The fastest way to improve your clarity is to hear yourself as others hear you. Recording and reviewing your own English creates a powerful feedback loop. Here's how to use it.
Record real speaking
Record yourself giving an update, explaining something, or on a (permitted) call. Real speech reveals your actual patterns better than reading aloud. Even a phone voice memo works.
Listen for specific things
Play it back listening for one thing at a time: pace, word stress, unclear sounds, filler words. Focused listening turns a vague sense of 'my English needs work' into specific, fixable issues.
Compare and repeat
Frequently asked questions
How does recording myself help my English?
Hearing yourself as others do reveals your real patterns and exactly what to fix, creating a feedback loop.
What should I record?
Real speaking — an update or explanation — not just reading aloud.
What do I listen for?
One thing at a time: pace, word stress, unclear sounds, and filler.
How can I get expert feedback too?
Book a free 30-minute class to work on it 1-on-1 with Digby R. Kerr.
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