How I'd improve my English if I only had 15 minutes - The Fluency Habit Podcast

Hey, it's Meredith with phoneticfluency.com, where I help you master your pronunciation in English. Today's episode is my first episode of this new podcast. And I guess if you're watching this on YouTube, the main difference that's going to be between like a normal YouTube video and a podcast is that it's going to be unedited. So, no like text

coming up on the screen or anything like that. Uh it's also going to be something you can listen to audio only. So, if you want to look me up on Apple podcast or Spotify or wherever you get your podcast. And it's going to be a lot more off the cuff. Off the cuff is an English

phrase that means like improvised. So, I'm not going to be editing or cutting out the small mistakes or slips of tongue that I have. Um I'm just going to go through it. And yeah, the reason I decided to do this is because as a consumer myself, I don't really watch a lot of short-form content. I love

long-form content. I like watching long YouTube videos and listening to podcast, especially because I can do that while I'm doing other things, you know, ADHD stuff. Um Uh so, I tend to like really long rambling podcasts so that while I'm doing other things, I don't need to change the episode if it ends. So, let

me know in the comments. Do you like long rambling podcasts or kind of quick succinct podcasts? That'll be useful for me to know. I'm not saying that today's episode will necessarily be long. We'll see how it shakes out. That's another vocab word. Shakes out. If I say, "Let's see how this episode shakes

out." that means let's see how this episode turns out. Let's see how it ends up. So, today's episode is going to be about what I would do to improve my English, Spanish, any other language if I only had 15 minutes a day. Or maybe rather than only having 15 minutes a day, if I