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What is holding you back from success? Did it ever cross your mind that your mind (or what you allow to 'occur' in your mind) is the very reason you either succeed or fail? Imagine all day long you'll have all kinds of positive thoughts in your head, what will the result be? You'll feel good, you'll smile more, you'll have your back straight, right? How about a day when your mind is filled with negativity? Anxiety? Worries? It seems that everything is falling apart, right? Well, you have the key and I'll be sharing it with you on the recording. Jump right into it and feeeeeeeel good!!!

A Day of Discovery It was a busy morning at the office when Lisa decided to introduce (介绍, Jièshào) her new colleague, Alex, to the team. Alex, a young engineer, had just invented (发明, Fāmíng) a revolutionary gadget that could reduce energy consumption in homes. The team was impressed by his innovation, and everyone wanted to know more. Later in the day, Lisa sat down with the finance department to discuss how the company could invest (投资, Tóuzī) in Alex’s invention. She knew it had the potential to make a significant impact in the industry, and the team agreed that it was worth the funding. Meanwhile, Alex began to investigate (调查, Diàochá) potential flaws in his design. He wanted to ensure it was ready for mass production. Hours of thorough testing revealed a minor issue, but he quickly fixed it. By the evening, Lisa decided to invite (邀请, Yāoqǐng) the entire team to a celebratory dinner. They gathered at a cozy restaurant, reflecting on a day filled with introductions, discoveries, and teamwork. Together, they toasted to their success and the exciting journey ahead. 🎉 🔹 Introduce – 介绍 (Jièshào) 🤝 🔹 Invent – 发明 (Fāmíng) 💡 🔹 Invest – 投资 (Tóuzī) 💰 🔹 Investigate – 调查 (Diàochá) 🕵️‍♂️ 🔹 Invite – 邀请 (Yāoqǐng) 🎉 For more practice, check out: 📘 C(44) Vocabulary Flash Cards: Visualize and Memorize – Quick visual reminders to help these verbs stick! 🎯 C(44) Verbs Quiz: Test Your Knowledge – Challenge yourself to see how well you’ve mastered today’s verbs!

What does "interrupt" mean? To stop someone from speaking To listen carefully To encourage

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Meditation - Setting your mind to win! Have you ever experience an 'Alpha Level Meditation' before? Beta, Alpha, Theta, and Delta brainwaves are different frequencies of electrical activity in your brain. They’re associated with different states of consciousness and mental activity. Think of them as different gears in a machine—each frequency corresponds to a different function or mental state. Beta Waves (13-38 Hz): These are the fastest brainwaves, and you typically experience them when you’re alert, focused, and actively thinking Alpha Waves (8-12 Hz): These are slower than beta waves, and you often experience them when you’re relaxed but still awake, like when you’re meditating or daydreaming peacefully. Theta Waves (4-7 Hz): These waves are slower than alpha waves and are associated with deep relaxation, light sleep, and a state of being very at ease. Delta Waves (0.5-3 Hz): These are the slowest brainwaves and are primarily associated with deep sleep. You’re usually not consciously aware of much when these are dominant. Your subconscious mind is programmed easily on the 'Alpha' level. Therefore, this type of meditation / relaxation / programming is going to influence your state / thinking much faster. Use it daily if you can and in 30 days you'll be amazed at the result that you can achieve! You can check out my 1-1 training classes now. #job interview #career coaching #mindset coaching #coaching #interview coaching #success habits #positive attitude #positive thinking #psychology #personal development #professional development #attitude #growth mindset

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"Beat around the bush" is an idiom that means to **avoid addressing the main issue** or to **speak indirectly** about something, usually because it's uncomfortable or difficult to discuss directly. For example, if someone is reluctant to get to the point in a conversation, they might give vague or evasive answers instead of being straightforward. ### Example sentences: - **"Stop beating around the bush and tell me what happened!"** - **"He kept beating around the bush when I asked him about the project."** It’s often used when someone is delaying the conversation or avoiding the truth.