Today I can help by a google meeting with her pains @Sameeha Syed. in 2 minutes! I am filled with happiness and certainty. It brings me great joy to know that in India there are now a wise and capable women who can use this method to heal themselves and uplift others. I truly believe the day will come when I travel to India. When that day arrives, my dream is to open Emil Coué Schools in her beautiful home country. In these schools, pupils will learn both the English language and the practice of the Emil Coué Method, empowering them with confidence, knowledge, and inner strength. The Coué method enables individuals to alleviate pain almost instantly. By practicing conscious autosuggestion, they gain greater control over their lives. This is my why. This is why I created the English channel. That I learn better English and go to India in 2 or 3 years! Together with my indian team, we make this vision possible. https://www.youtube.com/@LearnEnglishWithRudi

Our views are rising. Thanks to @Sameeha Syed

I’m really happy with our first short! In few hours, it reached more than 1700 views 🎉 A huge thank you to my right hand, @Sameeha Syed — you did an amazing job. Your hard work truly shows, and this is just the beginning. Keep shining7

Learning English gets a lot easier when you stop being afraid of mistakes. In this video, Rudi (our favorite German beginner) tries to explain how mistakes help us improve… while making plenty of funny mistakes himself. Don't worry, our 2 Indian teachers are right there correcting him, guiding him, and turning every slip into a learning moment. If you've ever felt shy, embarrassed, or unsure about speaking English, this video will make you feel seen. And maybe even laugh a little. Because every mistake is a step forward. Keep learning. Keep trying. Keep improving.

After hosting an event on Sunday with 1,500 visitors, yesterday’s event only had 150 attendees. I know this was due to the chaotic organization by the event organizer. For the past six months, I knew the events were supposed to start at 8 p.m., but at the last moment—just two days before—he changed the start time to 7 p.m. I also know the real reason was poor marketing — a bad announcement. But that’s life.