Do This Instead Of Worrying About Your Accent

“Where are you from?”

“I’m from the U.S.”

“No you’re not,” said the American girl I was talking to.

I hear that a lot.

I guess living in Europe and speaking slowly and clearly for 20 years has changed my accent. 

So it is possible to change your accent.

But it’s not easy.

And I think you can spend your time on better things.

For example…

Learning new words.

Enjoying TV, podcasts and books.

Meeting new people who don’t speak your native language.

However… 

If people ask you “Can you say that again?”

Or if they interrupt you.

Or don’t hear you.

That’s a problem! 

But the real problem is usually not your accent.

It’s usually something else.

I’m working on a new course this week that will solve these problems.

It will teach you how to improve your voice. 

So that people listen to you, understand you, pay attention to you and respect you. 

And yes, I’ll even have some tips on improving your accent. 

So watch for that soon.