Why English Doesn’t Have to Be Perfect to Be Powerful
- Rula Mufti
- Jun 10
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 15

If you’ve ever stopped yourself from speaking English because you were afraid of saying it “wrong,” you’re not alone. I meet learners every day who have beautiful ideas, strong vocabulary, and a genuine desire to connect—but they hesitate. Why? Because their English isn’t perfect.
Here’s the truth: perfect English isn’t real. Even native speakers mix up words, change their minds mid-sentence, or say “um” ten times while they think. Real English—the kind that helps you connect with people, get jobs, travel, and make friends—isn’t about flawless grammar. It’s about clarity, confidence, and courage.
Let me ask you: would you rather speak “perfect” English silently… or speak imperfect English and make a new friend? Most people don’t remember whether you said “go” or “went”—they remember how you made them feel.
Powerful English is clear. It’s expressive. It’s brave. It says, “I’m trying. I’m learning. I’m here.”
That’s enough.
Yes, pronunciation and comprehension are important—and you can (and will!) improve them over time. But don’t wait for perfection to start speaking. Don’t let fear silence you. Your English has value right now.
At RulaReads, I work with learners from all over the world to improve pronunciation and understanding—but also to build the confidence to speak before they feel “ready.” Because the truth is, speaking now helps you grow faster than waiting ever will.
Ready to speak with more confidence? You can book a one-on-one session with me right here on the website. Whether you’re working on pronunciation, listening, or just finding your voice in English, I’ll meet you where you are—with patience, support, and practical help.
👉 Book your session today Your English is already more powerful than you think.
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