Ideal. 00:06 Ideal. 00:09 Act and editorial reflecting American ideals and institutions. 00:16 Idealism. 00:22 Forrotlet to be accused of idealism was no bad thing. 00:27 Idealism. 00:29 Forrotlet to be accused of idealism was no bad thing. 00:35 Identical. 00:38 So pretty much they lived identical lives. 00:42 Identical. 00:44 So pretty much they lived identical lives. 00:48 Jail. 00:51 An opposition leader jailed on trumped up charges. 00:56 Jail. 00:57 An opposition leader jailed on trumped up charges. 01:02 Jam. 01:05 Maybe he's just talking about how he got stuck in a traffic jam. 01:10 Jam. 01:12 Maybe he's just talking about how he got stuck in a traffic jam. 01:18 Lab. 01:21 Need to accelerate the base. 01:24 Lab. 01:26 We need to accelerate the base. 01:30 Magnet. 01:34 And can we say the parks are magnets in summer. 01:37 Magnet. 01:40 And can we say the parks are magnets in summer. 01:43 Naked. 01:46 The giant naked sky center has exploded. 01:50 Naked. 01:52 The giant naked sky center has exploded. 01:56 Pier. 01:59 For many of my peers though Venus quickly lost its romance. 02:05 Pier. 02:06 For many of my peers though Venus quickly lost its romance. 02:12 Penalty. 02:15 Then we will offset the penalty clause. 02:19 Penalty. 02:21 Then we will offset the penalty clause. 02:25 Sequence. 02:29 We learned very quickly that the sequence of taking off the clothing was very critical. 02:35 Sequence. 02:37 We learned very quickly that the sequence of taking off the clothing was very critical. 02:44 Series. 02:47 But a series of increasingly unfortunate events completely changed the entire calculus of power. 02:54 Series. 02:56 But a series of increasingly unfortunate events completely changed the entire calculus of power. 03:04 Academy. 03:07 Have an online academy so people can take free online courses and. 03:13 Academy. 03:15 Have an online academy so people can take free online courses. 03:21 Capture. 03:24 That's what you want to capture there. 03:27 Capture. 03:29 That's what you want to capture there.

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This might be the most important video you watch all week that's right in today's video we're going to talk about some things you should never say in English and I'm not talking about vocabulary I'm not talking about grammar I'm talking about sentences and questions that are considered rude or offensive to native English speakers because yes there are different cultural differences around the world in some countries it's okay to ask certain questions in other countries it's not so if you're speaking English with somebody from the u the UK Canada or Australia you need to be careful not to inadvertently offend somebody the topics that we're going to discuss in today's video are considered taboo when something is taboo it's something we don't talk about it's not considered socially acceptable to talk about it so make sure you watch until the? The end of today's video because this is an important one first of all when you're in a conversation with a stranger you should avoid rap religion age and politics especially with people you'VE just

It's time to expand your'vocabulary in today's video I'm going to teach you ten advanced words at the c and c levels the words that we're going to learn today are in common use which means native speakers use them you'LL come across them in the news you might even hear them in daily conversation and they're useful additions to your vocabulary so make sure to watch until the end of today's video if you want to expand your English vocabulary now the first word on our list is a noun candor candor candor means honesty it's the quality of being open and honest even when it might be uncomfortable to do so for example I appreciated her candor. She was honest and she told me the truth even though it was unpleasant. Candor number two frugal.

Today I have a bit of good news for you your English is probably better than you think if you're somebody who's ever wondered if you have a strong accent or you don't have a large enough vocabulary to speak with people then listen carefully because in today's video I'm going to share something with you that might surprise you you see I'VE worked with thousands of students over the last few years and I'VE spoken to them directly and one of the things that almost all of them tell me at some point is. My English is bad and at first I would look at them confused because they were having a conversation with me in English I could understand them they were articulating themselves well enough yet they still thought their English was bad but as time went on this became such a common pattern that I had to look into it more why were so many students telling me that their English was bad when it actually wasn't and what I found made total sense this is actually a psychological phenomenon it's called the donening kruugger effect maybe you'VE heard of this before the donening kruugger effect is when less skilled people overestimate their abilit

If you'VE been learning and speaking English for years yet you still freeze in meetings and daily conversation keep watching my name's Michael Anton on the founder of English at the ready and our focus is helping professionals who live and work in English improve their communication skills if you'VE been learning English for ten or fifteen years you are not a beginner you're very likely at the intermediate or advanced level but a lot of the advice and tips you'LL receive online are geared to beginners that's why today's video is for you if you're a professional who's been learning English for five ten even fifteen years yet you still feel stuck by the end of the video I'm going to give you a simple three step strategy you can use to stop feeling stuck in English first of all imagine this you're in a room and two native speakers start talking to each other at full speed one makes a joke and the other one laughs you follow along you smile you. Nod and maybe you laugh as well but in your head you know you could have never made the same joke in the same natural way a native speaker would there's a difference between understanding English and using English in real time understanding English is the skill you'VE spend ten fifteen twenty years building it's reading writing and listening using English in real time is a totally different skill producing the right phrase at the right speed at the right time with a real human waiting for you to finish your sentence

Today we're going to learn about how to stop being shy and awkward forever now let's begin number one find your reasons there's no single reason why people feel shy or awkward you may be searching for the source of your shyness but there are many factors in your life that may contribute to your less than social personality for instance you may have come from a family of shy and awkward people throughout your life you may have interacted with people who share your awkward habits you spent so many formative years around these shy personalities that you never learn successful social strategies so people learn to be shy from their families and communities but other people become shy after a series of bad experiences you may have learned early in life that vulnerability is dangerous maybe you experienced rejection or harsh criticism it's possible you had a bad experience that discouraged you from taking social risks are seeking new relationships no matter where your'shinness. Comes from you need to know that shyness is not caused by a mistake that you made or a problem you created him you may be shy and awkward but that's not because you did anything wrong shy personalities gradually develop after years of inexperience isolation or a lack of social exposure most likely your're shy and awkward because well you just never learn to act any other way just like you learn to be shy you can also learn how to be more outgoing discovering the reasons behind your shyness proves that shyness is a hurdle that you can overcome it's possible for you to face your fears and counter new situations and gradually learn to take social risks even if you'VE been shy all your life you will always have the ability to grow and change number two create social goals if you're a shy person you may worry your social skills will never improve y

Number one daily deluttering your environment affects your mood more than most people realize if your space is full a clutter or trash your environment will create stress and tension which negatively impact your mood and wellbeing on the other hand if your space is clean and organized it cultivates a stronger sense of control it helps you feel balanced and stable which makes your day a whole lot happier so if you want to feel happier every day then spend a little bit of time cleaning up your environments pick up any clothes laying on the floor wash the dishes that you left in the sink put away excess papers lying around your desk every day do something to tackle the little messes in your life otherwise those messes will pile up and way on your mind now you might be thinking I don't have time to clean for an hour every single day but that's the best part of this simple daily habit you don't need to clean for hours at a time as little as five minutes of organization can keep your space. Peace'clean by chipping away at'your messes every day you're preventing big messes from piling up no more long days cleaning your entire house no more sorting through hundreds of loose papers over resets by cleaning consistently you're not only removing a huge source of stress in your life you're making it easier to keep your environment looking the way you like it so dedicate five minutes every day to decluttering your space put away four or five items wash two or three dishes then move on with your day because five minutes of cleaning is all it takes to lift your spirits and live a happier life number two random kindness how does it feel to receive kindness from a stranger something as simple as a smile a compliment or a free drink at a restaurant can bring happinessness into your life but as good as it feels to receive kindness it feels even better to spread kindness to the people you meet if you want to make. Each day happier than fill your life with random acts of kindness in other words find ways to positively impact other people's lives you can do something simple like donating to a charity or buying a meal for someone who's hungry if you have more time you can volunteered a soup kitchen or any number of

These five money rules are what allowed me to make a hundred million by the age of thirty they're the mental rules that separate rich thinking from broke thinking and separate the top one percent from the bottom one percent earners and I genuinely believe if you can follow these five rules and you will create a rich mindsets that will attract real well into your life the first rule is to realize that there's already an infinite amount of money out there for everyone you just have to want it and be ready to take it so the mindset shift is that you aren't taking anything there'is no limitation on money and there is more than enough for anyone who is willing to pursue it to be honest there are so many rich and successful people out there whenever I go shopping whenever I'VE been to the south of France for to Greece and watch the people who show up in these stores and buy designer clothes like it's nothing I realize that it is quite literally a away that they view money they do not feel guilty about pursuing wealth they understand that there'is always more money to be made and they can create and if you have the mindset of being able to created instead of thinking that you. Pursuing money for selfish reasons or like you're taking it from somebody else you were going to actually attract the type of money that you want to have in your life because what's so important to understand is wealth creation cannot coincide with scarcity you have to maintain a mindset about growth and possible and understanding that it is possible for you in fact money

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