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Strategic communication for professionals who must think and decide in English under pressure.

This is not language training.
This is decision-grade thinking executed in English.

When pressure rises, even strong professionals lose clarity.
We work where stakes are real, visibility is high, and credibility matters.

The real problem is not English

Most professionals already have sufficient English proficiency.
They understand the business. They deliver results.

Yet in high-pressure situations, their communication in English:

  • loses clarity

  • becomes reactive instead of intentional

  • weakens perceived authority

This gap becomes visible in:

  • leadership meetings

  • decision-making discussions

  • presentations to stakeholders

  • cross-border collaboration

The risk is not making mistakes.
The risk is communicating below your real professional level.

English comes after thinking

We do not train language.
We install a thinking process that allows English to function under pressure.

When thinking is clear, language becomes executable — even in demanding contexts.

The objective is not to sound better.
The objective is to think, decide, and communicate with control when it matters.

How the work actually happens

This is a structured, 1:1 strategic engagement designed around real, current professional situations.

Each session follows a consistent flow:

  • clarify the situation

  • define the decision or message

  • structure the communication

  • execute in functional English

The objective is not repetition.
The objective is transfer — so the thinking holds outside the session.

A repeatable thinking framework

The work is anchored in a simple, repeatable process:

  • Clear — Identify what actually matters

  • Decide — Define the purpose of the message

  • Speak — Execute with structured, functional English

English is not the starting point.
It is the output of clarity.

What success looks like

Success in this work is defined by how you operate under pressure — not by how perfect your English sounds.

By the end of the engagement, success typically looks like:

  • reaching clarity faster in conversations

  • starting with a position instead of background

  • communicating more directly with less cognitive effort

  • recovering faster when pressure increases

  • using English as a tool, not an obstacle

The objective is operational clarity, not linguistic perfection.

This work is:

  • strategic and thinking-driven

  • designed for real professional situations

  • focused on decisions and structure

  • built for long-term application

This work is not

  • traditional English classes

  • fluency or confidence coaching

  • grammar-focused training

  • conversation practice without structure

This work is — and is not

Fit matters.
This work is effective only when expectations are aligned.

The engagement

The work is delivered through a 12-session, 1:1 engagement.

Format

  • one 60-minute session per week

  • 12 consecutive weeks

  • aligned with your real professional context

Progress is evaluated through clarity of thinking, message structure, and pressure handling — not through fluency scores or language perfection.

At the end of the engagement, the focus shifts from sessions to application.

Who this is for

This work is designed for professionals who:

  • already have intermediate to advanced English

  • operate in high-stakes or high-visibility environments

  • need to think and decide in English

  • are willing to reflect and apply between sessions

It is not designed for beginners or for purely conversational goals.

Request a strategic conversation

This is not a sales call.

The purpose of this conversation is to determine whether the work is a good fit.

If there is alignment, next steps are discussed.


If not, no engagement is proposed.

Strategic communication for professionals operating in English under pressure.

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Talks&Thoughts is led by Alejandra Navarrete.

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