Pete Smissen

And the reason this works is because your brain starts recognising patterns.

Instead of building sentences word by word, you start using chunks automatically.

And that's what fluency really is.

All right.

So, once you're building your vocabulary like this, the next step is making sure you're actually using it consistently.

And that's where daily practice comes in.

But before we get into that, if you want to actually use all of this, don't forget to grab today's free downloadable PDF, because this episode is great for understanding the ideas, but the free PDF turns it into something you can actually use.

It gives you the prompts, it gives you the structure and it gives you the daily routine.

So, you don't have to remember anything.

You just open it, follow it and start speaking.

The link's in the description.

Method five, build a daily speaking habit.

Now, this one is probably the most important overall, because you can have the best tools, the best methods, the best resources, but if you're not consistent, you're not going to improve.

And this is where most learners struggle.

They practice one day, skip three days, do it a bit more and then stop again.

And I'm totally guilty of this when it comes to guitar at the moment.

That's what I'm working on and I keep doing exactly this.

Skipping days, forgetting to go back.

As a result of doing this, there's no system, no routine and no real progress.

So, what you want to do is use AI to build a daily speaking habit.