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  My name is Shivam. It is a pleasure to be giving my PlanetSpark review because they have greatly helped my life and career. I am 23 years old and I work in Hyderabad as an IT services professional. Entering the corporate world was a difficult thing for me. Before I could land my current jobwas so hard because I was not confident at all. I found it so hard to talk in front of people. It was so bad that one time, during an interview, I almost asked the interviewers not to look at me while I spoke. I didn’t even make it through two questions. I was drenched in sweat and stammered the whole time. It was the company I had always dreamt of working in and I blew my chances. I felt so frustrated that day, and it was not a beautiful sight at all. The last interview I went for was worse. One of the secretaries in the company called me aside and told me I needed to work on my communication skills because, if I don’t, I may not be able to get a job in the city. She told me there were places

  Hi! I used PlanetSpark and here is an extensive PlanetSpark review. I own a small business in Panchkula where I run a retail jewelry store. I have a daughter who is six years old and in the grade two class. I joined PlanetSpark because I felt like my daughter’s regular school classes were not enough for her. She is in school for about seven or eight hours in a day and since I’m very busy with my business, I don’t have time to give her added lessons. I also feel like what the kids learn these days is so much different from my time, and I don’t want my daughter learning outdated stuff from me. At such a young age, I think children are supposed to have adequate time for learning. She already has problems expressing herself using words and concentrating. She doesn’t say certain words right and I repeatedly correct her, but it’s still the same problem.. I initially saw it to be normal when she was younger, but she’s six now and still gets very easily distracted. I thought of getting

  The first time I came across a PlanetSpark Review , I was surfing the internet, looking for a solution to help my son gain some confidence. The person who dropped the review had a daughter with confidence issues, just like my son.   When Prashanth was little, he often stammered, which continued until he was 5. Although his mother, Ranu, and I took him to Speech Therapy to help with his stammer, his speech improved somewhat, but his confidence did not improve. When his stammer was still terrible, he was always made fun of and sometimes bullied, which made him close up completely.   Although his mother and I tried our best to stop him from closing up, we couldn't do much because we spent much time away from him. With me being a bank officer in a top bank in Udupi, Karnataka, and his mother going to her boutique, watching him 24/7, and trying to bring him out of his shell was an impossible task. We knew his lack of confidence to communicate was not good, but we had no idea h

  PlanetSpark gave us great hope when we were about to give up on our son's dreams. My 15-year-old son Rishabh looks a lot like his father, and as he grew up, he wanted to be like his father, Brajesh, a business analyst in branch of a top Telecom company located in Bangalore, where we live. Although he is 15, he has already decided in his heart that he will join the BBA program to get a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, and he has been preparing very much for it. He also planned that after completing the Bachelor of Business Administration(BBA), he would get a Master of Business Administration (MBA) as he was intent on being at the top of his field. As I am always at home, I make sure to support and help him as much as I can. He has been making progress. However, he found it difficult to communicate, and he had to deal with this stumbling block. Communication skills were highly rated during interviews and group discussions in the   BBA program.   My Rishabh is

  Hello, my name is Shubhra Kumar. I do event planning as small business in Ahmedabad. I am the mother of Ishaani Kumar. My daughter Ishaani is 11 years old. When Ishaani was 7, she was given a presentation in her school to sing at their end of year ceremony and she was very excited about it. She prepared for weeks and was always singing it at home. But when the day came she went on stage and could not say a word. That was when I realized that she has serious stage fear. Nothing I tried to help her become outgoing and confident around others was successful. After a while, I gave up. I had a lot of jobs to complete so I did not do any extra help for her.  Many of the teachers in her school already had students they were helping out, so I thought about buying her tutoring outside of school because I wanted someone who would give her a lot of personal attention. I decided to search for private teachers on the internetand that was when I saw PlanetSpark reviews . Although I was very doubtf

  Being a stay home mom in Mumbai means that in between the house chores and going shopping, I get the chance to spend all the time with my son Akash and his younger brother, Angad, who is 5. I'm always there to help with homework, attend school meetings, and so on, and it has been quite horrifying watching my 12-year-old Akash's grades drop drastically.   Akash has always been a shy boy, and communicating with anyone outside the family has always been challenging. I thought nothing of it, but recently, it got worse. For him, it wasn't a language issue. Instead, he seemed to misplace his words when he got nervous, which always happened whenever he had to interact with someone who wasn't me, his father or ayAngad. I tried to work on it with him, but there was only so much I could do, and my husband is also very busy with work, so he can't do much.   I went to pick up Akash from school, and his teacher told me they had to give a speech, but when it was Akash&#

As a worker for a leading  MNC in Gurugram, I spent most of my time working on my computer. I barely had time to oversee Kashvi's (my daughter's) schoolwork. However, I committed myself to reviewing her notes for some minutes every day and helping her with areas I sensed she had some difficulty in.  I saw that she was shy in expressing herself, and her communication skills were poor. It didn't add up to think her mother, my wife, made a living out of talking to people. It affected her writing and rhetorics, and my job didn't allow me to sit with her to help her develop those communication skills. I had to look for a way out.   I started by organising weekend lessons for her. However, along the line, I found that I didn't have enough knowledge in the areas she needed help. I tried getting a home tutor for her, but that didn't work out. Either Kashvi didn't like them, or the distance between the tutor and us was too far.   One of my colleagues told me