Word-Processing vs Sound-Processing
Conventional methods train you to think about language as a sequence of words with spaces in between. But real speech is a continuous stream of sounds, with no gaps between words. If you train yourself to be a word-processor, you will continually struggle with speaking, listening and learning. In this video, I talk about what that problem is and how to fix it.

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