The hardest things I had to overcome (in English and business)

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In this episode, I’m taking things in a bit of a different direction than normal! This week, I wanted to share the things I’ve had to overcome in English, and what that has allowed me to do in my personal life and business.
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[@verarivadeneira5275]

I needed to hear this today. I feel so defeated with My English pronunciation😢 I’m 48 y/o and I have to repeat myself twice so people can understand. It’s taking away my personality and affecting my self esteem. I don’t know if I will improve at least some so I can sound slightly better to native speakers. Thanks for being so real and for opening up to your subscribers Haddar ❤

[@abderrahimghazouanekacem990]

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[@robertoduque5591]

I don't know if i'm going to write correctly . But i'd like to say Thanks for you . I have a depression and I'm very frustrated because i didn't have capacity to speak english fluently . But froom now on when i discover your channel, i started believe me. I show your channel for my psychologist, and in this point you're very important for treatment . Thank, Thank you so much. I desiree that all day when you wake up have a lots of bliss. Thank you so much

[@lorenaberenicecardenas4297]

Thank you ... I'm not giving up...I'm studying, and I hope I could be able to speak fluently...❤

[@yojanssell2843]

H- Skilled and persevering in everything she does A- Kind and supportive towards others D- Decisive and brave in facing challenges A- Cheerful and optimistic, spreading her positive energy R- Respectful and humble in her interpersonal relationships S- Serene and calm in times of adversity H- Honest and reliable in her actions E- Empathetic and understanding towards others M- Modest and humble in her way of being E- Enthusiastic and passionate about life S- Sensitive and affectionate towards the people she loves H- Daughter of God, her faith guides her path.

[@dilciayadiraberti4260]

I am really glad that I found you. I have been facing the same challenges since I started this journey 5 years ago. I am now 53 and I come from being a professional speaker in Spanish, so allowing myself to be bad and make mistakes has been the hardest part. Procrastination and finding ways to avoid talking almost made me quit. However, something amazing happened. Looking for a typical job that requires little to no English, I somehow ended up in a call center answering 100 calls a day, 90% in English. This is God’s way of removing that barrier. Some calls have been a disaster, but most have gone well. I still struggle with understanding and the ability to express myself correctly and fluently. My goal is to reach the same level that I have in my own language and to be able to speak my truth freely and develop authentic relationships. Listening to this video makes me feel like this is possible. Thank you!!

[@MaxEnglishCoach]

The infamous Juliana 😂 I resonate with and love everything in your story. You're the definition of a confident, successful and unstoppable English speaker. Thank you for pushing the boundaries of what's possible and being a source of encouragement (heck , empowerment) for so many.

[@hernand.mangold3071]

Congrats Hadar, the message behind your honest and deep storytelling is clear: define yours goals, work hard and trust that the best is about to happen.

[@hadar.shemesh]

Thank you for summarizing it in such a lovely way! Yes❤️

[@winterrenes1249]

I love your videos, they are so interesting. I'm a native English speaker and listening to you speak English I wouldn't think it was your second language. That's amazing. I've been learning Chinese for years and it's difficult to see progress. I can't tell if what I'm doing is helping at all. (It doesn't help to not live in a Chinese speaking community, I used to, but not anymore.) Like you said, I feel like I'm wasting my time, but at the same time, I don't want to quit. I want to be fluent and sound native like you do in English. Sometimes it feels impossible, but I think that's because I don't know what I'm doing, and I don't have a proper strategy as you mentioned language learners should have. The hard part is figuring out what that strategy is. I hope to be as good in Chinese as you are in English one day. Thank you for this video 💕

[@bibigulkulzhanova7145]

What a deep person you are, Hadar! Deep respect to you🙏

[@azzakhalifa8085]

Really appreciate your effort .you gave me a push. What affected me most: Keep going. Overcome obstacles. It us a natural process.start small. Thank you so much

[@sergeyluque]

I’m learning English and since to day that I find your channel, my English life was other 😄, you have a special magic for teach and I know that you are leave here, a big legacy in this community. I love some key words that never forget: Knowledge, practice, confidence and freedom!!! And the most important….Enjoy the English….you inspired me and motive me to learn this leanguage 🙌🏻🔥 Big hug for you 🤗! and I apologize for some grammar mistake.

[@AntonOpokin]

Hello, Hadar. Thanks for what you do on the channel. The main thing of why I am here is the sound of your English. It sounds so good for me. Good luck to you on any ways you go through.

[@naturalenglishwithsarah]

Wow! This is simply perfect timing for me! Thank you for being so vulnerable and honest. I AM a native speaker yet still suffer from imposter syndrome. You're my biggest KZbin role model! With love from the UK xxx

[@ezequiasrocha3037]

I don't need say anything else. You got the point. Honest. All she said is the true.

[@hadar.shemesh]

Hey❤️ Thank you so much.. you really touched me!

[@Marisol-q1d]

Thank you. I feel better knowing that I am not the only one that feel it in that way . sometime I feel so frustrated, but I am working on it.

[@annikaforslundrimbleus9511]

Hi Hadar!

[@lightsakpere1530]

You brought tears to my eyes. Thank you, for sharing.

[@hadar.shemesh]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@annastar4452]

Thank you very much! Every now and then I think that I will never be fluent in English and that I'm miserable because such many bloggers in youtube say that they achieved good results in a half a year. I compare myself with them and think that nobody can't understand me how difficult is this English journey for me. But when i watch your videos, I don't want to give up and want to immerse in that ocean of knowledges more and more. Not only do you teach english but also motivate! Thank U!

[@gousiabegum8871]

Hi mom i am watching ur all videos day n nyt without sleeping because i like your crystal clear pure american english i am noticing each letter how u pronouncing your voice very clear to understand and i started to learn and practice same like ur accent

[@sonam9825]

Most beautiful and honest teacher 😍Please share your hair care routine as well

[@danielaprzybyszewska7397]

And this is why my life has changed since I met you. Amazing video ❤

[@sheencastro472]

This is one of my favorite videos of yours! Thank you for sharing a little bit of your story about your obstacles in English. You are truly an inspiration to many people including myself. 💕🥰

[@hadar.shemesh]

Awww thank you for acknowledging it! There was a second when I thought I shouldn’t publish it; but now I’m happy I did!

[@anuruddhabasnayake8654]

Your journey so far in life actually gives others much encouragement.

[@takkintuiteru3159]

I respect you because your voice is not only blight and clear and teaching is extremely understandable and attractive, but you are talking to us honestly as a person. Thank you for sharing your obstacles in the past. Really encouraging me !

[@CarlosRoyero-x8i]

You have not idea how much you inspire me ❤❤❤❤. Love you so much and I love your content.

[@francegallo8747]

Yes ! thank you ! I want to become an entrepreneur (lifestyle advisor) in France and I want to be capable to attract english clients (or clients who speak english). So I've committed the decision to speak english and it's the reason why I joined you community. You inspire me. It seems impossible but I need to believe that it's possible. Your tips are very helpful. Thank you so much !

[@lorenaramos7125]

You're amazing! I followed all of your social media platforms, and it is really beneficial for us, especially for those who are non-native speakers

[@mohamedamdjar5720]

Mrs Hadar is such a great source of inspiration to any non native English language learner. I myself always thought, before coming across hadars channel, that it would be impossible for me to speak with clarity, confidence and have an American accent. Thanks to her, I did really improve a lot especially when it comes to my pronunciation. Even though there are some "content creators" seeking for Hadars pitifuls to correct them, to me she's still one of the Best teachers I follow. May God bless you Hadar for everything you're providing to the community of non native English language learners

[@tabata8098]

Haddar you are my best teacher! I love how you teach us. If you only knew how much you've helped me. Don't mind the critics, you are the best! From Brazil 🇧🇷 ♥

[@ms_cheeseandcrackers]

Hadar, I admire you for being such an honest and inspiring model. Thanks for all you do to help your followers.

[@zhousx18]

You are the Queen for english learning

[@mildredblazquez8037]

Thanks for sharing, today I felt so bad. I am starting the to be a Spanish teacher to American kids, I have to speak a lot of English. My English it's not perfect . Thanks for sharing

[@lisandrohair]

It’s fabulous to see my Master English teacher on Google news! I ready google news every night before sleep, and tonight , I just saw a English teacher on Google! it’s make so happy! It’s honor to learning English from you Master Hadar and you were the best thing happened to me in 2022! English is much easier and I hear the words sounds! New Sound is a perfect English course! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@joseramoncabanas]

Thank you, Hadar! I appreciate your honesty and sincerity in showing me how we overcome our challenges and drive our personal journeys. A positive attitude can help us to build up as English non-native speakers and the way we´ve improved that.

[@gabylopez6990]

Than kou Haddar, I've been following your videos since I started my English Speaking Journey, and I've learned so much, of course you were the first person that I could understand so well, and aftther that, whit many videos listening at you, it helped me to understand native speakers that spoke faster, and faster... Today just this day, I felt this way as you said in this video. Even I had some time without listening at you, buy you appeared suddenly with this topic and it was fantastic listened at you again! and changed my mindset about what I am doing and just is time and keeping doing the hard work and most importantly, enjoy all about it. Thank kou for be my first coach in this virtual world, and helped me with my listening !! Receive all my respect, admiration and a special hug from here, León, Guanajuato, Mexico !!!

[@BetaAS]

Fantastic, thank your for this video. I am Brasilian and I always feel that my english is not good. You help me a lot with this video

[@hyummi]

Your raw story is really inspiring and powerful!

[@yaninasguasseroferro3432]

Dear Hadar, thank you for this video! I believe the impostor syndrome is an attitude we choose unconsciously when facing old fears and challenging ourselves by stepping outside our comfort zone. Getting rid of it is possible once you realize you have it. The thing is that being alone makes it so much harder to overcome impostor syndrome, so it is imperative to seek help. This is exactly what I did when I joined NEW SOUND in 2021. Through this programme, I learnt more about myself as a woman, and as a human being, than as an English student. I am now officially a NEW SOUNDER (yeah!)... It is not only that I am able to speak English, but I feel free, authentic, and happy. It's all thanks to you Hadar and your amazing team. Your mission is transforming the lives of people all over the world, and you should be super proud of yourselves! I wish with all my heart that someday I will get the chance to meet you. Y:-)

[@Dreamuntilyourdreamcometrue]

You re so magnetic person 😊i am very happy to came across with u bcz u re inspiring to me

[@Limonada_RC]

I feel so happy you could overcame the dificults!

[@houaria28lakhdari6]

Every thing is hard at the begining but only the brave persons could continue fighting to acheive their goals so never guve up on your dreams every thing has a price

[@axbizzoni]

For me you are very authentic!!! I love the way you speak!!!

[@IritShmuel]

The exact words that I needed to hear in the perfect timing. Thank you 🙏

[@hadar.shemesh]

This makes me happy! Here for you ❤️

[@mariorugama6830]

Thank so much for your lessons ,regards from central America l used to work some years ago ,with foreigners people specilly Europe and United l used to speak well the people ,but my problems in the was some time didn't get anything in their conversation specially whenever they spoke between each other.

[@jacquelinealvarado7940]

Hadar, you have made my English journey more enjoyable and guided me through the path I needed, it’s like the key that unlocked the lock to speak freely and confidently despite the mistakes of grammar, preposition, pronunciation. ❤😊

[@kingo_friver]

I got motivated again, thank you Hadar! I pick up some lines and repeat after you, trying to mimic the tone of your voice. I know I can never sound like you as a male but I do just for my pleasure.

[@DanielaPerez-bp8zx]

Hadar, thank you so much for your video it was very pleasent to hear your experiences , this made me feel like i'm not the only one going through a learning Journey there are so many people going through it and the fact that all these non-native speakers may look like they don't make mistakes or that is just "cake" you never know what they had to go through to get where they are today and your hard word always pays off, it is paying off now, because your pronunciation videos have helped a lot there aren't many teachers that teach how to buid those mouth muscles to speak more clear in English and that's thanks to you 😄

[@genovevadominguez3166]

Dear Hadar, Thank you so much for opening your beautiful heart. I identified a lot with your American story, same age, and same struggles but sadly I gave up at that time. I am glad I found your videos. You are an inspiration to many who like me don't know where to start. Thank you so much.☺️

[@azzakhalifa8085]

One challenge that I really want to over come is that I fear of ceating a content though I ve been teaching English for more than 15 years. But still a new challenge to teach on line

[@estefania8584]

You are so amazing! Every time I watch a video of yours I'm amazed how perfect your accent is. Also your spoken English is just unbelievable. I would like to share some thoughts about my journey with this language. I have been trying to apply for an English job here in my country and the thing is that I'm feeling so blue and disappointed with myself these days, I mean my English is so bad and the saddest thing, it is that I've learned it since 2015 but I still can't speak with confidence , fluency and express my thoughts and idea in a clear way. Whenever I have to speak I get so nervous, I can't speak clearly as well as I have so many mistakes and it is so frustrating that I wanna give up 😭 however my ego doesn't allow me ,you know. I mean I wanna overcome this fear and change my mindset , demonstrate to myself that I can do whatever I want, that nothing is impossible for me, that's why I am gonna work harder until I can feel confident with my English!!! and yeah I just wanted to get rid of some thoughts here lol anyways thank you so much Hadar, for all your effort and excellent work that you are doing, you are just marvelous and I wanna do all that you share with us. Keep going with that amazing work and I wish you the best!

[@houaria28lakhdari6]

I really appreciate your sincerity you're such an amazing teacher and think you for shering your experience with us actually i am learning english i still at the begining of the journy but no matter the time i'll take to master this language the important thing for me is to acheive my bigest goal

[@jveng5788]

Very inspiring and motivating. Thanks for sharing!

[@ooofrankk9604]

thanks for sharing this with us ❤ really helpful and inspiring me, love you 🎉🎉

[@dennisrojas5483]

Thank you for sharing your learning experience, you have been very motivating to continue learning the language.

[@domdacosturatelie1]

wonderful and inspiring message, you send a very strong message of overcoming, thank you

[@damasceno39]

This kind of video is very important to me. Thank you so much. Congratulations for your help.🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@vanylaube]

Thank you for sharing things I have been facing somehow. You have me feel that I'm able to see what I want, I'm on the right track. Thank you so much. ❤❤❤

[@hadar.shemesh]

You are❤️

[@roxanavictoria1819]

Thanks for opening up yourself and sharing your inspiring story. Thanks thanks. Thanks a million

[@juguetestoys1137]

Love this kind of videos. Very inspirational. Love you ✌️

[@paolaavalencia9005]

Thank you, thank you, thank you so much! Your kindness and brave attitude are fantastic! You are helping my family and me very much. Thank you for your excellent work! I love it 🌹☀️💚💚

[@hadar.shemesh]

This makes me happy and proud. Thank you ❤️

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank you too. Have a good evening 👍

[@Ivancorreaaraujo]

Thank you for your explanation. Your words open my mind.

[@IsikoAwali-bl9em]

Am from Uganda thx for facilitating us and inspiring us.

[@wilmanjuniorvasquezvaldez5579]

My biggest challenge is that I feel very old to start everything. It's like a bad feeling, this questioning me about ¿Why now and not before?. Amazing video!.

[@hadar.shemesh]

It’s never too late to start! You did what you could at any given moment of your life.

[@nancyl7989]

You are an inspiration in many ways. ❤

[@e-genieclimatique]

in brief:In this video, the speaker shares her personal journey as a non-native English speaker, language entrepreneur, and content creator on KZbin. She discusses the obstacles and challenges she faced while learning English and building her business, highlighting three main difficulties: imposter syndrome, lack of strategy, and finding her authentic voice. 1. Imposter Syndrome: The speaker experienced imposter syndrome at various stages of her journey, such as when she first moved to the US, during acting school, and when starting her KZbin channel. She acknowledges that the key to overcoming imposter syndrome is to keep pushing forward despite self-doubt and to celebrate accomplishments. 2. Lack of Strategy: The speaker struggled with having a clear plan and consistency in her English learning and business building. She emphasizes the importance of having a clear strategy, as it helps avoid wasting valuable time and prevents feelings of overwhelm and frustration. 3. Finding Authentic Voice: The speaker had difficulty embracing her unique voice while learning English, as she tried to imitate others instead of developing her own sound. She learned that authenticity is crucial in language learning and personal growth. They emphasize the importance of sounding like oneself, rather than mimicking others, in order to achieve authenticity and freedom in expression. They discuss how embracing their unique voice helped their career and allowed them to create a global business, leading to financial freedom and personal accomplishments. The speaker encourages others not to let challenges stop them from pursuing their goals and shares that they have a masterclass available to help others find the right strategy for mastering English. The speaker's experiences highlight the importance of perseverance, clear strategy, and authenticity in overcoming challenges in language learning and entrepreneurship.

[@franciscochun2158]

I learned English through reading but when it came to speak, oh my goodness. I was speaking from a Spanish's frame, no wonder I was lost. Then you came and told me: "forget Spanish because now we in a different planet", Pay attention to the knew sounds because you can not produce what you don't know exist. Also talked about the existence of the schwa, the contractions, the stress on words and sentences, the etc, etc, Oh my God I feel like the eagle who lived all his life with his wins tied. Now you came and cutted the ties that were holding me down, has given me a foundation and tells me: Fly, Francisco, fly, fly as high as you want. I know I need practice but that is not problem...

[@tatianasleptsova8698]

Thank you sooo much! You really inspire me to keep going on my journey as an English learner and as a Portugues learner. It's my biggest challenges right now. And when I get to feel that I can't more, this video gives me strength to move on.

[@hadar.shemesh]

❤️❤️you've got this!

[@claudiomendonca4627]

Your English is perfect. You sound like an American. No foreign accent at all.

[@elena_tikhoniuk]

Thank you for such personal and helpful video! It’s so important to hear these words.

[@juliomendez4704]

I am learning english y this video y others of you has chace my confidence. Thank you.

[@davisksenhuk]

Thanks so much for sharing your story, challenges, and victories! You are an inspiration to me! With much respect from Brazil.

[@marisagthbvaladao2741]

Thanks a million for sharing your life experiences, Hadar! I suffer from imposter syndrome and I have to deal with it all the time! ❤

[@franciscoviana8068]

Hi Hadar! you undoubtedly are, a great, great teacher. Congratulations for this marvellous chanel.

[@hadar.shemesh]

Thank you so much 😀

[@michelepaupelard2335]

We have to master our emotions to master what we want to achieve . So, when we learn a language , we have to think about these non-linguistic factors . Thank you for all your videos.

[@svetlanabodrug2067]

Thank you very much for your inspiring speech Hadar,

[@ritamodica108]

Thanks for your helpful video and your advise! ❤ - from Italy

[@Je.rone_]

“I’m not a native speaker” 7:40 , you could’ve fooled me, I’m a native speaker, and It’s almost hard to believe you’re not, so congrats, idk why youTube recommended videos trying to teach me English but they’re interesting to see.

[@hadar.shemesh]

🙃

[@joseliodasilva34]

Wow! She"s not a native speaker?! But sounds like one. Perfect american accent. Really good! 😁❤️

[@omagwapa7334]

Thank you for this video I’ve learned a lot ❤

[@margett__]

The timing couldn't be more perfect, Hadar! Thank you so much for sharing your more vulnerable side, I find it truly inspiring ❤

[@hadar.shemesh]

Thank you for always shining positivity with your words❤️

[@luckystar4048]

You're such an inspiration!

[@marceladrasnarova1657]

Hadar, you are great!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@michelleonardo4389]

Ever since I started majoring in English language, with the perspective of getting a teaching degree, the impostor syndrome has been, as you said, a huge part of my journey and I've already considering giving up on my degree. But I've still been pushing myself really hard to not give in to that little voice in my head that tries to convince me that I'm a fraud.

[@hadar.shemesh]

Hey Michel! I just want to say that when you keep pushing despite that voice, you’re not only creating a better future for yourself, but you’re also creating a window for making a bigger difference in the world and making an impact. I have a feeling that you have a lot to say and do in this world. So next time when the impostor syndrome kicks in and you hear that critical voice in your head, find the part in you that will defend you and speak back to that voice and in favor of your mission. Just like you did when you defended me in the comments of another video 😉🙏🏽 So you can do the same for yourself ❤️

[@michelleonardo4389]

@@hadar.shemeshThanks a lot for every single word full of wisdom! It was one of the kindest and most encouraging pieces of advice that anyone has ever given me. I'll definitely keep it in mind next time I'm having a talk with my impostor syndrome.

[@rachelrosa4008]

You got this! Keep Pushing dont listen to that little syndrome voice

[@ekaterinaratsina4664]

Dear Hadar! I love this video so much! I’m so happy that you were strong enough to silence those negative thoughts and I have a chance to learn from you! Because really you have changed so many things in my life and I’m going to be forever grateful for it!!! The one thing I’m still struggling with and could so deeply relate to in your video is about the voice! I still don’t know where my voice in English is or maybe I can’t accept it! But I believe I will figure out one day with your help! Thank you so much, you have no idea how I adore you and look up to you!!!

[@buombothmut]

Wow! So amazing stories, I want to join your programme.

[@fitandfluent]

For many of us English is a key to better future and better life.🔑 But we need to have the courage to reach for that key.🙂 Thank you for this video Hadar!😊

[@Factss_101]

Love the story you've been through, coz I can relate, thanks 🙏 for sharing beautiful Hadar!

[@franciscojose6496]

Full information of course in your channel Fantastic teacher hadar let's go

[@kennycharles-mg5bx]

I am Haitian and I love your cours

[@kevinfelipeecheverrytoro4854]

My most biggest fear is to have to overcome that feeling of not being answered by someone is like: - hola! -.... -.... -.... -.... It is still happening nowadays

[@thomasrodrigues9887]

her videos was always amazing and really motivating for me.

[@hadar.shemesh]

I’m so happy to hear 😍

[@English_Helenrox_]

Your experience is so inspiring! Thank you for sharing!

[@eyadmoghalis8613]

Thank you Hadar It was realy amazing

[@serdarserdar6908]

Thank you very much for your amazing videos.

[@sigalgiladi4172]

Very inspiring and authentic🙂

[@hadar.shemesh]

❤️

[@roscow8569]

Aaaaahhhh that video was really captivating and relevant !!! Why ? Because to progress someone needs examples, we need to see it is possible. Of course it is hard and you have to push yourself every days but you can reach it. My brothers-in-law and my sister take some english lesson in Sainte Hermine, Vendée region France. My brothers-in-law has his own business named équip'TP and my sister as has her own business named Papo'thé. With two children. They take some lessons in english and my brothers-in-law told me, you know I do not know if I am going to carry on the lessons because it is time and I would like to use it. I said no, you have started the lesson and you start to think that is going to be too difficult and too long to get result so you prefer stop. It is a journey, carry on to go even if you do not want, it takes time to progress. Do not listen this voice who are saying you should do that instead to be here or others people who say, it is a lot of time, you could do something else instead to go there. Me I was really bad in school in english. I moved in Uk and work one year in Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons at Great Milton. It was really hard, I was commis de rang and the discussion with customers was almost absent in the beginning. After my year there, I moved in Whatley Manor high level establishment as well, I started as demi-chef de rang and after 4 months, I got a promotion to be chef de rang. The year after I moved and worked for Wilks in Bristol, one michelin star restaurant as manager assistant. I stayed one year. In total I stayed 3 years and a half in Uk. It was hard but I progressed a lot in english. In 2015 because of the Brexit and as well my envy to change my career, I moved back in France. I had an interview to work for Idle Rocks in the Cornwall, Relais et Chateau, 1 michelin star restaurant. They offer me the post to be restaurant manager. I refused it because I was at the end of my experience in hospitality after ten years in this business. I was at the end to work hard every days with no free evening and no week-end. I work today as logistic manager and so work for a little french organic cosmetic brand near Angers, named Allonature. Life is a journey, if you really want to progress on things it is important to be surrounded by good assets. Work, work, work on the long period and then one day you will flip and you will see the outcome.

[@Vixe_Polar]

That's great content, very inspiring. Thank you for sharing it 🥰

[@hadar.shemesh]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@marcovalentinlia7176]

I love the way you explain,❤

[@nasirnasirahmed3504]

Thanks again our teacher is it a keen on ❤❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮😮😊😊😊

[@Mohssinewest1]

What a story you inspired me thank you teacher