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Superior Man Vocabulary Text Hi, this is AJ Hoge. Welcome to the vocabulary lesson for "Superior Man." Let's start. Our first word is intimate, intimate. In the first sentence David Dieda says pick an area of your life, choose an area of your life. And he says perhaps your intimate relationships. So intimate, intimate relationship for example, intimate just means very close, very personal. So your intimate relationships are your closest relationships. Your husband or wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, mother, father, daughter, son, those kind of relationships. Maybe your very close, closest friends, so your intimate relationships, your very close relationships. Sometimes if someone says your intimate relationship, no “s", relationship, then they're usually talking about someone you're dating or you're married to, so they're talking about your that kind of love relationship between a husband/wife boyfriend/girlfriend. But sometimes it's a little more general and it just means your closest relationships. So if there's an "s" there, intimation relationships, then we're talking about the people who are closest to you. husband or wife, boyfriend or girlfriend. So sometimes it's used just to mean Our next word is spiritual. He says perhaps you should think about your spiritual practice. Spiritual is similar to religious. It's quite close to religious...spiritual, religious, very similar. The difference is that religious is organized, or religion is organized, right? So we're talking about Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, those are religions. So if you're practicing one of those specifically, you can say "Oh, I am religious. I am a religious person. I am a Buddhist, I am a very strong Buddhist. I am religious." But spiritual is really very personal. It's not organized. You might say you have a belief about god or you have a belief about the universe or about life. But maybe it's not Buddhism or Christianity or Islam, maybe it's not a specific religion. It's your own personal feeling. Your own personal experience, that's spiritual. Spiritual. So spiritual is the direct experience, the direct feeling. Religion or religious refers to something organized. Okay, so your spiritual practice, it's your practice or how you pray or meditate, for example. Next we see the phrase "earn a living." He says are you currently doing something to earn a living that gives you passion. To earn a living means to make money. It really means to work, usually it's how you make money. So you can say "I earn a living by teaching English," right? I make money by teaching English. It's my job. It's my career. Alright, so to earn a living means to make money or to work. So in this article he talks

The Effortless English Club Automatic English For The People Intro Main Text These lessons are sold only on our website, EffortlessEnglishClub.com. If you bought these lessons somewhere else, you have an illegal copy. Please notify us and we will take immediate legal action against the seller. Thank you. Hi, this is AJ Hoge, Director of the Effortless English Club. Welcome to our new set of lessons, these are called the Power English Lessons. The reason they're called Power English is because in these lessons we're going to do two things. Number one, you're going to learn English, of course. As always, we have the mini-stories which are our favorite lessons for most of our members, but the content, the focus, the topics in these lessons are going to be focused on the psychology of learning and the psychology of success. Now these ideas, they're not just my ideas. In fact, they come from a lot of other people. They come from people like Tony Robbins, who is a famous success coach, Robert Anton Wilson, Joe Vitale, Robert Kiyosaki, Alan Watt, so l've taken a lot of ideas from a lot of different people about this topic of the psychology of success. And the reason that we're going to talk about this in these lessons is that in my experience, most English students struggle and fail because of psychology, not because of methods, not because of teachers. Those things are important, but Tony Robbins talks about the fact that psychology is 80% of success. And I think he's right, based on my experience with many, many English students. Psychology is 80% of success, so 20% are the methods you use to study. 20% are the schools you go to, the teachers you have, the books you use. Those are important, we talk a lot about them. But the other 80% is psychology, your motivation, your emotions, how you manage your time. All of these things are in fact much, much more important. What I saw in my classes were that the enthusiastic students, the energetic students, the optimistic students always learned much faster. They succeeded. The ones who failed, the ones who dropped out and quit, the ones who struggled had the opposite mentality. They had a very negative mentality. Their motivation was low. They tended to be pessimistic. They felt that they weren't good at English. They had ideas that English was very tough, very difficult, they struggled. They didn't have enthusiasm for English. They didn't love English. So in these lessons we're going to talk about how can you manage your emotions. How can you develop that strong, powerful, enthusiastic attitude towards English,

Intro Mini-Story Text Hi this is AJ Hoge. Welcome to the mini-story for "Introduction to Power English". Let's get started. In the mini-story I will tell a kind of strange, funny, stupid story. Usually actually I will ask the story. It means I will ask a lot of questions. The reason I ask these questions is to get a lot of repetition so that the grammar structure, the grammar pattern will go into your brain deeply because you're getting it again and again and again. You don't need to think about it. Just relax, listen to the story, answer the questions quickly. If you need to you can pause your iPod, pause your computer and answer the questions. Orif it's too fast, just listen. You don't have to speak. Speaking is optional. If you can do it, if you want to answer the questions, great! Shout them out. If you don't, if it's too difficult or you're in a train with other people, that's fine. Just listen and relax, that's okay too. Okay, let's start. * * ** * There was a beautiful woman named Sophie. Sophie had to play Tiger Woods in golf in just one month. Who had to play Tiger Woods in golf in just one month? Well, Sophie. Sophie had to play Tiger Woods in golf in just one month. What kind of woman was Sophie? Sophie was a beautiful woman. Who did she have to play? Tiger Woods, she had to play Tiger Woods. Who had to play Tiger Woods? Sophie, Sophie had to play Tiger Woods. In tennis, right?

The Effortless English Club Automatic English For The People Emotional Mastery 2 Mini-Story Text Hello, this is AJ Hoge. Welcome to the mini-story for "Emotional Mastery 2." Now, before we start this story, I want you to do something. You know what I want you to do. Stand up. breathe deeply. Good. Now big grin, a big, stupid, crazy smile on your face, come on, you can do it. And finally, move your body. Walk, you can walk in one place without moving if you want. Just lift up your feet. If you're outside, then move. Move your body. Okay, you need to be awake. You need to be alive while you're learning. You ready? Let's start the mini-story. Pull your shoulders back. Chest up. Chin up. Eyes up. Stand strong. Now * * * ** Elvis the spider can't swim. But he wants to. What does Elvis want to do? Świm, Elvis wants to swim. What is Elvis? Well, of course, Elvis is a spider. How many legs does Elvis have? Eight, just checking. Okay, Elvis has eight legs because? Because he's a spider, of course. Elvis has eight legs because he's a spider. Elvis the spider has a problem. What is his problem? Well, his problem is he can't swim. Poor Elvis, he can't swim. He wants to swim. In fact he wants to swim a very long way.

The Effortless English Club Automatic English For The People Beliefs Mini-Story Text Hello, this is AJ Hoge, and this is the mini-story for "Beliefs." Are you feeling good? Good posture? Deep breathing? Big smile? Moving? I hope so. I'm not going to start this story until you are. Alright, let's do it. * * *** There was a guy. Was there a girl or was there a guy? A guy, I just said it. There was a guy. And what was his name? Was his name Bill? No, no, no, no, no. What was his name? Well, come on, what was his name? His name was George. There was a guy and his name was George. And George, of course, had a problem. What was his problem? Well in fact, George had two problems. Oh no. Not just one problem, George had two problems. How many problems did he have? Two, George had two problems. What was his first problem? Well, his first problem was that girls always laughed at him.

The Effortless English Club Automatic English For The People Thought Mastery Main Text Hello, this is AJ Hoge. Welcome to the next lesson. Today we're going to talk about "Thought Mastery." And what thought mastery is, it's controlling and managing your thoughts. And when you control your thoughts, when you manage your thoughts, when you can change and shift your thoughts, you change and shift your motivation. You change and shift your emotion. And that causes you to change and shift your actions. And a lot of what we're going to talk about today comes from NLP. That's neuro-linguistic programming which is a very long word. Neuro means nerve or brain, something to do with the nerves or the brain or the nervous system, neuro. Linguistic we've learned already. Linguistic means language. And programming, of course, is similar to programming a computer, telling it something, what to do. So what it talks about is how to program your brain with language and with thoughts and with pictures. Thať's neuro-linguistic programming. It was developed by several different people, one of the most famous people is Richard Bandler developed this system called NLP. And NLP is designed to help you kind of control your brain a little better. To decide the kind of images, decide the kind of thoughts you want to have in your brain. And by doing that, by changing your thoughts you will change your emotions and your actions. One of the key techniques of NLP is to take images that you have in your brain and to modify them and change them. So a lot of times we have negative pictures in our head and we don't realize how powerful they are, how much they affect us, how they change the way we act, how they change the way we feel. And so what we want to do is look at the pictures that we make in our head and we want to choose them. We want to change them and choose better pictures. Let me give you an example. Let's talk about English class, English class. Imagine in your head an English class. What do you see? What picture comes into your head when I say English class? For example, do you see a room with a lot of students in it? Are they sitting at little desks in rows? Are they moving a lot or are they still? What about the teacher? Where is the teacher? Is the teacher at the front of the class standing above the students talking down to them? Do the students look happy? Are they smiling or do they look bored? What about the quality of this picture in your head? Is it bright and sunny and colorful? Or is it kind of dark, maybe black and white? Is it loud? Is there music or is it quiet? Or is it silent? Is it big and in your face, close to you, or small and far away?

Page 1 e The Effortless English Club Automatic English For The People Repetition Mini-Story Text Hello, this is AJ Hoge, Director of the Effortless English Club, here again with another lesson, the mini-story for "Repetition with Intensity." Are you ready? Are you standing strong, shoulders back, good posture? Deep breathing? Big smile, moving your body? If not, do it right now. Because if you don't, I will kick you out of the Effortless English Club, onto the street to cry and have a terrible life for the rest of your life. You don't want that, so you better do it. So stand up, smile, peak state. Let's go! It's time for English again. Let's Rock! Alright our mini-story today is about Asher. * * ** * Asher had a dream. He wanted to be the best guitarist in the world. He wanted to be a rock'n'roll god. Hm, interesting. Who wanted to be a rock'n'roll god? Asher did, Asher wanted to be a rock'n'roll god. What did he want to play? The drums? No, not the drums, he wanted to play the guitar. Did he want to be a good guitarist? Hell, no, he didn't want to be a good guitarist. He wanted to be the best guitarist in the world, a rock god. What did he want? He wanted to be the best guitarist in the world. He wanted to be a rock god. Who wanted that? Asher, Asher wanted that. Asher wanted to be the best guitarist in the world. Asher wanted to be a rock god. You know there's a problem. What's the problem?

Repetition Vocabulary Text Hello, this is AJ Hoge again. And this is the vocabulary lesson for "Repetition." Again, pretty easy today. Let's talk about the vocabulary. First, let's use that word distinction. I talked about it a lot in the main story so let's just repeat it again, review it again, one more time. And again a distinction is an important difference. It often has the idea of a small difference, not always but often. But it's a difference, a distinction, something that makes two things different, so a small difference, an important difference, a distinction. Right, next is the word vital. Vital means very, very important. Repetition is vital. Repetition is vital for mastery. It's very, very important for mastery. So again, vital, vital means very important, even necessary. Vital is something that is very important and necessary, so vital. Next is the word intensity. I used it a lot, intensity. Intensity again means power. It really has the idea of concentrated power, so doing something with a lot of focus, concentration, a lot in a small time. So repetition with intensity means a lot of energy, concentrated energy is what we're talking about in this lesson. When I say you need to have repetition with intensity, you need to have repetition with concentrated energy, concentrated power, emotional power. That's what we're talking about with intensity. It's kind of the opposite of laziness. The next word is imitate. I told you to imitate me, imitate my speaking. And as I said in the main story, imitate means copy. It's a verb, to imitate, to copy. But really imitate is a bit stronger. To imitate means to copy very closely, exactly. And we usually use it when we're talking about people. So, for example, you can copy a piece of paper, you can copy a paper. But you can't imitate a paper. We usually imitate people, something that's alive. Something that's moving, we imitate it. So if you imitate a person, it means you try to speak like them. You try to look like them. You dress like them, everything. You try to be exactly like them. That's called imitating and the noun is imitation. That process, that action is called imitation. And the verb is to imitate. Next we have one of my favorite words, bullshit. Bullshit is a great word and we say this word, bullshit, we say it when we totally disagree with something. When we think something is foolish or crazy or wrong, it really shows that you think something is wrong, totally wrong. So if somebody tells me, a student tells me “AJ, I already know the past tense. I don't need to learn it anymore. I want to learn the future perfect progressive." And I say "Bullshit, you're totally wrong. You don't already know the past tense. Because you just made a mistake with it. You just said yesterday I go to the

Hello, this is AJ Hoge. Welcome to the mini-story for Lesson Number 8, "Identity." You feel good? You standing tall? Good posture? Deep breathing, moving your body, big smile? Are you ready? I thought so. Good, let's go * * ** * There was a really cool guy named Ken. But what did Ken have? Ken had a problem. You know, everybody has problems it seems and it's true. Everybody has a problem. Ken had a problem. Ken's problem was he didn't like his job. Ken was a bored accountant. Was Ken a happy accountant? No, he was a bored accountant. How did Ken feel? Well, he felt bored. Ken was a bored accountant. What was he? A bored accountant, Ken was a bored accountant. Was he a bored salesman? Not a salesman, he was a bored accountant. He wanted a new identity. Did Ken want to be a bored accountant? No, he didn't. He did not want to be a bored accountant. He wanted a new identity. Did he want a new job? Yes, he wanted a new job. Did he want to feel differently about himself?

Identity Mini-Story Text Hello, this is AJ Hoge. Welcome to the mini-story for Lesson Number 8, "Identity." You feel good? You standing tall? Good posture? Deep breathing, moving your body, big smile? Are you ready? I thought so. Good, let's go * * ** * There was a really cool guy named Ken. But what did Ken have? Ken had a problem. You know, everybody has problems it seems and it's true. Everybody has a problem. Ken had a problem. Ken's problem was he didn't like his job. Ken was a bored accountant. Was Ken a happy accountant? No, he was a bored accountant. How did Ken feel? Well, he felt bored. Ken was a bored accountant. What was he? A bored accountant, Ken was a bored accountant. Was he a bored salesman? Not a salesman, he was a bored accountant. He wanted a new identity. Did Ken want to be a bored accountant? No, he didn't. He did not want to be a bored accountant. He wanted a new identity. Did he want a new job? Yes, he wanted a new job. Did he want to feel differently about himself?

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Este es un episodio especial. Recientemente AJ Hoge, el fundador de Effortless English se puso en contacto conmigo para hacerme una entrevista para su show. AJ es un profesor de inglés que utiliza la misma metodología de aprendizaje que yo. AJ ha ayudado a decenas de miles de estudiantes a aprender inglés. Durante la entrevista hablamos de diferentes temas relacionados con las técnicas, estrategias y trucos para aprender un idioma como estudiante independiente. La entrevista se hizo en inglés y fue grabada en directo. Me gustaría compartir el audio en este episodio del podcast. Espero que la encuentres interesante. --- Puedes encontrar las transcripciones de los episodios, los 5 pilares para aprender español y los cursos en www.unlimitedspanish.com  

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You learn the final chapter of Animal Farm today. The story ends. What finally happens to the animals? What happens to the pigs? Is this a happy ending, a sad ending, a funny ending? Enjoy this last lesson for George Orwell's classic book!

How can you be Fluent In 6 Months | What’s the secret to fluency? How long do you need? Here are the secrets to speaking English fluently in 6 months, using the Effortless English System. This system is designed to improve your spoken English. You learn to speak powerfully and improve quickly. In this podcast AJ Hoge, “The #1 English Teacher In The World”, tells you exactly how to speak English fluently 6 months from now.  

Learn English with AJ Hoge and the Effortless English Show. Continuing our book club, today's lesson is Chapter 9 of "Animal Farm". Life gets even worse for the animals as Napoleon and the pigs get stronger. A great hero suffers and dies. The lies and propaganda continue, and only Benjamin the donkey sees the truth. The story of Animal Farm is almost finished.

Learn English with AJ Hoge and his book club. Today's lesson is Animal Farm | Chapter 8. Life continues to get worse for all of the animals, except the pigs and dogs. Napoleon and the pigs get more powerful. Finally, there is another major battle on the farm!

https://effortlessenglishclub.com/blog-and-video-podcast Learn with the Effortless English Book Club! In this lesson AJ teaches you Chapter 3 of Animal Farm by George Orwell. In this chapter, the animals enjoy their victory. They all work hard on the farm and have plenty of food. Everything seems to be great. But already there are warnings of bad things to come. The pigs strengthen their leadership position. Snowball and Napoleon become even more powerful. And Napoleon takes control of educating the young. Learn what all of this means in this Effortless English Show with AJ Hoge!

14 Secrets To Elite Education with John Taylor Gatto and AJ Hoge. To be in the top .1% you need an elite education. How do you create an elite education if you are not super rich? Learn how in this Effortless English Show. https://effortlessenglishclub.com/14-secrets-elite-education

You can join the .1% of English speakers!  You can be one of the top English speakers in the world.  How do you do it? AJ Hoge teaches you the way of the .1% in this Effortless English Show. https://effortlessenglishclub.com/join-the-1

Learn real English conversations today.  Here is a real conversation about the weather, between AJ Hoge and his Mom. You learn an idiom in the conversation.  Free Text at: https://effortlessenglishclub.com/learn-real-english-conversations

The End Of School is a book by Zachary Slayback. The book discusses the huge problems in our school systems. Slayback also offers a new vision for education-- a variety of choices to replace our outdated schools. AJ Hoge, host of The Effortless English Show discusses "The End of School". He reads a short section, teaches new vocabulary, and discusses the ideas. For a free transcript of this audio, please visit http://effortlessenglishclub.com/blog-and-video-podcast.

In today's episode I’m talking to one of the founders and teachers of Learn Real English - Kristin Dodds. Read the show notes, full transcript & join the discussion at: englishthesmartway.com/session6 Kristin has more than 20 years of experience teaching English to speakers of other languages. She has taught English in South Korea, Thailand and Japan, as well as in the United States. She has a CELTA certificate, as well as a Master’s degree in TESOL, which stands for Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages. Kristin Dodds with AJ Hoge and Joe Weiss run together Learn Real English which helps students around the world becoming fluent and confident English speakers. The Real English Conversation Lessons - which is the name of the course - teaches you English without focusing on grammar rules. Instead you listen to real English conversations of native English speakers. This way you will learn grammar subconsciously without even realising it. In the first part of our interview Kristin is sharing with us her challenging first experience in teaching English in South Korea and her soon realisation that studying grammar to succeed in English isn’t effective at all. Later in the interview Kristin talks about acquiring language in the most natural way - by listening a lot - which is actually very similar to the way how children learn language. We also talk about how opening up to culture of a country can help us tremendously with our language learning. Kristin then shares with us the success story of her Thai friend, her number one tip for English learners, and she also talks about the benefits of free voluntary reading. Listen to and enjoy today's episode with Kristin Dodds from Learn Real English. In the session you will learn - How was Kristin’s first experience in teaching English in Korea and Georgia (9:01) - How Kristin realised that teaching English using textbooks isn’t effective (14:51, 15:30) - What we can learn from the research of Stephen Krashen and James Asher (15:30) - How you can acquire language as a child in the most natural way (15:30) - The success story of Kristin’s friend from Thailand (21:45) - How can Free voluntary reading improve our English - not just reading skills (26:01) - How opening yourself up to culture of a country can help you tremendously with your language learning (28:15) - What to do when your brain wants to translate from your native language to English instead of directly thinking in English (33:30) - Kristin’s number one tip for English learners around the world (36:32) Enjoy! :) Read the show notes, full transcript & join the discussion at: englishthesmartway.com/session6

Welcome to episode 293, which is in fact part 6 in this mini series based around my recent trip to California. There's still a lot to talk about, and in this episode I'll tell you about our time spent in San Francisco and that's going to include these things - my interview with AJ Hoge the well-known online English teacher, more British and American English, earthquakes, a short biography of Robin Williams, a history of the peace & love movement in San Francisco, more descriptions of our trip down the west coast of California, and some more tips about how to talk to waiters and customer service staff. It seems pretty obvious to me that that is too much for one episode, so I think there will probably be a part 7 to this series, and after that we'll return to normal podcasting and English teaching, with perhaps some more UK oriented topics in future episodes, and more episodes featuring authentic unscripted conversations with my friends Amber and Paul. Click here to visit the page for this episode http://wp.me/p4IuUx-53e 

Hi listeners, I hope all's well. Here's part 5 in this series which I'm doing about my California road trip. In this episode I'm hoping to talk about these things: TThe Church of Scientology, Yosemite National Park and our slightly dramatic adventure there, more British and American English, and if time I'll talk to you about San Francisco, where among other things I met and interviewed AJ Hoge. So let's get started. [In fact I only managed to talk about Scientology and the Yosemite experience - British & American English, and AJ Hoge will be in the next episode]. Click here for more information and a transcript http://wp.me/p4IuUx-52G 

English textbooks are boring.  We all agree.  So what should you read and how– in order to improve your vocabulary, speaking, and pronunciation faster?  In this video, AJ Hoge tells you which books to read and how to use audiobooks for the fastest improvement.

How do you guarantee constant and never-ending improvement of your English? What should you do when you get too busy to study English? How do you ensure faster progress? AJ answers these question and more in the latest Effortless English Show. AJ Hoge is the author of “Effortless English: Learn To Speak Like A Native”.

Taking IELTS? Get a 7 or higher on the exam Get our free IELTS video training course now   Do you know why it’s important to learn English with emotion? Today we have a special guest on the show who is going to show you a new way to learn English to finally succeed! AJ Hoge is the founder of Effortless English. AJ believes... Read More The post AEE 120: Effortless English Podcast Host AJ Hoge Gets “Emotional” with Lindsay & Gabby appeared first on All Ears English Podcast | Real English Vocabulary | Conversation | American Culture.

The Effortless English Show with AJ Hoge.  In this special birthday episode, AJ discusses gratitude and how it creates abundance in our lives.  Watch the video recording here:  http://effortlessenglishclub.com/the-effortless-english-show-birthday-episode

http://effortlessenglishclub.com/the-effortless-english-show-episode-4  AJ Hoge welcomes guest Baerbel from Germany.  He also talks about a variety of topics related to Effortless English, Grizzly bears, being an exchange student, and much more. 

http://effortlessenglishclub.com/the-effortless-english-show-with-aj-hoge-episode-2  The second episode of the first season of The Effortless English Show. 

http://effortlessenglishclub.com/the-effortless-english-show-episode-1  After some audio problems, the first Effortless English Show begins!  AJ discusses English learning, Effortless Englsih news, success stories, and answers fans questions.