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​Stop Speaking English... Start Leading Global Conversations...

Dear Mover and Shaker,

 

Imagine you're in a meeting. The conversation shifts to you. You know exactly what you want to say…

 

Until the words come out.

 

It's frustrating because you know how to speak English.

 

But when you need to communicate with authority, you choke...

 

Maybe you hesitate...

 

You search for the words...

 

Translate in your head...

 

It's double frustrating because in your field, you're the expert.

 

You have the knowledge, the experience, the success to prove it.

 

But when you try to communicate that success in English...

 

You're Not Yourself.

 

And you walk away thinking, "They have no idea what I'm actually capable of."

This happened to me in the most
devastating way possible
(and English is my native language)

I'd been leading a major project with my A-team for months.

We'd hit every milestone.

The CEO himself had praised our work just days before, telling me how perfectly aligned it was with the company's future.

When the strategy meeting invite appeared in my calendar, I thought we were about to launch…

I had my presentation ready…

next steps outlined…

the whole roadmap prepared.

Five minutes before the meeting, the invite was canceled.

Then my phone rang. CEO. HR on the line.

"We've decided to let the entire team go."

No warning. No explanation. Just surgical elimination of everything we'd built.

I sat there, stunned.

How had I gone from leading a vision to being completely cut out?

But here's what haunts me most: the silence that preceded it.

 

No feedback.

No check-ins.

No indication anything had shifted.

I realized that day that being right isn't enough…

Being brilliant isn't enough….

Being dedicated isn't enough!

If your communication doesn't carry weight,

you won't either.

Right now, you're probably thinking about your own moments of silence.

The times your expertise didn't translate into influence.

When your ideas didn't land the way they should have.

Maybe it was the promotion that went to someone with less experience but better "communication skills."

Or the meeting where you had the perfect solution but couldn't articulate it clearly enough to be heard.

You see colleagues with half your expertise commanding rooms

while you're still searching for the right words.

Hell, I grew up speaking English...

thinking in it.. dreaming in it.

 

But still, my communication failed me when it mattered most.

Luckily for you, I spent thousands of hours to discover the real problem (and how to fix it). 

And once I understood the real problem, everything changed.

 

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The Shift: From
Self-Doubt to
Global Authority

"The art of communication is the language of leadership." – James Humes​

It's about more than speaking a language…
 

It's about owning the ability to adapt and use your

English based on:

Context

Audience

Cultural nuances


And above all...

Your intelligence, your leadership, your credibility all deserves to be recognized at the level you’ve worked for.

Take Dr. Chieppe, Brazil’s top aesthetic dermatologist.

She came to me thinking she needed a tutor—someone to help her “fix” her English.

But her problem wasn’t vocabulary, grammar, or even her beautiful accent.
At the core, it was confidence and language awareness.

She compared herself to native speakers with the belief that speed meant fluency. She didn’t realize that clarity—not speed—creates authority.


 

That's where we began We designed a customized program to help her: >Shift her mindset to stop second-guessing herself. >Develop fluency with practical techniques. >Speak clearly and with authority on global stages. Now? She’s speaking at global conferences in Paris, Bangkok, Monaco, Colombia, and more—leading live demonstrations in front of 3,000+ people… in English. And this is what I want for you. Because when you master your English, you don’t just speak with confidence—you lead with it.

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"Tamara has helped me communicate better in English. She does more than  correct my mistakes, she has helped make my messages clearer and more effective. When we first started, I had a goal to be on a global stage. With her help, I am more confident and am now living my dream on that global stage, sharing my message and working with the best in my industry." ~ Dr. Juliana Chieppe, M.D.

Speaking English just isn't enough

Communicating with clarity, confidence, and influence are what set you apart.

Speaking English refers to your ability to produce words and sentences in English.

Many successful people speak English...

But few can communicate with the precision and authority to thrive in a modern global economy.

 

Leading Global Conversations is about the successful exchange of ideas and information.

 

And the problem runs much deeper than anyone realizes.

Most people think communication problems come from not knowing enough English.

That's just a flat out lie… WRONG!

There are actually three invisible forces working against you every time you speak English in a professional setting.4

#1: The Mental Translation Loop

When you speak in your native language, words flow directly from thought to speech.

No delays.

No searching.

Just natural expression.

But when you speak English under pressure (in boardrooms, presentations, crucial conversations), your brain does something different.

It switches to "translation mode."

You're literally thinking in your native language, then translating to English, then speaking.

While you're internally translating, three things happen:

• Your confidence drops because you feel the delay
• Your ideas get watered down because complex thoughts are hard to translate quickly
• Your authentic voice disappears because you're focused on finding words instead of expressing truth

But that's just the beginning…

#2: The Cultural Communication Clash

Here's what nobody tells you: You carry the communication style of your culture into English, and it's confusing everyone.

Different cultures communicate completely differently in professional settings.

Some are direct and matter-of-fact...

Others are flowing and descriptive...

Some value formal hierarchy...

Others prefer casual collaboration...

When you speak English using your native culture's communication patterns, you sound "off" to native speakers.

Not wrong - just different enough that they can't quite connect with your message.

• Your natural storytelling style doesn't translate to English business culture
• What sounds respectful in your culture may sound uncertain in English
• Your way of showing expertise may come across as either too aggressive or too passive

It gets worse...

#3: The Authority Presence Gap

Speaking English isn't just mental… it's physical.

Your mouth…

Throat…

Breathing patterns…

They all change when you switch languages.

This physical shift affects how you sound and feel when you speak.

You don't project the same confidence and authority in English that you naturally have in your native language.

People unconsciously pick up on this difference:

• They hear hesitation where there should be certainty
• They sense uncertainty where there should be leadership
• They feel disconnection where there should be authority

The result? Your expertise gets overshadowed by how you communicate it.

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What others are saying...

"My work with Tamara is hyper focused. She helps me so I can speak at our Global client meetings without stress.

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Camille ~ Global Luxury Fashion Lead Product Planner 

She works with me on my presentations to help me focus on what I need to say so that I am growing my English but am able to clearly and precisely communicate with the team. I am grateful for her ability to translate what I need to say in a way I can use across all my channels. I am grateful for her approach to my learning. And I know my colleagues are too because now they understand me. Her ability to understand your weaknesses and strengths and leverage both for your growth is amazing." ​

About Go Global

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Our mission? To help successful professionals master communication at the highest level.

Go Global English is designed for ambitious leaders who don’t have time for outdated language methods. Basic programs teach grammar and sentence structure—but you're far from basic.

 

You need faster, more strategic ways to master English, gain influence and expand your leadership communication...on your time.

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This personalized program applies neuroscience and behavioral learning techniques to:


Retrain your brain to think and respond in English naturally.
Accelerate fluency without mental translation or full immersion.
Align English mastery with your professional success.

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Sounds complex? It’s not.

You already know how to adapt, learn, and lead...

This method adapts your brain to fit it's learning to your goals so you communicate better (in English).

 

 

Meet Tamara G:

Live Classroom TEFL Certification

MIT Certified in Neuroscience in Business

ION Board Certified Professional Neuroplastician

Master Certified Resilience and Communications Coach

Advanced Neuroplastician & Lifestyle Nutrition Coach - MBFI

Applied Neuroscience & Cognitive Behavior - University of Arizona

 

 

After two decades in global media, communications, and marketing, she shifted her focus to the brain. She emerses herself in the research of how people make decisions, why they react to some things and not others, and how consciousness and neuroscience shape performance.​ She does all this while simultaneously mentoring under some of the world’s top business strategists, living on the value that self-investment is the best investment...

Ready to break through your communication limitation and experience true global success? Let’s talk English.

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