879. Think Fast, Talk Smart: Communication Techniques for Spontaneous Speaking 🗣️with Matt Abrahams
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2024
- Top tips for spontaneous speaking 🏆 with communication expert Matt Abrahams, a professor at the Stamford Graduate School of Business, California. Matt is a leading expert in his field and his new book "Think Faster, Talk Smarter: How to Speak Successfully When You're Put on the Spot" gives you clear, academically-researched advice on how to deal with anxiety, focus on making connections, improve your mindset, learn to listen, and find really useful structures to help you become a more spontaneous and successful speaker.
Episode page 👉 teacherluke.co.uk/2024/04/22/...
Matt's website (book, podcast & more) 👉 mattabrahams.com/
Matt's presentation about communication techniques (34 million views) 👉 • Think Fast, Talk Smart...
This is one of the most useful channels for learning English
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The best one
The best!
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Both men give me a huge motivation to learn more
A true super communicator. Every communication comes with connection. Escaping anxiety, and embracing comfort. All in a day’s work!
When one of the best communicators I've ever met tells us that he blushes when he speaks, it makes me feel like we're all the same and a little more confident in myself and my way of conveying information in the language I'm learning. Thank you for getting down to our level. This is really motivating!! 🌈🌈
Why should we know that you're gay????
Finally my two idols discuss each other. I’m over the moon. Definitely, I listen to Luke and Think Fast Talk smart almost every day
What is the meaning "Over the moon"?
@@user-cg7ug5es7t it means " extremely happy" ☺️
I also blush! 😢. Thank you for your tips
Thank you Luke for having him to broaden my perspectives, and also for revealing what's happening in real English communication. I can't agree more that focusing on genuine, meaningful communication is the key of speaking.
Imagine walking into a classroom where every lesson feels like a performance, and every word spoken is accompanied by expressive gestures and animated facial expressions. That's the experience with Luke. Not only is he a masterful teacher of English, but he also has a flair for theatricality that brings the subject to life in ways you never thought possible.Each lesson is a captivating show, with him effortlessly weaving storytelling, humor, and passion into every explanation. Whether it's dissecting the nuances of the engrossing stories or unraveling the complexities of grammar rules, Luke has a knack for making even the most daunting topics seem approachable and engaging.But what truly sets you apart is your ability to communicate through gestures and facial expressions as if tou were an artist on stage. Every raise of the eyebrow, every sweep of the hand, serves to emphasize a point or illuminate a concept, leaving students mesmerized and eager to learn more.In your videos, gratitude and admiration flow freely from students who are not just learning English but experiencing it in its fullest, richest form. So here's to you, Luke , for being more than just an educator-you're a true maestro of language and inspiration. May you continue to dazzle and delight your students for years to come!
Aww thanks :)
@@LukesEnglishPodcast You are one of the good ones Luke!🥰 Love ya!
Awesome! Two of my favourite podcasters at once 🥳 You’re just amazing sirs! 😎 And thanks a lot for your work!
It’s incredible that both of you are in the same video and I follow both of you.❤ it’s an excellent question to come first and great answer!!!
I really appreciate how real this YT channel is, and I really mean it, thank you!
Despite being a quite self-confident person, I've been struggling with blushing all my life, so I can really understand your feelings. The worst thing however, is when someone suddenly tells you 'Oh look, you're blushing!' ...and the more they tell you the redder you become 😞
It's not only an amazing podcast to learn English, it's a great way to improve our life! Congratulations from Spain!
I utterly agree with you 🇹🇷🇪🇸
I'm from India 🇮🇳 and I agree with you ❤
Truly speaking, he has communicated essential information that is indispensable for the language learners who want to become spontaneous and confident speaker
Hi Mr Luke. I was listening to one of your recent episodes.
Your podcast is not entirely blocked in mainland China. I have been listening to your podcast even before I went abroad. In fact, your podcast is one of the few podcasts that is NOT blocked here.
You have a lot of Chinese listeners certainly. My respect and gratitude for all your amazing work.
Btw if I get a reply from you, I’d be happy to run a test on which podcasts/websites/apps are available in mainland China that can access your episodes
@Luke,I really appreciate your vulnerability and consequently authenticity,it's not easy,but extremely powerful!greetings from Poland!❤
I usually listen to your podcast while walking my dog in the evening. I think it's very interesting and I learn a lot. Thank you very much. Greetings from Spain 😊
Thank you very much, you are the best teacher 🙏🫶
Definitely Mr Abrahams knows perfectly well what he's talking about. Being myself a Spanish person I never, when I speak English, try to sound as I was a BBC speaker.. Which put my anxiety off while I'm speaking.. And Secondly never thinking about the grammar mistakes that my conversation would derive... Meaning, thinking fast, speaking faster and getting my message across... Thanks so much for this helpful Video and congratulations to both of you 👍
Very useful and fascinating podcast👍👍, i can't thank you enough💖🌟
thank you Sir LUKE and Sir Matt ABRAHAM,
we eagerly look forward to your podcast vidos
best wishes to you all
Thank you so much Luke and Matt, this is one of the best episodes ever on UA-cam !
Hello sir! I am from Kashmir, I have been watching and listening you for one year.
This was amazing! I've been listening to your podcast for a year or so. What a fantastic episode, packed with invaluable information. Thank you.
Luke you're great at paraphrasing!¡
This episode came out at the best moment to me, I'm practicing for the TOEFL and besides tomorrow I have a job interview in English and I was really nervous overthinking about how perfect I should be to not mess up this. It was a great way to relax.
Thank goodness I don't blush (hope so).
Your podcasts are so much fun and even more so, interesting. I learn from you not only about the English language, which I have a great interest in, but about so many other subjects. And in addition, the range of topics is definitely diverse. For me, your podcasts are like a book, even if it's thick, you don't want it to end. Because it is so interesting and therefore we want it to continue. That was the case today when I heard your conversation with Matt Abraham, which was very instructive and insightful. Many of the things that were said are also relevant to me personally, but I was glad that the podcast did not end at the end of the conversation with him, but you continued the conversation with us listeners, summarized and explained and gave your own insights. I would like to point out that, as always, in this podcast as well, you expanded on your personal position on the subject and today it was the fact that you are always blushing. It's exactly the same with me and your explanations made me understand something about myself, that it's okay to blush, I don't need to think too much about it and understand that it also happens to people with a lot of experience who don't even know why they blush. I realized that the reason for blushing is not necessarily because I am ashamed or uncomfortable. This insight will allow me to be more relaxed in my further future engagements with people. Thank you very much for that too. I wish that you will continue to interest me and others as well, as you have done so far with great success.
Thank You so Much for all the advice. Most important the connection we make with others while learning!
I had a problem getting enough breath due to anxiety while reading a ballad at school which was also being recorded in order to be discussed later. Well, I messed it up and suffered terribly. Thankfully, the teacher pretended the tape was broken. But the incidence had its consequences and affected my readiness to actively take part in classroom discussions or perform in public. It has always taken me much energy to raise my voice. So, I listened with great interest to your conversation. I thought I was mistaken when I noticed your blush. I really loved it when you had the courage to talk about it later. Chapeau!
Good outstanding lecture love you 💞
Keep doing the good work, my friend, Thank you! God bless you!❤
Love from India 🇮🇳 your podcast are amazing ❤😊
I see that there is no the best teacher forever. It depends on many factors. At the moment Luke is the only one who I can listen to. His voice, his manner of speaking and, what is the most important, his attitude. So, I am very happy to find this podcast. His ‘English Stories’ part is amazing.
Congratulations! Very interesting and very helpful 👏
Your great teacher
I love the way LUKE motivates people
Very helpful！ Love❤ from china
Hello from Algerian ❤
Now this is a real advisor who gives real tips 👍 thank you
Thank you,Luke,thank you, Matt!You are doing great work helping us with mastering English ❤❤❤
Your interview with Matt was super. Don't worry of getting red.
Hi Luke! Thank you so much for the podcast, it is very useful for learning and improving English and I have to say that I really love your British accent!! I m Italian, so I always try to improve the pronunciation.
Regarding the blush, I perfectly understand you, when I m embarrassed or nervous or anxious, I blush all over my neck, it becomes full of red spot and I can feel when it happens too!
Anyway, I just try to ignore it and think it will pass when I take the control back.
Thanks a lot for all the tips!
Thank you two very much!!
Hello Luke, nice episode of your podcast I liked it. Yes, I believe that blushing is most of the time inevitable for all of us both in great pubblic speaking and in private as well, right? 😊
This episode is packed of useful and usable pieces of advice indeed and I listened to it for the entire lenght.
I'm saying that because I'm trying to give to my speaking practice and time spent with speaking English a boost and, I'm trying to start to break the egg-shell I'm in!😅 And because your work here with these podcast is so well done and it arrives straight at each of us as learners.
I will try to use them all in my practice.
Thank you!🙏
You are one of the best podcasts and teachers thanks Luke ❤
Always love hear from you teacher luke
You are a great teacher i have ever listened to, big love from Sudan
Thanks to both of you, that was fruitful and motivating. I'm gonna straightaway to try chatGBT.
This episode was great. Especially Luke's summarize in the second part.
Hi Luke! Thank you for releasing another excellent episode, it was interesting as usual. Your podcast is not only great for listening practice, but it’s also educational. I learn something from you and your guests every time.
It’s great that you talked about blushing, because that often happens to me when I speak publicly. I won’t feel bad about it anymore 😁
An amazingly informative conversation. Thank you very much Luke and Matt.
Amazing podcast!
I really enjoyed this conversation. Thank you Luke.
i love this episode so much! thank you for continuing to make good content for us!
I'm from Uzbekistan
AWESOME !! Thanks from Ecuador ❤😊
Great episode! I will try to apply some of your advice, guys!
Thanks for your podcast ❤ You're brilliant.🎉
Tomorrow, I have a final exam, and I’m listening to you, Luke. I will most likely fail, but this was a nice podcast I think it will be worth it.
Teacher thanks for your classes.
You are great Luke
Fantastic 👏👏
Great work.
It is kind of a coincidence that I finished the last video of luke's podcast, and I planed to watch a TED talk that I had only watched the 10 minites of. but now the main character of that TED talk is appearling here in this newest video.
Thanks best discussion,conversation , fantastic speaking both 🎉😊
Thanks Luke!! Was an useful and interesting podcast!.. thanks for doing it amazing!!!🎉
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Thank you sir you are helping me to learn english fast and efficiently 👍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗i recommend your podcasts all students who are learning english and improving listening skills😘
Brilliant structure ❤ this can be use in defrent situations not only in the process of learning foreign tongue
Thank you for your job ❤❤❤
Thanks for this!😊
Thank you Luke!
Thank you so much for creating the videos 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ good luck ☕️☕️🍀🍀👏👏👏
❤ Simply fantastic
😃😃thank you so much for this amazing lecture
Thanks a lot❤ Greetings from Portugal ❤❤❤
Thanks for your amazing content Luke
Thanks luke!! amazing video ❤
Hi Luke, thanks for this very instructive episode, you made my day! Mastering the art of communication is key whatever the context. In my opinion, loving people is a good start and a given if you want to feel comfortable especially when it comes to teaching - obviously! But getting to know all these handy techniques and using them properly is a plus to upskill, isn't it?
I know I will repeat myself but let me tell you again how grateful I am for all the good job you do, so valuable indeed! 😃
And you know what? I always recommend your podcast to my students and so what? Because the content you offer is so multifaceted and riveting and now what? This highly helps them to trigger their motivation to learn English 😉.
Interesting episode!
I have an idea for an episode. How about an episode about errors that are typical for certain languages? You could ask your listeners beforehand. My mother tongue is German and there are mistakes that are quite typical. There are lots of examples. For example, "salad" instead of "lettuce", because lettuce means "Salat" in German. But in German, a mixed salad is also "Salat". Also, some people say "become" instead of "get", because in German "to get something" means "bekommen.
Sorry if there's already been something like that. I've heard a lot of your episodes, but not all of them.....
Greetings from Austria!
I missed your new podcast,. I'm checking your channels every minute these days 😅😅
Лучший просто 🙌🏻
Great content. Thank you!
I was just listening one of your pronunciation episode and i saw the notification😅 first things first i gotta finish pronunciation ep.
Thanks so much
That's so funny. I just watched that video with Matt Abrahams you mentioned in the intro last week!
Thank you
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ur the best AS ALWAYS MUCH LOOVE FROM MOROCCO
Luke, chapeau 👍
People don't see me blashing, becuase I always do a make up😅 But I agree with you, it's embarrassing 😅 Take care Luke! It's human thing❤
So so so nice
Great episode ❤
Luck you look different are you okay!
The most efective way to speak freely, is , without no doubt, to get drunk, alcohol is the answer 😂😂😂😂😂
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And the topics will appear naturally😅
@@tatjanaduskina1346 sure thing!
Just a little bit of a hangover will be better than being drunk I guess 😅
😂😂
Hi Luke.Thanks for your podcast.This July i have to travel to the university of Bath for the IMO 2024 and listening your podcast is essential for me to get used to England accent and i hope to understand when people talk to me in England.My english is not good but i am trying to improve it.I am from Cuba so i speak spanish .I suscribed to your channel in 2019 .I really like your accent .How sounds the english in Bath?Is it as clear as yours?
Sign on April 24 from Melbourne
That was great. Did holding the cup work for you by the way?
India ❤