• The freedom to travel anywhere
• The confidence to start a conversation with anyone
• The adventure of speaking to people in their own language

Learning a new language stimulates your brain. It allows you to experience other cultures from the inside. And it gives you the confidence to start conversations with people you’d otherwise never have met.

I DID, FOR SURE.

We all want to be dedicated, motivated language learners. We all know that we should be determined and committed. We all want to impress our friends with our language smarts.

THE REALITY?

When I moved to Spain, I lived there six months, and I was still terrified of starting a conversation in Spanish. I took language classes. Even then, I didn’t have the confidence to go out and talk to people.

We know we “should” study grammar. We know we “should” set aside a time for language practice every day. We know we “should” memorize vocabulary.

BUT DOES ANY OF THAT EVER HAPPEN?

No. Instead, we think we’re stuck with our “limitations”. We believe that language learning is just for gifted geniuses. We tell ourselves that we’re too old, or that we’re unable to travel, or that we’ve got a poor memory.

None of those needs to hold you back.

You might know me as the author of the #1 best seller Fluent in 3 Months. Or you might have seen me profiled in National Geographic or speaking at TEDx.

Over the past 10 years, I’ve traveled to over 40 countries, become fluent in eight languages, conversational in another four and I’ve gotten by in another 12 languages.

Thanks to my adventures and the charm of my lilting accent I’ve been given the nickname

Benny the Irish Polyglot.

You’ve probably guessed that it hasn’t always been this way.

Confession time.

When I started out, I didn’t have a clue about learning languages. I’m not “natural” or “gifted” with languages. And I don’t consider myself a particularly dedicated learner.

How have I learned so many languages?

Here’s what changed things.

• I figured language is about communication.
• It’s about meeting interesting people.
• It’s about discovering new worlds.
• It’s a social thing.

Yet so often, we make language learning about sitting at a desk, reading from a textbook. All the fun and passion are drained away. And language learning should be all about fun and passion.

In other words, I found that if I simply started speaking a language, from day one, and immersed myself in that language, I naturally picked it up.

By meeting interesting people, and wanting to know more about them, I found I wanted to learn.

Motivation was key – and I’ll show you how to find yours. Confidence is also vital – again, I’ll share how you get that. With confidence and motivation, you can learn any language. But you will hit roadblocks. That’s why I developed systems to help me learn faster.

I shared the essentials of my language learning systems in my bestselling book Fluent in 3 Months.

With Fluent in 3 Months Premium,
you’ll open the doors to the adventure of language learning.

Here are just some of the things you can do once you know
the real secrets to learning a second language:

HERE’S WHAT’S WAITING FOR YOU INSIDE FLUENT IN 3 MONTHS PREMIUM:

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