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Liberate Your English

Liberate Your English

Von: Sarah-Jane
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 This podcast is not for everyone. It’s for women who know — in their bones — that they are here to change things. Women working at the edges of transformation. Women shaping the future of energy, technology, economics, justice. Women whose thinking is sharp, whose vision is big — and who have learned, slowly and quietly, to make themselves smaller. Not because they aren’t capable. But because they’ve been operating inside systems that bruise women’s voices — especially when those voices come with an accent. I’m Sarah Jane. For years, I worked with extraordinary women who believed their English was the problem. But it wasn’t. The real barrier was fear. Conditioning. The pressure to be perfect. The unspoken rule to be “good”, agreeable, and grateful to be there. So if something in you knows this is bigger than language — If you’re tired of shrinking to be acceptable — If you’re ready to meet the version of yourself who doesn’t ask for permission — Welcome to Liberate Your English. This isn’t about learning to speak. It’s about who you become when you do. Get your voice back!Copyright 2026 Sarah-Jane Management & Leadership Sozialwissenschaften Sprachen lernen Ökonomie
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  • You’re Not Incompetent - You’re Conditioned

    You’re Not Incompetent - You’re Conditioned
    May 13 2026

    What if the problem is not that you’re bad at English, but that you’ve been trained to doubt yourself inside it?

    In this episode, I’m unpacking the difference between incompetence and conditioning, and why that distinction changes everything. So many women think their hesitation, overthinking and self-consciousness in English mean something is wrong with them. But often, what’s really showing up is years of self-monitoring, people-pleasing and learning to stay small. This episode is about recognising those patterns, understanding that they were learned, and remembering that what was learned can also be unlearned.

    Follow the podcast and explore The Power in You through the links in the show notes.

    #ConfidenceInEnglish #WomenInLeadership #ExecutiveEnglish #SelfTrust #EmbodiedCommunication #LiberateYourEnglish

    A FREE SIX MINUTE AUDIO TO TRANSFORM YOUR ENGLISH


    CONNECT WITH SARAH-JANE:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjane-communication/

    https://www.thepowerinyou.info/

    https://sarahjane.life/


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    4 Min.
  • The Authority Gap: Why Women Aren’t Automatically Believed

    The Authority Gap: Why Women Aren’t Automatically Believed
    May 6 2026

    What if being doubted in English is not always a sign that you are doing something wrong?

    In this episode, I’m talking about the authority gap, that experience of knowing what you’re talking about, but still feeling like you have to prove it more, explain it more, and package it more carefully to be believed. We explore why women are not always granted authority automatically, how this can become even more intense in English, and why it matters to stop confusing cultural bias with personal failure. This is about staying rooted in your expertise, protecting your energy, and learning not to hand your power away the moment somebody questions you.

    Follow the podcast and explore The Power in You through the links in the show notes.

    #AuthorityGap #WomenInLeadership #ConfidenceInEnglish #ExecutiveEnglish #EmbodiedAuthority #LiberateYourEnglish

    A FREE SIX MINUTE AUDIO TO TRANSFORM YOUR ENGLISH


    CONNECT WITH SARAH-JANE:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjane-communication/

    https://www.thepowerinyou.info/

    https://sarahjane.life/


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    5 Min.
  • The Shame Beneath “I’m Not Good Enough in English”

    The Shame Beneath “I’m Not Good Enough in English”
    Apr 29 2026

    What if “I’m not good enough in English” isn’t really about English at all?

    In this episode, I’m talking about the shame that can sit underneath so much struggle in English. When one mistake feels humiliating, when hesitation feels exposing, and when imperfect English starts to feel like proof that you’re not enough, that’s not just language insecurity, it’s shame. We explore how shame affects visibility, self-trust and confidence, and why real progress begins when you stop turning language into identity and start creating safety with yourself instead.

    Follow the podcast and explore The Power in You through the links in the show notes.

    #ShameInEnglish #ConfidenceInEnglish #WomenInLeadership #ExecutiveEnglish #SelfTrust #LiberateYourEnglish

    A FREE SIX MINUTE AUDIO TO TRANSFORM YOUR ENGLISH


    CONNECT WITH SARAH-JANE:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjane-communication/

    https://www.thepowerinyou.info/

    https://sarahjane.life/


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    5 Min.
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