Using Linkedin to improve your English and Expand you Network, Interview with Jakub Grajcar
05/20/25 • 46 min
Have you ever wondered how to improve your English and boost your marketing skills at the same time? What if using your passions could actually help you learn better?
In this episode, I chat with Jakub Grajcar, who shares his personal journey learning English and how long-form content like video essays and podcasts helped him grow. We talk about why following what you love makes language learning easier and how skills from your hobbies can transfer to your work life.
Jakub also breaks down how AI tools like ChatGPT can support your learning and marketing efforts, and why real conversations and connecting with people are so important. Plus, we give you tips on where to find fun, interesting content that helps you learn naturally.
If you’re looking for practical, enjoyable ways to improve your English while building professional skills, this episode is for you.
Key Takeaways:
- Rewatching videos help you remember phrases and improve understanding.
- Networking and building genuine connections can lead to better career opportunities.
- Experiment with different AI tools to support marketing tasks and content creation.
Resources:
Jakub Grajcar is a seasoned marketing professional with a strong background in content strategy and brand development. He currently serves as the Head of Marketing at Talkie.ai, a company specializing in AI-driven solutions for healthcare practices. In addition to his role at Talkie.ai, Jakub is the host of the "Scaling Practice Management" podcast, where he engages with healthcare experts to discuss topics such as data utilization in healthcare, team management, insurance challenges, and the integration of AI and healthtech. His diverse interests also include playing bass in a metal band, showcasing his multifaceted personality.
Jakub’s Linkedin
Scaling Practice Management podcast
TalkieAi Linkedin
ChatGPT & Other AI tools: Jamie Nightly, Claude Anthropic’s model, Gemini voice chat
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Become a Member! This is the place for you to boost your English skills and career growth with a supportive community — without the limitations of a packed schedule.
Join our membership community here:
https://fluentenglishpro.com/members/
@fluentenglish.pro (IG)
Have you ever wondered how to improve your English and boost your marketing skills at the same time? What if using your passions could actually help you learn better?
In this episode, I chat with Jakub Grajcar, who shares his personal journey learning English and how long-form content like video essays and podcasts helped him grow. We talk about why following what you love makes language learning easier and how skills from your hobbies can transfer to your work life.
Jakub also breaks down how AI tools like ChatGPT can support your learning and marketing efforts, and why real conversations and connecting with people are so important. Plus, we give you tips on where to find fun, interesting content that helps you learn naturally.
If you’re looking for practical, enjoyable ways to improve your English while building professional skills, this episode is for you.
Key Takeaways:
- Rewatching videos help you remember phrases and improve understanding.
- Networking and building genuine connections can lead to better career opportunities.
- Experiment with different AI tools to support marketing tasks and content creation.
Resources:
Jakub Grajcar is a seasoned marketing professional with a strong background in content strategy and brand development. He currently serves as the Head of Marketing at Talkie.ai, a company specializing in AI-driven solutions for healthcare practices. In addition to his role at Talkie.ai, Jakub is the host of the "Scaling Practice Management" podcast, where he engages with healthcare experts to discuss topics such as data utilization in healthcare, team management, insurance challenges, and the integration of AI and healthtech. His diverse interests also include playing bass in a metal band, showcasing his multifaceted personality.
Jakub’s Linkedin
Scaling Practice Management podcast
TalkieAi Linkedin
ChatGPT & Other AI tools: Jamie Nightly, Claude Anthropic’s model, Gemini voice chat
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Become a Member! This is the place for you to boost your English skills and career growth with a supportive community — without the limitations of a packed schedule.
Join our membership community here:
https://fluentenglishpro.com/members/
@fluentenglish.pro (IG)
Previous Episode
Sometimes It's OK to Break the Rules
Have you ever stopped yourself mid-sentence in English because you weren’t sure if it was “correct”? What if I told you that sometimes, breaking the rules might help you speak better?
In this episode, I talk about why making mistakes when you speak English isn’t a big deal and why it’s sometimes even helpful. I explain how being fluent matters more than being perfect, especially in conversations. If you stop to fix every little error, you might lose your train of thought or make the conversation awkward.
I also share when accuracy is more important, like in emails or reports, and how tools like Grammarly can help you check your writing. The main idea is to focus on speaking clearly and naturally and worry less about being perfect. That’s how you really improve.
Key Takeaways:
- Work on both fluency and accuracy little by little
- Most mistakes go unnoticed in conversations, so don’t panic
- Writing gives you more time to fix things, so take advantage of that
Resources:
Grammarly: for checking grammar, spelling, and clarity in your writing
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Become a Member! This is the place for you to boost your English skills and career growth with a supportive community — without the limitations of a packed schedule.
Join our membership community here:
https://fluentenglishpro.com/members/
@fluentenglish.pro (IG)
Next Episode
Is It Easier to Learn English or Spanish?
Picking up a new language isn’t always easy. But have you ever thought about why some languages feel easier than others?
In this episode, I talk about what really makes a language feel easy or hard. I share my own thoughts as a Spanish speaker and compare English and Spanish to show that both languages have their tough spots. English has things like weird pronunciation and phrasal verbs. Spanish has tricky verb conjugations and formal vs. informal words for “you.”
I also explain how some languages—like Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese—are easier to learn if you already speak one of them, since they have a lot in common. But that doesn’t mean it’s always easy. Even small differences can make learning a bit more complicated.
Every language has easy parts and hard parts. The most important thing is how much time you spend with the language. The more you listen, speak, read, and practice, the better you get.
Key Takeaways:
- Language learning is a gradual process that requires patience and acceptance of challenges.
- The difficulty of learning a language is influenced by both language structure and cultural factors.
- Formality and politeness rules vary between languages and can be confusing for learners.
Resources:
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Become a Member! This is the place for you to boost your English skills and career growth with a supportive community — without the limitations of a packed schedule.
Join our membership community here:
https://fluentenglishpro.com/members/
@fluentenglish.pro (IG)
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