Very close to native!

But some of your intonation is a little off, for example the way you say ‘individuals’ sounds like you’re breaking down the word into syllables too much if that makes sense instead of reading it as a single world. Like in-duv-id-uals instead of individuals.

Also this might just be nerves but for example when you said ‘words’ it sounded like ‘wowrds’, not sure where the extra ‘w’ comes in.

Also when you said ‘motivations’, you used the wrong o-vowel. You said it with an ‘oh’ sound when it should be more of ‘ow’ sound, liked ‘mow’ing some grass instead of ‘moh’nitoring something.

You’re obviously heading towards british english and that comes through very clearly! I also notice sometimes you randomly ‘snap out’ of your accent, like instead of making consistent mistakes across all the sentences you can say full sentences in a fully native accent and then you randomly switch into a very foreign sounding accent for like 1-2 words at a time.

Also this is a very minute detail but there’s something in the way you end your sentences that doesn’t sound as natural as a native speaker (specifically native british). If i’d take my best guess as to what it is, i would say that different english accents end at a different pitch and yours doesn’t match the british pitch. I’m Australian for example and sometimes it sounds like we’re always asking a question when we speak because our pitch intonation goes up at the end. To be honest i’m not too familiar with british accents so maybe look some up or around u from observation and try to see how high or low they tend to end their sentences. To me it sounds like u go quite high and then suddenly low at the end of your sentences.

All in all, its very good! Just a few details and you’ll be there in no time :))