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🚨🚨START HERE!!!🚨🚨中国区报名Pirf课程的同学看过来。
Please tell us which class you registered for and we will give you access to the course in the Classroom section!! 在这边留言,我给你开通直播课权限。 GET STARTED VIDEOS are HERE!! The classes we have: PIRF FRESH (Lessons 1-25) (199 Yuan) DDM ELITE, PERSONAL, VIP, STANDARD, AMA PIRF PERSONAL, VIP, STANDARD, AMA 8-Week Speaking English Camp ActionEnglish
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🔴 Quick Guide: LIVE Classes — Sunday, October 25 🎃
🌟 Remember: Different Coaches. Different Approaches! 😉 📅 Sunday — October 25 DDM Elite with Coach Shane Best for: Improving listening, pronunciation, and natural American English through focused DDM practice. Vibe: Immersive, engaging, and challenging. AMA with Coach Vinnie Best for: Practicing pronunciation, asking questions, and fixing ONE pronunciation problem at a time. Vibe: Casual, focused, and practical. ABC Practice with Fulya Best for: Building basic conversation skills and practicing everyday English. Vibe: Simple, practical, and interactive. 💖 Imagine Talking with Evelyne Best for: Practicing conversation and building confidence speaking English. Vibe: Friendly, relaxed, and interactive. DDM 1068 with Coach Lan Best for: DDM practice, listening, pronunciation, and natural spoken English. Vibe: Focused and supportive. DDM 1068 with Coach Rochelle Best for: DDM practice, listening, pronunciation, and natural spoken English. Vibe: Focused and supportive. DDM 1068 with Coach Francis Best for: DDM practice, listening, pronunciation, and natural spoken English. Vibe: Focused and supportive. PIRF 486 with Coach Francis Best for: PIRF pronunciation practice and working through assignments. Vibe: Focused, practical, and supportive. PIRF 486 with Coach Rochelle
🔴 Quick Guide: LIVE Classes — Sunday, October 25 🎃
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Hi,I am zoe.I’m new to spoken English. I come from China.
Don't Sweat the Small Stuff ... reading stuff with Mila 53/100
📖 Book Don't Sweat the Small Stuff … and It's All Small Stuff by Richard Carlson, PhD. Synopsis: Simple ways to keep little things from taking over your life. The book consists of 100 short articles -- we'll go through them week by week. This week’s # 53: See the Glass as Already Broken (and Everything Else Too) Here's what you need to do: 1️⃣ Read it yourself, take time to reflect on it and make notes. 2️⃣ Join the live reading on Wednesday. We'll read and listen to the article together, line by line. 3️⃣ Share your thoughts. Keep your answer under 2 minutes. Be clear, and focus on expressing your ideas about the topic to practice real English speaking. ***** This is a Buddhist teaching that I learned over twenty years ago. It has provided me, again and again, with greatly needed perspective to guide me toward my goal of a more accepting self. The essence of this teaching is that all of life is in a constant state of change. Everything has a beginning and everything has an end. Every tree begins with a seed and will eventually transform back into earth. Every rock is formed and every rock will vanish. In our modern world, this means that every car, every machine, every piece of clothing is created and all will wear out and crumble; it's only a matter of when. Our bodies are born and they will die. A glass is, created and will eventually break. There is peace to be found in this teaching. When you expect something to break, you're not surprised or disappointed when it does. Instead of becoming immobilized when something is destroyed, you feel grateful for the time you have had. The easiest place to start is with the simple things, a glass of water, for example. Pull out your favorite drinking glass. Take a moment to look at and appreciate its beauty and all it does for you. Now, imagine that same glass as already broken, shattered all over the floor. Try to maintain the perspective that, in time, everything disintegrates and returns to its initial form. Obviously, no one wants their favorite drinking glass, or anything else, to be broken. This philosophy is not a prescription for becoming passive or apathetic, but for making peace with the way things are. When your drinking glass does break, this philosophy allows you to maintain your perspective. Rather than thinking, "Oh my God," you'll find yourself thinking, "Ah, there it goes." Play with this awareness and you'll find yourself not only keeping your cool but appreciating life as never before.
Don't Sweat the Small Stuff ... reading stuff with Mila 53/100
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