For people who've put in the years and still can't talk
For a partner or family, for work or a move, or just for you. If you've put in years and still can't hold a conversation, it was never your discipline and never your brain. It was the method and the order.
The method
Apps are built to keep you coming back, not to get you talking. You can pass the chapter test and still can't tell someone about your weekend. That's not you. It's the order you were taught in.
Freezing when someone talks to you isn't a speaking problem. You can't pull out what never went in. So we train your ears first, on real people you mostly understand, then your mouth. The system puts it in order, so you never wonder what to study next.
Not 'eventually.' Not 'at your own pace.' A daily plan, a tracker and a finish date. 1 hour a day is the minimum. At 3 to 4 hours, Spanish, French, Italian or Portuguese take about 200 days, and Mandarin, Japanese or Korean about a year. The app shows your own date. Show up and you suck a little less every day, until you can hold a real conversation.
Inside FF Pro
Three phases. A small Table to start, a guided path, and coaching that doesn't end when you hit your target.
Phase 1
You start with this month's Table and four live calls with me in your first month: Install, Reps, Spotlight, Roundtable. The course opens in three drops, on days 7, 14 and 21. By week 4 the system is in, and your daily hour is a habit.
Phase 2
Keep going with the app running underneath. It counts your hours and tells you when you're ready to speak. The Output Module opens at day 90, Advanced Strategies at day 120. Saturdays: a live call with me, for life.
Phase 3
Skool access and the Saturday calls never expire. When you hit your target, you don't lose the people or the plan. The community stays yours, full of people logging the same hours, some a few months ahead of you.
Open the dashboard, see what today is, do the thing. The app runs the protocol so you don't have to think about what comes next.
Tells you exactly what to do today. No 'what should I study' decision fatigue. Just open the app, do the thing, move on.
A real spaced-repetition deck, pre-built for your language. Skip the three weeks of building your own cards before you ever learn one.
The app counts the hours you actually listened, not how many days you opened it. Feelings lie about progress. The hours don't.
What FF Pro adds
It counts your hours, not your streak. A 1,000-word frequency deck, with daily targets that adjust as you go.
The full course opens in three drops across your first month. After that, you always know what today is. Open it, do your hours, move on.
Install, Reps, Spotlight, Roundtable. Live with me, one a week, through your first month.
Pre-curated input material at every level, in every language we cover. Stop hunting for content that fits you today.
Deeper explanations on demand, built-in conversation partners, and fluency drills you can run any time.
Saturdays, for life. Bring the week that went sideways and leave with a fix. I run every one myself.
Skool access never expires. The people around you are logging the same hours, and some of them are a few months ahead.
The information is free. Most of it is on my YouTube. What you can't find there is your order, your hours kept, and someone keeping you on it. That's the part that gets you talking.
Who runs this
When I picked up Japanese, I did everything you're supposed to do, and I basically quit. Then I learned Mandarin in secret, for my wife's family. By day 182 I was holding hours-long conversations at their table. By day, I'm the COO of a mid-8-figure company. Fluency Formula is everything that worked, put into one system.
Results
Andre put in 7 to 8 hours a day and proposed in Italian, in front of her whole family, on day 61. Aria's tutor heard the change in her Japanese after years of textbooks. Arthur wanted to stop relying on his coworkers to translate, and inside his first 100 hours he was laughing at Spanish jokes.