you are interested in private coaching with me, contact me at krisia@lightningenglish.com. We can book a free consultation and figure out if it's what you need.

If you're looking for a way to get started on your own without spending any money, go to https://lightningenglish.com/bizguide and join my mailing list to download the Business English Guide.

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