I just finished reading the book Atomic Habit's yesterday and I would like to share some valuable lessons from the book. I hope this podcast will help someone who wants to start their personal development journey.
"He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how."

FLO TALKS 

Life lessons from the book Atomic Habits part 2

On this episode, I give you guys 4 personalized tips to learn English at home. Hope you like it! Don’t forget to tell me your thoughts :)

LESSONS WITH GUI: The Podcast

EPISODE 2: Tips to learn English at home!

Making suggestions is an essential skill when you want to offer advice or ideas to someone. So, 
let's dive right in and explore these five useful ways to make suggestions.

And there you have it, five useful ways to make suggestions in English. Let's do a quick 
recap:
1. "How about…?" for proposing new ideas or alternatives.
2. "Why don’t you… ?" for offering suggestions to someone who's unsure.
3. "Maybe we should… ." for collaborative and friendly proposals.
4. "I’d recommend… ." for advice based on personal experience or expertise.
5. "Have you thought about… ?" for introducing new ideas or options.

Learn Persian with Kimiya - w/script 

"5 Ways to Make a Suggestion"

Bring up 

"Bring up" по-русски озночает "поднять что-то" или "вынести на обсуждение что-то."

1. He brought up an interesting topic during the meeting.
Он поднял интересную тему на встрече.

2. I didn't want to bring up that issue with my parents.
Я не хотел поднимать этот вопрос с родителями.

3. She brought up the idea of going on a trip.
Она предложила идею поехать в путешествие.


Английский для Русскоговорящих _ 50 Самых Распространённых Фразовых Глаголов в Английском Языке

изучение фразового глагола "Bring Up"

Ever wonder how locals actually talk in Hawaiʻi? In this episode, you’ll hear a full sample of Hawaiian Pidgin — real phrases, real rhythm, real island vibes.
⚠️ Warning: It’s a lot at once (on purpose!) — but don’t worry, we can break it all down together in a lesson.
Press play, listen in, and take the first step toward sounding more local. 🤙

🏝 Speak Hawaii: Language, Culture & Travel

"What Hawaiian Pidgin Really Sounds Like (Listen for Yourself!)"

La mère de Julie est professeur d’anglais. Le père de Julie est journaliste pour un journal américain. Les parents de Julie ont une maison à Paris. Ils ont une voiture et un garage.
Julie est élève à l’École américaine à Paris. Julie n’a pas d’auto. C’est dommage ! Mais elle a une bicyclette.
Pendant les vacances d’hiver, la famille de Julie va en Savoie, dans les Alpes. L’hiver, il fait très froid en Savoie et il y a beaucoup de neige. On fait du ski. Julie aussi fait du ski.
L’été à Paris, quand il fait beau, Julie va au jardin des Tuileries. C’est là qu’elle rencontre Marc.
Quand ils sont ensemble, ils parlent de beaucoup de choses. Marc parle plus que Julie. Il est plus bavard que son amie. Chouchou préfère écouter Julie.
Marc parle de sports, de sa guitare ou de ses photos parce qu’il est photographe. Tous les sports l’intéressent, et il aime surtout faire de la boxe.
Julie parle d’autres choses. Ses sports préférés sont le ski et le vélo. Elle parle de la musique parce qu’elle est musicienne. Elle étudie le piano au Conservatoire. Marc écoute Julie avec attention.

Activités :

Vrai ou Faux :

Le père de Julie est pilote.

Les parents de Julie ont deux maisons.

Julie a une voiture.

On fait du ski en Savoie, dans les Alpes.

Julie rencontre Marc à Paris, au jardin des Tuileries.

L’été à Paris, il fait froid et il y a de la neige.

Marc et Julie parlent de beaucoup de sujets différents.

Marc aime parler.

Julie n’aime pas les sports.

Complétez :

Le père de Julie travaille pour un journal. Il est _____.

Il fait très froid et il y a beaucoup de neige. La saison est _____.

Marc fait des photos. Il est _____.

Julie étudie la musique. Elle est _____.

French Stories with Marc and Julie A1-B1

Épisode 4 : La famille de Julie

En kort episode om musikkens udvikling gennem historien!

Daglig Dansk

Musikkens udvikling gennem menneskets historie

Today we discuss the idiom "Da steppt der Bär"

German Idioms with Deshira

Animally crazy / Tierisch verrückt

Get ready for a special treat! In this episode, I talk with Terri Creeden, an Executive Coach, trainer, and facilitator. Terri is a Certified Daring Way Facilitator and Dare to Lead Facilitator through the Brené Brown Education and Research Group. During our conversation, we talk about how to get a job while being authentic and vulnerable. Here are some gems from this episode:

"The employer will be most impressed by an authentic person sitting in front of them and not somebody who has canned, formulated responses that they've heard from every other candidate. Let them see who you really are and not who they are hoping you are."

"Anytime we are caught up managing our image, how we look and appear, and come across to somebody else, that immediately takes us right out of authenticity. So you're moving further away from what's really going to win you that interview."

"What leaders really want to see is that they can trust somebody. If you aren't able to say, "I need help, or I can't do that, or I don't know how to do that," they're going to have trouble trusting you." 

Tune in to get more valuable insights from Terri, so you're well prepared for your next job interview! The second part of our conversation will be released in the next episode. 

Episode originally published October 27, 2021

Original theme music by Lucas Knutter 

Read the transcript https://www.express-to-impress.com/being-authentic/

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