The Frequency Circle - Come Practice With Me

If you’ve been reading this newsletter for a while, you already understand the method.

Daily output beats weekly classes.

Writing in your target language - even badly, even briefly - builds more fluency than passively consuming content.

Correction comes after production, not before.

The Frequency Circle is where you actually do it, with other people, and with me responding to everything you write.


How it works

You join a private community on Skool.

You write in your target language 2-3 times a week - any length, any topic, any level.

I read every post and respond with questions and feedback. Not corrections for the sake of corrections (this is a work you do with AI and I help you with what it misses) - I follow up with questions that push you to say more and go deeper.

Once a week I post writing prompts.

We meet in different languages. Courses are moving there too.

Italian, French, Dutch, and English are all active. All levels.


What it’s not

It’s not a course. There’s nothing to complete or fall behind on. It’s not a class with a fixed schedule. It’s not Duolingo with a community tab.

It’s a practice space. The only requirement is that you show up.


The practical details

$23/month. The group is private - I open it once a month for a one-week free trial so you can come in, look around, and feel the rhythm before committing. Outside that window, the door is closed (you can still join, but without a free trial).

I recommend staying at least a month before deciding if it’s working. One week is enough to see how it feels. One month is enough to feel the difference in your output.

skool.com/frequency-circle


If you want more

WhatsApp async coaching runs alongside the Circle for people who want daily 1:1 conversation on top of the community practice. €142 for two months (162€ as of July 1st). Limited spots.

If you’re interested, reply to any newsletter email and I’ll tell you what’s available.


The journaling post that most people find first is here. It explains the exact writing method the Circle is built around.