Now the troubles with your attitude.

You don't pay enough attention in class.

You don't do enough work outside of it.

I tell you right now that unless you get over your lazy habits

and come up to the standards I've set for this class,

many of you will have the pleasure of repeating this course next semester.

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So, boss, man, I'm just curious.

Do you speak any other languages?

I'd like to say I speak the language of love, but I'm sure my girlfriend would disagree with that. I'm going to take that as a no. Yeah, that's a no. I've been horrible at learning other languages. I can hardly speak English, as many of the podcast listeners are so kind to point out on an occasional basis when I mangle it. Today on the program, I've interviewed someone who's a specialist in helping people learn

languages.

Her name is Shana Oliviera, and she runs a company called Espresso English.

Now, if you're a fan of the show, you might remember that Shana was on about a year

and a half ago in an episode called Is It Getting Harder to Grow a Successful Business Selling

Info Products?

That episode, Ian,

was one of the most popular of all time. I think it inspired a lot of listeners to take their

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