You’ve spent so much time learning that you refuse to quit. But at the same time, you remember nothing.

You feel intimate practising in front of your loved ones and can’t find a way to practise that feels good.

There’s no routine you’ve found yet that seems to get you feeling fluent.

You’re not alone. I’ve worked with countless learners over the years who have all been through that deflated feeling that maybe they weren’t cut out for fluency. So they settle for average language skills, quit practising, and gradually lose what they once had.

Getting better at that language isn’t about uprooting your life and moving abroad. Nor is it about spending your evenings always ‘on’ at language exchanges and online lessons.

You don’t need a massive shift in your routine to finally get fluent.