Learn the step-by-step process for creating your very own study routine for learning multiple languages… so you can start USING what you learn in your day-today life.
Learning more than one and stuck in planning mode?
You’re not the problem. Your system is.
COACHING FOR LANGUAGE LEARNERS
You’re not lazy — you’ve been unsupported. Let’s fix that.
You’re juggling jobs, classes, hobbies, and maybe even multiple languages.
You’ve got the motivation — just not the bandwidth.
It’s hard to know what’s realistic, and you’re tired of watching others “make it work” while you feel stuck.
You’ve downloaded the apps. Saved the videos. Bought the books. But the more resources you collect, the more overwhelmed you feel.
You’re not looking for more tips. You’re looking for a path that makes sense.
You don’t need someone to shout “just be consistent” at you.
You need a way to stay motivated without burning out.
You’re ready to stop starting over and start seeing results that actually stick.
INTROVERTED POLYGLOT
I’m the go-to person for helping language learners organize their studies and build a routine that actually sticks (so you can start USING the languages in your day-to-day life)!
Not just something that looks good on paper, but something that works for real life.
I wasn’t always consistent. I tried all the apps, saved all the blogs, and bought into every program I could find. But no matter how motivated I felt at first, I kept losing steam.
It took me years to realize what was missing.
Now I teach other learners how to skip the overwhelm and stay consistent without burning out!
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