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Letter M Super Simple Songs Captain Seasalt and the ABC Pirates letter M Repeat after me: mouse, mushrooms, meerkat, moose, monkey, mango, manatee, manta ray, mandrill, moth, maple Send me a message for free flashcards to follow along: www.italki.com/en/teacher/13365914

Letter M

2024年11月18日 23:03

Knowing how to tackle these typical interview questions is crucial to improving your chances of success. With a little planning, giving a top quality, authentic answer is not so difficult!

How do you prioritize your workload?

2024年11月17日 13:34

How do you say 星期(xing qi) "Day of the week" in Mandarin Chinese? It's easier than you think, welcome beginner to listen! https://linktr.ee/sherrichinese

EP.10 星期(xing qi) Day of the week in Mandarin Chinese, welcome beginner to listen!

2024年11月16日 11:34

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

Meditation - Setting your mind to win!

2024年11月16日 08:33

**This story contains graphic and explicit material it is not recommended for children. For mature audiences only** 18+ In this episode the hen interprets every death on her farm as evidence of God’s judgments on the undeserving, and takes skewed life lessons from the deaths. Send me a message me for your free pdf copy of this book and if you would like discuss it. I hope you enjoy it. https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/13365914 Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk by David Sedaris read by me Teacher Alyse Illustrations by Ian Falconer It was hot that afternoon, so after the chicken and her sister had walked the yard a few times, they wandered into the henhouse for a little shade. Had it been crowded they probably wouldn’t have said much, but there was no one around, and so the two spoke intimately, the way they had when they were young. “I don’t know if it’s normal or what,” the sister said. “But sometimes… and this is just between the two of us, okay?” The chicken nodded. “Sometimes, when I’m with the rooster, I wonder what it would be like if he, you know, wasn’t a rooster.” “You mean, like, if he was a duck or a goose?” The thought was ridiculous, and the chicken had to bite the inside of her beak to keep a straight face. “Or how about a turkey?” At this she lost her composure and whooped until her eyes teared. “I’m sorry,” she said. “I’m sorry. Go on.” “Never mind,” her sister said. “It wasn’t important.” “Oh, don’t be like that,” the chicken scolded. “Come on, now. So if he’s not a rooster, what is he?” The sister took a deep breath and let it out slowly. “Well, like, maybe if he was, for instance, more like me?” “Brown?” the chicken said, and in the silence that followed she grasped what her sister had been aiming at. “You don’t mean…” “It’s just a thought,” her sister said. “Just a thought?” “Something that’s passed through my mind a couple of times.” “A couple of times?” This was what the chicken did when presented with shocking or unpleasant news.