Binge English by Priya Jalan

Ladies, We are doing so much.

Taking care of the house.
Showing up for your family.
Managing work.
Remembering everyone’s needs before your own.

We handle pressure every single day.

But when is the last time you did something because you wanted to !

When did you prioritise last your own learning?

When there is a moment when you have to express your boss lady's personality in proper English, do you hesitate?

Do the words don’t come out the way you want?

When your intelligence is not in question!
When your personality is not in question!
Then why is your English Communication yet questionable?

I will tell you why it is!
Because nobody ever taught you properly.

Not school.
Not college.
Not the people around you.

You were taught grammar rules.
But nobody taught you how to confidently express yourself.

How to think in English.
How to speak without fear.
How to communicate like your real personality.

That’s what needs to change.

And trust me — it can.

DM me English & I will forward you an actionable plan to start your confident communication journey 👇

A lot of basics speakers who come to me complaint that they get confused in the simple use of has have and had.

This small brush up can eliminate a lot of confusion for a lot of people.

So here I am explaining the basic difference between the three.

When it comes to perfect tenses things change a little.

Coming soon with the advanced version of has have any had and the meaning when they are used in perfect tenses.

Like, when I say “She has lived in Canada,” it means she probably has some connection with the present, though not necessarily that she is in Canada right now.

And when I say “She lived in Canada,” it means it has no relationship with the present in any way.

But when I say “She had lived in Canada,” it is technically incorrect & sounds incomplete unless another past event is mentioned.

Yes I understand this could be confusing to many.
We will come up with the most easy and interesting way to solve this in the next series.

What I Learned at a Seminar with 800 Entrepreneurs

I recently attended a seminar with over 800 entrepreneurs.

Different industries.
Different journeys.
Different levels of success.

But one thing stood out more than anything else.

It wasn’t their strategies.
It wasn’t their business models.
It wasn’t even their content.

👉 **It was their stories.**

# # # The Moment That Changed My Perspective

As people started sharing their journeys, something shifted in the room.

No one cared about perfect English.
No one was judging vocabulary or grammar.

Instead, people were leaning forward… listening… connecting.

Because these weren’t rehearsed speeches.
These were real stories.

Stories of struggle.
Stories of failure.
Stories of starting again.

# # # And That’s When It Hit Me

👉 **Storytelling isn’t a nice-to-have.
It’s the actual currency of inspiration and change.**

The moment someone shared honestly, the room didn’t just listen—
**they recognised themselves.**

“I’ve been there.”
“I’ve felt that.”
“I’m going through this right now.”

And in that recognition, something powerful happened:

👉 *“If they can do it, I can too.”

# # # As a Communication Trainer, This Was My Real Learning

I’ve spent years helping people improve their communication. And have evolved into a Storyteller myself, learning the art of storytelling from veterans across the world. Now training my students into the same, which is such a gratifying journey.

But that day, I realised something deeper:

**People don’t connect with perfection.
They connect with truth.**

You can have great content.
You can have the right words.

But if there’s no story—
there’s no impact. Ultimately, Facts tell but Stories Sell because they Impact & Inspire.

# # # My Shift

That seminar didn’t just teach me something.
It shifted how I see my work.

Today, I don’t just teach communication.
I help people **express their story in a way that moves others.**

Because your story is not just your experience.

👉 **It is someone else’s permission to believe in themselves.**

We often hear people say, “Content is king.” And yes, content is important. It gives you substance, knowledge, and something meaningful to share.

However it is only after years of experience that one discovers that Content may open the door, but communication is what gets you invited in.

When you communicate well, people don’t just hear your words—they feel them. They trust you. They remember you.

In real life—meetings, interviews, conversations—people don’t reward the most knowledgeable person.
They respond to the person who is:

Clear
Confident
Easy to understand

You might know everything. But if you cannot explain it simply, your value remains hidden.

On the other hand, someone with average knowledge but strong communication often moves ahead faster.

Think of content as the gift…
and communication as the wrapping.

Even a valuable gift, if presented poorly, gets ignored.
But when presented beautifully, it gets attention, appreciation, and impact.

The Real Secret

The goal is not to choose between content and communication.
The goal is to elevate your communication so your content can shine.

Because in the end:

👉 People don’t just remember what you said.
They remember how you made them feel.

It's a myth that Coaches don't need Coaches.

Infact when you choose your coach, ask who is their coach?

Because Coaching isn't just about technical expertise. Udemy & YouTube has all the knowledge in the world.

A Coach does what AI can't!
A Coach does what a mere video on YouTube can't!
A Coach instills belief & brings out your best self forward.

And Every Coach needs a SuperCoach✨
I have been blessed with many. But there is only one Siddharth Rajasekhar, one of his kind.

So Grateful to be in Tribe, which is making not money minded, short term gain oriented trainers but thinkers & leaders who are truly shaping the next generation through Mindful Coaching.

✨ Grammar isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being understood.
💬 You don’t need flawless sentences to begin—you just need the courage to speak.

🔄 Even something as simple as pronouns makes your language flow naturally.
🌱 With every sentence you try, your clarity improves and your confidence grows.

🚀 You don’t master grammar first—you grow into it with practice.

🔥 Because the real goal isn’t perfect English…
💫 it’s fearless expression.

Super duper excited to launch the Binge English Offline Centre! ✨🎉

After hundreds of requests and multiple rounds of planning, we are finally bringing Binge English offline — and we couldn’t be more delighted! 💫

We’ve proudly partnered with Oorja to make this vision a reality 🤝
And I’m thrilled to introduce my co-partner, Sarika Shah — a gem of a person 💎, supremely talented, and a seasoned public speaker 🎤

If you’re ready to become the Confident You, look no further 💃✨
Join our Confident You Program and witness your transformation in less than three months 🚀

📍 Address: Calcutta Mansion, 4A Bishop Lefroy Road
📅 First batch begins: 1st May
⚠️ Limited seats

DM / Contact us to register and take your communication to the next level 💫📩

That's one of the important part of my story of how I became a communication trainer, leaving my flourishing career in chartered accountancy.

It is because I self taught myself how to speak and when I taught the same 9 years before to others and I saw the kind of impact it made in a person's life, be it through magnifying their social standing, self- esteem, respect or income, I knew that this is my calling!!

I really consider myself the luckiest person on earth to be living my passion everyday.

If you want to know how we can step up confidence and communication in your life, we would be happy to assist you.

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