Taking small actions every day leads to great results. Author Darren Hardy calls it “The Compound Effect”, and it holds for a lot of things in life. In this episode, I’ll discuss how I’ve realized it’s deeply relevant to English learning and speaking. I experienced it in acting school, in the accent training courses I took, and in the past decade in teaching and building my business. I see it in my students as well, as they put in the work day in day out, not seeing immediate results but then reach a breakthrough and impact other people around them.
06:42 – Defining the Compound Effect 09:02 – How daily practice changed my accent in acting school 13:05 – How weekly uploads led to a successful business 17:00 – Insisting on speaking English is making a difference 25:55 – Breaking it down is building you up 30:45 – The Ripple Effect, and how it has manifested in my life 33:12 – The outcomes of OUR actions 37:15 – The Compound Effect in English: What YOU can do
After listening to this episode, let me know in the comments on my website if you’ve experienced the Compound Effect in your life, but more importantly – what you’re going to do to build up your English until the end of the month! Yes. Break it down and build yourself up!
Tune in to Brooke Castillo’s episode on the Compound Effect on The Life Coach School: https://thelifecoachschool.com/podcast/236/
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You might find these videos interesting as well: What is the Compound Effect? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krweO8-CtMk The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iO6XEMMFNOc
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