🫶 QUEENS! 🫶 You may have been wondering what was going on with me, and here is the reason: well, there is more than one ♥️ But with no apologies, sometimes life just happens😍 Not everybody knows that about me, but it is not a secret either, since I have been really open about my past. When I was 21, I was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and it was a crazy rollercoaster ride right after that. I had to have surgery; part of it was removed, but unfortunately, doctors weren't able to remove it all. It is attached and has grown into my eye muscle, so if they removed it, I would be blind, which obviously didn't even cross their minds back then, and I'm so grateful for that❤️ 🫶 Well, since then, I have been living with a benign tumor in my brain. It gives me chills every time I think about it, but I've learned to live with it. Right after the first surgery, I had to go through one more, so I ended up having 2 surgeries in two weeks while in the hospital, and it was still a very traumatizing experience. Don't get me wrong, the hospital, the nurses, the doctors, everybody and everything was AMAZING, and I couldn't ask for better, but, in general, the feeling of not knowing if there is NO tomorrow for you changes your perspective on life.🫶 ❤️ I have always been a very positive and smiley person, but at that moment everything changed for me, and I started enjoying life even more, as if it might end tomorrow! I had to learn how to walk, brush my teeth, and get dressed — all from the beginning...😵 🙃 From that moment, I also had to come in for regular check ups/appointments of my "friend" tumor that I will probably live with together forever. Some might say that these MRI appointments are probably sth I won't enjoy but will be looking forward to, to find out that everything is still okay. 😵 😵 Unfortunately, the opposite has been true for the past few years. My nervous system has been all over the place every time the date approaches. I certainly know that everything IS OKAY, as I usually have no symptoms, but the not knowing gets my nervous system every time...🫶

😍 Are you ready to elevate your English skills? Hear me out!! 😍 🔥 On Friday, we are going to kick off the summer challenge! YAAY 😍 ✌️ So if you know anyone who would love to join, feel free to share the link to our community with them! What can you expect from the summer challenge? 🔥 8 weeks -> 8 challenges 🔥 Improving your pronunciation skills 🔥 Practicing listening skills 🔥 Building vocabulary 🔥 Making connections 🔥 On top of all that, building confidence in English ✌️ Every Friday, you will receive a challenge here, and you must complete it within a week before the next one pops up. ✌️ IMPORTANT: You prove that you completed the challenge by sending the answers to my DMs so that no one will see or hear you. You also keep track of your progress on the CHECKLIST that you download from the CLASSROOM✌️ 😍 Why would you like to join, though? 😍 Well, not only do you gain knowledge, improve your English, learn new vocabulary, and ways to work on your language skills, but at the end of it, I will draw the winner of the challenge, who wins a private 1:1 with me! You can use the 1:1 as you wish, from an evaluation of your English to a private speaking or pronunciation session; there are endless ways for you to take advantage of your win! 🔥 Are you in? Take advantage of the community that you have joined to improve the language that you love, and do it today, do it for you! 🔥 👇🏻Drop YES in the comments so I know you are in, and wait for the CHECKLIST to appear in the CLASSROOM! 👇🏻 (vote in the poll to make sure you are not left behind) 🔥 Cheers to everybody who decides to work on their English! You got this! GOOD LUCK! 🔥

❤️ Since we had the grammar session in the community today, and as some of you already asked for grammar as well, here is the first post about grammar with a short task for you! 👇 🔥 The difference between THAN and THEN 🙃 Here we go: 💬 We use THEN with time or sequence (a bit similar to LATER) 👇 Example sentences👇 We decided to have breakfast first, and then we went to school. Could you pick up the car at 10? Then we can go shopping. Heat some oil in a pan, then add some chopped garlic. I finished my homework, then I went to bed. 💬 We use THAN for comparison (when we compare two or more things) We also usually use comparative adjectives when we use "than" in a sentence. 👇 Example sentences 👇 The pasta tastes better in Italy than at home. Charlie is taller than me. I would prefer to stay indoors today rather than being outside. This smartphone is newer than that one. 🙃 Now YOUR TURN! 🙃 ❤️ Use THAN and THEN in sentences and share them in the comments to practice grammar😍

(okay… It’s story time - probably too long, but that's ME🤣) You know, if someone told little Meggie — the tiny girl who came home from her first English lesson at 7 and proudly announced she’d move to America and speak English every day — that she’d one day open a global sisterhood for women finding their voice… she would’ve laughed, HARD.🤯 She didn’t know what she wanted back then. She just knew English made her feel… alive.😍 And then life happened, the kind that shakes you awake. Well, I guess no health issues usually come announced, but this was a big hit! A brain tumor at 20 - leading to hospitals, fear, and a big decision point! That moment changed everything.🫨 But back then, she promised herself: “No matter what, I’ll explore, I’ll meet people, and I’ll LIVE OUT LOUD.”🔥♥️ And she did, it started with traveling, Vietnam, teaching, becoming a thousand versions of herself — receptionist, legal assistant, teacher, traveler, motivator — all leading up to something bigger she couldn’t see yet. She wanted to see it so badly, but it waited until now, but she had no idea back then♥️ But along the way, while traveling and finally living the life she always wanted, she met HER women. Women who were smart, funny, kind, brilliant — but terrified to speak English! Women who apologized before every single sentence - "I'm sorry, my English is bad.", even though they were talking to her (a non native speaker).Women who hid their accents because they hated people knowing where they came from (trust me, your accent doesn't make you less important - it is YOUR STORY, you should be PROUD of it!). Women who felt “less than” because of where they were born or how they learned English (so many stories about the shame that she cannot even count - but not anymore!). Women who stayed silent out of fear of being judged felt their own voices grow louder than their own voice - that little voice in their head usually got so loud they couldn't hear their surroundings.🤯 She knew she was in the right place! She was supposed to meet them all, listen to it all, because now she knew she could make THEIR world a better place! Help them see their value, see who they REALLY are, and what they can REALLY do! 🔥♥️