Story you tell yourself about why you're learning?

The tale of the traveler meeting three men at a construction site by the side of a road.

When the traveler asked the first man what he was doing, the man said: "I'm laying bricks."

The traveler then asked the second man what he was doing and the man replied: "I'm building a wall."

As the traveler neared the third man, the traveler could hear the worker humming a song, and see him working cheerfully.

"What are you doing?" the traveler asked.

"I'm building a cathedral!" announced the very proud man with a big smile.

ALL THREE MEN were laying bricks, but the story each man told himself made the difference between "work" and "passion."

And which of these three men do you think would be most likely to still be there laying bricks if the traveler came back months later?

When you know why you're going somewhere, nothing can stop you...

And this is why Drew has created a different kind of training for students who need helping seeing exactly what they need to focus on to improve their speaking confidence and fluency.

When you have clear goals, and understand your REAL communication problems, the everyday learning becomes automatic.