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Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: A Presentation Triumph: Turning Tech Failure into Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2025-04-13-22-34-02-hu Story Transcript:Hu: A tavaszi nap melegen sütött be az irodaház üvegablakain keresztül.En: The spring sun shone warmly through the office building's glass windows.Hu: János az íróasztalánál ült, és leveleit böngészte.En: János sat at his desk, browsing through his letters.Hu: Az irodában most csend volt, csak a számítógépek halk duruzsolása hallatszott.En: The office was quiet now, only the soft hum of computers could be heard.Hu: Az új projekt bemutatója perceken belül kezdődött.En: The presentation for the new project would begin in a few minutes.Hu: János szíve gyorsan kalapált.En: János's heart was pounding fast.Hu: A Bemutató nagybetűvel.En: The Presentation with a capital P.Hu: Ha minden jól megy, ez biztosíthatja a jövőjét a cégnél.En: If everything goes well, this could secure his future at the company.Hu: Erika, a főnöke, figyeli.En: Erika, his boss, was watching him.Hu: László, a munkatársa, látni akarja, hogyan teljesít.En: László, his colleague, wanted to see how he would perform.Hu: "Az előadás a projektorral kezdődik," mondta magának János újra és újra.En: "The presentation begins with the projector," János told himself over and over.Hu: A bemutatóterem modern volt.En: The presentation room was modern.Hu: A legfrissebb technológia – mondták mind.En: The latest technology — everyone said so.Hu: Csak remélte, hogy ma működik.En: He just hoped it would work today.Hu: A vendégek is megérkeztek.En: The guests had also arrived.Hu: Udvarias mosollyal fogadta őket.En: He greeted them with a polite smile.Hu: Erika helyet foglalt a hosszú tárgyalóasztal fején.En: Erika took her seat at the head of the long meeting table.Hu: László mellette ült, kezében jegyzetfüzettel.En: László sat next to her, with a notebook in his hand.Hu: János végül a projektor elé állt.En: Finally, János stood in front of the projector.Hu: Bekapcsolta a gépet, és… semmi.En: He turned on the machine, and… nothing.Hu: A képernyő sötét maradt.En: The screen remained dark.Hu: János gyomra görcsbe rándult.En: János's stomach twisted.Hu: Erika felvonta a szemöldökét, László türelemmel várt.En: Erika raised her eyebrows, László waited patiently.Hu: Kétségbeesés kúszott felé, de gyorsan emlékeztette magát: nem adja fel.En: Desperation crept up on him, but he quickly reminded himself: he wouldn't give up.Hu: A vendégek türelmetlenül fészkelődtek.En: The guests shifted impatiently.Hu: János mély levegőt vett.En: János took a deep breath.Hu: "Sajnálom, technikai probléma adódott," mondta feszülten mosolyogva.En: "I'm sorry, there's a technical problem," he said with a tense smile.Hu: "De engedjék meg, hogy folytassam másképp."En: "But allow me to continue differently."Hu: Jegyzeteire pillantott, de aztán visszanézett a vendégekre.En: He glanced at his notes, but then looked back at the guests.Hu: Emlékezett minden drót nélküli kávézó előadásra, minden próbára.En: He remembered every café presentation without wires, every rehearsal.Hu: Elkezdett mesélni.En: He began to narrate.Hu: Szavaival rajzolta meg a projekt jövőképét.En: With his words, he painted the vision of the project.Hu: A számok éltek a levegőben, mintha varázslat lenne.En: Numbers came to life in the air, as if by magic.Hu: Ahogy beszélt, látta az arcokon: a figyelmet, a meggyőződést.En: As he spoke, he saw on their faces: the attention, the conviction.Hu: A melegséget látta a tekintetükben.En: He saw warmth in their gazes.Hu: János élénk, energikus képet vázolt fel.En: János sketched a vivid, energetic picture.Hu: A projekt úttörő volt, mondta el, és a vendégek bólogattak, közelebb hajolva, figyelve minden szóra.En: The project was pioneering, he told them, and the guests nodded, leaning closer, hanging on to every word.Hu: Végül vége lett az előadásának.En: Finally, his presentation concluded.Hu: Egy kis csend következett.En: A brief silence followed.Hu: Erika megszólalt: "János, fantasztikus voltál.En: Erika spoke up: "János, you were fantastic.Hu: Az ügyfelek láthatóan elégedettek."En: The clients are visibly satisfied."Hu: László elismerően nézett rá.En: László looked at him approvingly.Hu: A vendégek köszönték, érdeklődtek.En: The guests thanked him, showed interest.Hu: Lépéseik könnyedek voltak, ahogy elhagyták a szobát.En: Their steps were light as they left the room.Hu: János megkönnyebbülten sóhajtott.En: János sighed with relief.Hu: Rájött, hogy nem a hibátlan technológia, hanem az emberi kapcsolat az, ami igazán fontos.En: He realized that it's not about flawless technology, but the human connection that truly matters.Hu: A bemutató győzelemmel ért véget, és János elmosolyodott.En: The presentation ended in triumph, and János smiled.Hu: Tudta, hogy most már biztos a helye.En: He knew his place was now secure.Hu: Az iroda nagy üvegablakai mögött a nap még mindig sütött, hirdetve a tavaszi reményt és új kezdeteit.En: Behind the office's large glass windows, the sun was still shining, heralding spring's hope and new beginnings. Vocabulary Words:shone: sütöttbrowsing: böngésztehum: duruzsolásapounding: kalapáltsecure: biztosíthatjapresentation: bemutatócapital: nagybetűcolleague: munkatársperform: teljesítprojector: projektormodern: moderntechnology: technológiagreeted: udvarias mosollyal fogadtanotebook: jegyzetfüzettwisted: görcsbe rándultpatience: türelemmeldesperation: kétségbeesésshifted: fészkelődtektense: feszültenrehearsal: próbanarrate: mesélnivision: jövőképconviction: meggyőződésvivid: élénkenergetic: energikuspioneering: úttörőnodded: bólogattaktriumph: győzelemmelrelief: megkönnyebbültenbeginnings: kezdetek

In this episode of “That Will Never Work,” Maurice explores the impact of generational experiences on risk-taking. He dives into how past traumas can create subconscious barriers, hindering personal and professional growth. Learn how to identify these patterns and overcome them to achieve your goals.In This Episode:00:00 Facing the Fear of Risk01:50 A Tornado of Loss03:36 The Weight of Generational Trauma06:10 The Challenge of Overcoming Fear08:28 The Mirror of Self-ReflectionKey Takeaways:Recognize how your family history shapes your attitude toward risk.Analyze your wins and losses to understand your comfort zones.Identify the “walls” you've built that prevent you from taking chances.Shift from overthinking to taking action to avoid stagnation.Focus on solving problems rather than just contributing.Resources:Well Why Not Workbook: https://bit.ly/authormauricechismPodmatch: https://bit.ly/joinpodmatchwithmauriceConnect With:Maurice Chism: https://bit.ly/CoachMauriceWebsite: https://bit.ly/mauricechismTo be a guest: https://bit.ly/beaguestonthatwillnevrworkpodcastBusiness Email: mchism@chismgroup.netBusiness Address: PO Box 460, Secane, PA 19018Subscribe to That Will Nevr Work Podcast:Spreaker: https://bit.ly/TWNWSpreakerSupport the channelPurchase our apparel: https://bit.ly/ThatWillNevrWorkPodcastapparel 

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: From Panic to Promotion: The Unexpected Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-03-13-22-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Det var ovanligt livligt på kontoret i Stockholm den dagen.En: It was unusually lively at the office in Stockholm that day.Sv: Våren gjorde sig påmind genom de öppna fönstren, och den milda brisen förde med sig doften av blommande träd.En: Spring made its presence known through the open windows, and the mild breeze carried the scent of blooming trees.Sv: Inne i byggnaden var energin påtaglig, och man kände spänningen inför en viktig resa.En: Inside the building, the energy was palpable, and there was a sense of excitement in anticipation of an important trip.Sv: Elina, en noggrann mellanchef, gick nervöst igenom sin lista.En: Elina, a meticulous middle manager, nervously went over her list.Sv: Allt skulle vara perfekt för konferensen i Barcelona.En: Everything had to be perfect for the conference in Barcelona.Sv: Sven satt lugnt vid sitt skrivbord, hans avslappnade stil stod i skarp kontrast till Elinas spända hållning.En: Sven sat calmly at his desk, his relaxed style in stark contrast to Elina's tense demeanor.Sv: Han skulle också med på resan och såg fram emot sol och strand.En: He was also going on the trip and was looking forward to the sun and the beach.Sv: "Ingen anledning att stressa," skrattade han, när Elina för fjärde gången justerade sina papper.En: "No reason to stress," he laughed, as Elina rearranged her papers for the fourth time.Sv: Astrid, den drivna nykomlingen som ville visa vad hon gick för, lyssnade ivrigt.En: Astrid, the driven newcomer who wanted to prove herself, listened eagerly.Sv: Hon såg denna resa som en möjlighet att göra intryck.En: She saw this trip as an opportunity to make an impression.Sv: "Vad kan jag göra?"En: "What can I do?"Sv: frågade hon ivrigt, redo att ta på sig vad som helst.En: she asked eagerly, ready to take on anything.Sv: Men katastrofen var nära.En: But disaster was close.Sv: Ett meddelande dök upp på Elinas e-post: Flyget var inställt.En: A message popped up in Elina's email: The flight was canceled.Sv: Inte nog med det, en viktig kund ville ha ett möte samma dag som de skulle åka.En: Not only that, an important customer wanted a meeting on the same day they were supposed to leave.Sv: Oro och panik spred sig på kontoret.En: Worry and panic spread through the office.Sv: Elina kände hjärtat banka mot revbenen.En: Elina felt her heart pounding against her ribs.Sv: Planen hon arbetat så hårt för riskerade att falla isär.En: The plan she had worked so hard on was at risk of falling apart.Sv: Hon visste att hon måste fatta ett beslut snabbt.En: She knew she had to make a quick decision.Sv: Hon kunde antingen hålla fast vid sina detaljerade planer eller anpassa sig till den nya situationen.En: She could either stick to her detailed plans or adapt to the new situation.Sv: Med ett djupt andetag vände sig Elina mot sin team.En: With a deep breath, Elina turned to her team.Sv: "Sven," började hon, "kan du se över möjligheterna för ett sista minuten-flyg?En: "Sven," she began, "can you check the options for a last-minute flight?Sv: Och Astrid, jag behöver att du tar hand om kunden i mitt ställe."En: And Astrid, I need you to take care of the customer in my place."Sv: Det var ett djärvt beslut, ett hopp i det okända för Elina, som vanligtvis kontrollerade varje detalj.En: It was a bold decision, a leap into the unknown for Elina, who usually controlled every detail.Sv: Trots en gnagande oro, insåg hon att hennes team hade vad som krävdes.En: Despite a gnawing anxiety, she realized that her team had what it took.Sv: Det behövdes inte längre att hon styrde allt.En: It was no longer necessary for her to manage everything.Sv: Hon behövde bara lita på sina kollegor.En: She just needed to trust her colleagues.Sv: Dagar senare, i ett soligt Barcelona, gick konferensen bättre än någon hade kunnat förvänta sig.En: Days later, in sunny Barcelona, the conference went better than anyone could have expected.Sv: Klienterna var imponerade, och allt tack vare Astrids och Svens insatser tillsammans med Elinas ledarskap.En: The clients were impressed, and it was all thanks to Astrid's and Sven's efforts along with Elina's leadership.Sv: När de återvände till Stockholm väntade överraskningen på Elina: hon hade blivit befordrad.En: Upon returning to Stockholm, a surprise awaited Elina: she had been promoted.Sv: Med en ny känsla av trygghet i laget och en lättare syn på framtida utmaningar, log Elina.En: With a new sense of confidence in her team and a lighter outlook on future challenges, Elina smiled.Sv: Våren utanför fönstret var nu en påminnelse om förändring och tillväxt, både för naturen och för henne själv.En: The spring outside the window was now a reminder of change and growth, both for nature and for herself.Sv: Hon, som alltid varit så stel i sina planer, hade lärt sig en värdefull läxa om flexibilitet och tillit.En: She, who had always been so rigid in her plans, had learned a valuable lesson about flexibility and trust. Vocabulary Words:unusually: ovanligtlively: livligtmild: mildabreeze: brisenblooming: blommandepalpable: påtagligmeticulous: noggranndemeanor: hållningeagerly: ivrigtdisaster: katastrofencanceled: inställtpounding: bankaribs: revbenenadapt: anpassaleap: hoppgnawing: gnagandeanxiety: orotrust: tillitclients: klienternaimpressed: imponeradepromoted: befordradconfidence: trygghetchallenges: utmaningarreminder: påminnelsegrowth: tillväxtflexibility: flexibilitetopportunity: möjlighetmessage: meddelandescent: doftendecision: beslut

In this episode, we dive into WWS - three non-negotiable habits for cricketing success: Walk, Water, Sleep. These might sound simple, but trust us, most people don't track them properly. We break down why these habits are essential for performance, how they impact recovery, and how small changes can lead to big results.You'll Learn:The Importance of Walking – Discover why walking is crucial for both recovery and endurance in cricket. We break down how increasing your daily walking reserve can improve efficiency on the field.Hydration and Athletic Performance – Learn how chronic dehydration affects performance and why tracking your water intake can transform your game. James shares his personal wake-up call when he realized he wasn't drinking enough.The Role of Sleep in Recovery – Understand how proper sleep enhances focus, endurance, and overall well-being. We discuss the common mistakes athletes make when it comes to rest.Tracking Habits for Success – Find out how simple habit tracking can expose blind spots in your routine. James shares how a journaling exercise helped him reset his hydration habits.Key Takeaways:Walking is a Performance Multiplier – Walking is not just for fitness; it builds endurance and movement efficiency essential for cricket. Many players underestimate how much they walk during a match.Hydration is Often Overlooked – Most people think they drink enough water, but tracking reveals otherwise. Making hydration a priority leads to better focus, energy, and recovery.Sleep Fuels Performance – Lack of proper sleep can lead to fatigue, poor decision-making, and increased injury risk. Cricket players need to prioritize sleep just like training.Tracking Creates Awareness – What gets measured gets managed. Writing down daily habits makes it easier to spot areas for improvement.Your Body Adapts Over Time – When you start drinking more water, your body takes time to adjust. After four to six weeks, hydration becomes second nature, and your performance improves.Quotes:"Most people think they're hydrated until they actually track their water intake.""If you don't track your habits, you're guessing and guessing won't make you better.""Your body craves what you give it consistently so why not make it crave water and movement?"Find James on: Instagram: @jamesbreese Twitter: @_jamesbreese To learn more about Cricket Matters and download your FREE copy of The High-Performance Handbook, please visit www.cricketmatters.com

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Lost Dreams, Found in Akihabara: A Quest for Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2025-01-31-23-34-01-ja Story Transcript:Ja: アキハバラの街は、いつも活気に満ちている。En: The streets of Akihabara are always bustling with energy.Ja: 特に冬の朝、頭上には巨大な看板が立ち並び、人々が交差点を忙しそうに行き来している。En: Especially on winter mornings, giant billboards stand tall overhead, and people busily cross intersections.Ja: ハルキは、その中をすり抜けながら、今日の大事なミーティングに思いを巡らせていた。En: As Haruki weaved through the crowd, he was contemplating the important meeting he had today.Ja: 「今日は絶対に成功させないと」と、彼は決意を新たにしていた。En: "I must succeed today," he renewed his determination.Ja: 夢のゲーム会社に入るチャンスだった。En: It was a chance to join his dream game company.Ja: しかし、どこかで落としてしまったポートフォリオを探す必要があった。En: However, he needed to find the portfolio he had somehow dropped.Ja: ポケットに手を入れると、焦りが彼を駆け巡った。En: When he reached into his pocket, a wave of panic swept over him.Ja: 「あれ？ない！」En: "Huh? It's not here!"Ja: アキハバラの人混みの中を必死に戻るハルキの姿。En: Akihabara's crowded streets saw Haruki desperately retracing his steps.Ja: 道端に立ち並ぶアニメグッズの店や、レトロゲームの魅力的な音が彼をさらに慌てさせた。En: The anime merchandise stores lining the road and the enticing sounds of retro games only made him more anxious.Ja: 「どこで落としたんだろう？」En: "Where did I drop it?"Ja: その時、一人の女の子が彼に声をかけた。En: At that moment, a girl approached him.Ja: 「ポートフォリオ探してるの？」En: "Are you looking for a portfolio?"Ja: 彼女はカオリ。色鮮やかなコスプレ衣装をまとい、その笑顔は周囲を明るくした。En: She was Kaori, dressed in a colorful cosplay outfit, with a smile that brightened the surroundings.Ja: 「私も手伝いましょうか？」En: "Shall I help you?"Ja: ハルキは一瞬戸惑ったが、彼女に感謝し協力を求めた。En: Though Haruki hesitated for a moment, he expressed his gratitude and asked for her cooperation.Ja: カオリはアキハバラに詳しく、二人で一緒に歩き出した。En: Kaori was familiar with Akihabara, and the two of them set off together.Ja: 「まずは、道すがらにある可能性のある場所を見てみましょう。」En: "First, let's check the places along the way where it might be."Ja: 途中、節分の豆まきが行われている神社の前を通り、二人は幸運を祈った。En: Along the way, they passed in front of a shrine where setsubun bean-throwing was being held, and they both prayed for good luck.Ja: 冬の冷たい風が彼らの顔を冷やす。En: The cold winter wind chilled their faces.Ja: やっとの思いで、ハルキは駅のホームに駆けつけた。En: Finally, with great effort, Haruki rushed to the train station platform.Ja: ポートフォリオが線路ギリギリに立てかけられているのを見つけた。電車が間もなく到着するところだった。En: He spotted the portfolio propped up precariously close to the tracks, just as a train was about to arrive.Ja: 二人は全速力で駆け寄り、直前で無事にポートフォリオを取り戻した。En: The two sprinted over and managed to retrieve the portfolio just in time.Ja: 「ありがとう、カオリさん！」と、息を切らせながらありがたさを口にするハルキ。En: "Thank you, Kaori-san!" Haruki exclaimed, breathless with gratitude.Ja: 彼女はにっこりと微笑んだ。En: She smiled brightly.Ja: 「これでミーティングには間に合いそうだね。」En: "Looks like you'll make it to the meeting in time."Ja: そして、ハルキはカオリと一緒に、その会社のオフィスに急いだ。En: And so, together with Kaori, Haruki hurried to the company's office.Ja: 会議室に入り、彼はポートフォリオをプレゼンテーションテーブルに並べる。En: Entering the conference room, he laid out his portfolio on the presentation table.Ja: ゲーム会社の担当者はハルキの作品に驚き、その情熱と努力を評価した。En: The representative from the game company was impressed by Haruki's work, admiring his passion and effort.Ja: ミーティング終了後、ハルキは自信を取り戻し、心の底から笑顔になった。En: After the meeting, Haruki regained his confidence and smiled from the bottom of his heart.Ja: 「やっと夢の一歩だ。」En: "It's finally a step towards my dream."Ja: カオリもまた、自分の夢を追い続ける勇気をもらったようだ。En: Kaori too seemed to have gained courage to pursue her own dreams.Ja: アキハバラの街並みを、彼らは新たな仲間として歩き出した。En: As they walked through the streets of Akihabara, they did so as newfound friends.Ja: 冬の寒さの中で、二人の心は温かかった。En: In the winter chill, their hearts were warm. Vocabulary Words:bustling: 活気に満ちているbillboards: 看板intersections: 交差点weaved: すり抜けcontemplating: 思いを巡らせていたdetermination: 決意portfolio: ポートフォリオpanic: 焦りretracing: 戻るmerchandise: グッズenticing: 魅力的なcosplay: コスプレhesitated: 戸惑ったgratitude: 感謝cooperation: 協力precariously: ギリギリにsprinted: 駆け寄りblinding: まぶしいretrieve: 取り戻したexclaimed: 感激を口にするbreathless: 息を切らせながらimpressed: 驚きpassion: 情熱effort: 努力confidence: 自信pursue: 追い続けるshrine: 神社setsubun: 節分bean-throwing: 豆まきchilled: 冷やす

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: The Mismatched Shoe: Turning Fashion Mistakes into Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-01-26-23-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Det var en kald vintermorgen i Oslo.En: It was a cold winter morning in Oslo.No: Snøen dekket gatene som et hvitt teppe, og det var travelt inne i det moderne kontorbygget.En: The snow covered the streets like a white blanket, and inside the modern office building, it was bustling.No: Sindre, en ung og ambisiøs juniorleder, skyndte seg inn i heisen.En: Sindre, a young and ambitious junior manager, hurried into the elevator.No: Han holdt mappen sin tett til kroppen.En: He held his folder tightly to his body.No: Det var en stor dag.En: It was an important day.No: Han skulle holde en viktig presentasjon for sjefen og noen viktige klienter.En: He was going to give a crucial presentation to the boss and some significant clients.No: Utfordringen var å imponere dem, og han hadde forberedt seg godt.En: The challenge was to impress them, and he had prepared well.No: Lena, Sindres pålitelige kollega og venn, satt allerede i møterommet.En: Lena, Sindre's reliable colleague and friend, was already sitting in the meeting room.No: Det minimalistiske rommet hadde glassvegger som ga en flott utsikt over de snødekte gatene utenfor.En: The minimalist room had glass walls that provided a great view of the snow-covered streets outside.No: De elegante, strømlinjeformede møblene ga rommet et profesjonelt preg.En: The elegant, streamlined furniture gave the room a professional touch.No: Klokken nærmet seg møtetidspunktet.En: The time for the meeting was approaching.No: Med ett skjønte Sindre noe som fikk hjertet hans til å hoppe.En: Suddenly, Sindre realized something that made his heart skip.No: Han hadde på seg to forskjellige sko!En: He was wearing two different shoes!No: Den ene var en sort dressko, den andre en brun.En: One was a black dress shoe, the other a brown one.No: Slikt skjer når morgenen er kaotisk og tankene er andre steder, men han kunne ikke trekke seg nå.En: Such things happen when the morning is chaotic and the mind is elsewhere, but he couldn't back out now.No: Nervøst så han mot Lena som ga et oppmuntrende smil tilbake.En: Nervously, he looked at Lena, who gave him an encouraging smile.No: Presentasjonen begynte, og Sindre prøvde å holde seg rolig.En: The presentation began, and Sindre tried to stay calm.No: Han beveget seg forsiktig rundt, i håp om at ingen ville oppdage fottøyet hans.En: He moved carefully around, hoping no one would notice his footwear.No: Alt gikk bra, til han ved et uhell skrittet for kraftig og den brune skoen hans laget en høylytt pipelyd.En: Everything was going well until he accidentally stepped too firmly and his brown shoe made a loud squeaking noise.No: Alle blikkene rettet seg mot Sindre.En: All eyes turned to Sindre.No: Stemningen strammet seg til.En: The atmosphere tightened.No: Men Lena, alltid rask i tankene, reiste seg og lo høyt.En: But Lena, always quick-witted, stood up and laughed loudly.No: "Vet dere, Sindre prøver bare å starte en ny sko-mote!En: "You know, Sindre is just trying to start a new shoe fashion!"No: " sa hun muntert.En: she said cheerfully.No: Rommet begynte å le, og spenningen falt.En: The room began to laugh, and the tension eased.No: Takket være Lena kunne Sindre fortsette presentasjonen sin uten flere problemer.En: Thanks to Lena, Sindre could continue his presentation without further problems.No: Han fullførte med selvtillit, og selv om skoene hans hadde fått oppmerksomheten, var det arbeidet og ideene hans som virkelig imponerte.En: He finished with confidence, and even though his shoes had caught attention, it was his work and ideas that truly impressed.No: Etter møtet trakk Lena Sindre til side.En: After the meeting, Lena pulled Sindre aside.No: "Neste gang, doble sjekk antrekket ditt," sa hun med et glimt i øyet.En: "Next time, double-check your outfit," she said with a gleam in her eye.No: Sindre lo og nikket.En: Sindre laughed and nodded.No: Han var takknemlig for vennen sin, og visste at han hadde lært noe verdifullt.En: He was grateful for his friend and knew he had learned something valuable.No: Den dagen gikk han hjem med et smil, både takknemlig for og mer bevisst på presentasjonens kraft – og kraften i en god venn.En: That day, he went home with a smile, both thankful for and more aware of the power of presentation—and the power of a good friend. Vocabulary Words:cold: kaldcovered: dekketstreets: gateneblanket: teppemodern: modernebustling: traveltambitious: ambisiøselevator: heisentightly: tettcrucial: viktigsignificant: viktigeimpress: imponerereliable: påliteligeminimalist: minimalistiskeelegant: elegantestreamlined: strømlinjeformedefurniture: møbleneapproaching: nærmetrealized: skjøntechaotic: kaotiskencouraging: oppmuntrendefootwear: fottøyetsqueaking: pipelydatmosphere: stemningenquick-witted: rask i tankenecheerfully: munterttension: spenningenconfidence: selvtillitvaluable: verdifulltgrateful: takknemlig

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Finding Balance During Hanukkah: Ariel's Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2024-12-14-08-38-20-he Story Transcript:He: זוהרו של החורף פרש על הקמפוס באוניברסיטת תל אביב אווירה מיוחדת.En: The glow of winter spread a unique atmosphere over the campus at University of Tel Aviv.He: קרני השמש החורפיות ליטפו את הבניינים, וצלילים של חג האור נשמעו בכל מקום.En: The wintry sunbeams caressed the buildings, and sounds of the Festival of Lights echoed everywhere.He: החנוכיות קישטו את החלונות ואורות הנרות הפיצו חמימות בלילות הקרים.En: Chanukiahs decorated the windows, and the candle lights spread warmth during the cold nights.He: בין ההמולה שעל הקמפוס, אריאל צעד בעצבנות לעבר הספרייה.En: Amidst the hustle and bustle of the campus, Ariel walked nervously toward the library.He: הוא ידע שהבוחן הגדול קרוב, ושיהיה עליו להקדיש את כל זמנו ללימודים אם ירצה לשמר את המלגה שלו.En: He knew the big exam was near, and he would have to dedicate all his time to studying if he wanted to keep his scholarship.He: המתח היה גבוה בפנים, והתרוממות הרוח של חנוכה לא התמזגה עם הלחץ שסָחַף אותו.En: The tension was high, and the uplifting spirit of Hanukkah did not blend with the stress overwhelming him.He: יאסמין, החברה הכי טובה של אריאל, חיכתה לו כבר בקפיטריה עם כוס קפה חם ובמבה.En: Yasmin, Ariel's best friend, was already waiting for him in the cafeteria with a hot cup of coffee and Bamba.He: היא ראתה את הדאגה בעיניו של אריאל והבינה שעליה לעזור לו למצוא איזון.En: She saw the worry in Ariel's eyes and understood she needed to help him find balance.He: היא אמרה בחיוך, "אריאל, אולי חנוכה יכול לעזור לך למצוא רגע של מנוחה ולחדש את הכוחות?"En: She said with a smile, "Ariel, maybe Hanukkah can help you find a moment of rest and renew your strength?"He: אך אריאל היה נחוש.En: But Ariel was determined.He: "אין לי זמן לחגוג, יאסמין," הוא אמר.En: "I don't have time to celebrate, Yasmin," he said.He: "אני מוכרח ללמוד אם אני רוצה להצליח."En: "I must study if I want to succeed."He: יאסמין הנהנה בהבנה.En: Yasmin nodded in understanding.He: "בוא לנסות משהו חדש," היא הציעה.En: "Let's try something new," she suggested.He: "יש לי שיטה שעוזרת לי לזכור דברים מהר יותר."En: "I have a method that helps me remember things faster."He: הזמן בספרייה חלף מהר.En: Time in the library passed quickly.He: הם עבדו יחד, ויאסמין לימדה את אריאל להשתמש ב'מפת המוח' להפשטת החומר.En: They worked together, and Yasmin taught Ariel to use 'mind mapping' to simplify the material.He: לפתע, הדברים התחילו להתבהר ואריאל הרגיש פרץ של הבנה.En: Suddenly, things began to clear up, and Ariel felt a burst of understanding.He: הוא חייך ליאסמין, מרגיש שהקלה בשנייה הזו.En: He smiled at Yasmin, feeling relieved in that moment.He: אחרי שמפגש הלימוד הסתיים, יאסמין הזכירה לו בעדינות, "אל תשכח לקחת הפסקות.En: After the study session ended, Yasmin gently reminded him, "Don't forget to take breaks.He: זה חשוב בדיוק כמו הלימוד."En: It's just as important as studying."He: בערב, אריאל ברח לבית, ומשפחתו חיכתה לו לארוחת חנוכה.En: In the evening, Ariel rushed home, where his family was waiting for him for a Hanukkah dinner.He: הוא הסכים להצטרף אליהם, להדליק נרות ולשיר.En: He agreed to join them, to light the candles and sing.He: הריח של הלביבות והסופגניות המתקתקות מילא את הבית והכניס בו נחת.En: The smell of latkes and sweet sufganiyot filled the house and brought him comfort.He: עם חלוף הימים, אריאל מצא את האיזון שהיה חסר.En: As the days went by, Ariel found the balance he was missing.He: הוא קיבל על עצמו הפסקות קצרות בין הסשנים של הלימוד, והחגיגות המשפחתיות הפכו לרגעי התחדשות.En: He adopted short breaks between study sessions, and the family celebrations became moments of renewal.He: כשיום הבוחן הגדול הגיע, אריאל היה מוכן.En: When the day of the big exam arrived, Ariel was ready.He: הוא נכנס לכיתה בבטחון והרגיש את הברכה של חנוכה מלווה אותו.En: He entered the classroom with confidence and felt the blessing of Hanukkah accompany him.He: הוא עשה את המבחן בריכוז מלא, ויצא עם חיוך על הפנים.En: He took the test with full concentration and left with a smile on his face.He: אריאל ידע שמצא דרך חדשה לראות את הלחץ וההצלחה, והבין שהכל אפשרי כשהוא מוצא את השילוב הנכון בין מחויבות ומנוחה.En: Ariel realized he had found a new way to view stress and success and understood that anything is possible when he finds the right balance between commitment and rest. Vocabulary Words:glow: זוהרwintry: חורפיותcaressed: לטפוhustle: המולהnervously: בעצבנותdedicate: להקדישscholarship: מלגהuplifting: התרוממותstress: לחץoverwhelming: סָחַףbalance: איזוןdetermined: נחושsucceed: להצליחmethod: שיטהsimplify: להפשטהmaterial: החומרburst: פרץrelieved: הקלהreminded: הזכירהimportant: חשובconfidence: בטחוןadopted: קיבלcelebrations: חגיגותrenewal: התחדשותaccompany: מלווהcommitment: מחויבותrest: מנוחהunderstood: הביןexam: בוחןechoed: נשמעוBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Shining Bright: A Hanukkah Tale of Collaboration and Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2024-12-07-08-38-19-he Story Transcript:He: הנרות המיוחדים של נועה האירו את דוכן השוק שלה באור מיוחד.En: @Noa's special candles illuminated her market stall with a unique light.He: בשוק הצפוף של העיר העתיקה בירושלים, דוכנים רבים מתחרים על תשומת הלב של הקונים בחג החנוכה הקר.En: In the crowded market of the Old City in Jerusalem, many stalls compete for the attention of shoppers during the cold Hanukkah holiday.He: ריח התבלינים והסופגניות הטריות ממלא את האוויר, ושירי החג המהדהדים בין הסמטאות משמחים לב.En: The scent of spices and fresh sufganiyot fills the air, and holiday songs echoing through the alleys bring joy to hearts.He: נועה עמדה עם אחיותיה תמר, תומכת אך לפעמים מעט משתלטת, לצדה.En: @Noa stood with her sister Tamar, supportive yet sometimes a bit bossy, by her side.He: היא שאפה להיות עצמאית, והחג הזה היה הזדמנות שלה.En: She aspired to be independent, and this holiday was her opportunity.He: החלום שלה היה לפתוח חנות משלה, חלום שדרש מהדוכן שלה להצליח במיוחד השנה.En: Her dream was to open her own store, a dream that required her stall to be particularly successful this year.He: אך מול הדוכן שלה, איתן, בעל הדוכן המתחרה, הציג מוצר חדש - חנוכיות מתקדמות שהיו להיט בקרב הלקוחות.En: However, across from her stall, Eitan, the owner of the competing stall, showcased a new product—advanced chanukiyot that were a hit among customers.He: למרות היריבות הידידותית ביניהם, איתן הרגיש משהו נוסף כלפי נועה, אבל היא הייתה עסוקה מדי בעסקיה מכדי לשים לב.En: Despite the friendly rivalry between them, Eitan felt something more towards Noa, but she was too busy with her business to notice.He: לפתע, תמר נתנה עוד עצה.En: Suddenly, Tamar offered another piece of advice.He: "נועה, צריך יוזמה חדשה.En: "Noa, you need a new initiative.He: תחשבי איך למשוך את הלקוחות.En: Think about how to attract customers."He: " למורת רוחה של נועה, העצה הייתה נכונה.En: Much to Noa's dismay, the advice was correct.He: היא נזכרה בחוכמת סבתה והחליטה להתחיל לייצר נרות עבודת יד עם עיצובים מיוחדים.En: She recalled her grandmother's wisdom and decided to start making handmade candles with special designs.He: אלו היו נרות עם דוגמאות מהמסורת, כאלה שלא ניתן למצוא במקום אחר.En: These were candles with traditional patterns that couldn't be found elsewhere.He: השבוע בחנוכה היה עמוס.En: The Hanukkah week was busy.He: אבל ביום השמיני, ערב הנר האחרון, המלאי של נועה נגמר.En: But on the eighth day, the eve of the last candle, Noa's stock ran out.He: אנשים שפנו לדוכן שלה התבאסו.En: People who approached her stall were disappointed.He: בדיוק ברגע זה, איתן ניגש אליה.En: At that very moment, Eitan came over to her.He: "יש לי כמה נרות שיכולים להתאים לשלך," הוא אמר בחיוך.En: "I have some candles that could complement yours," he said with a smile.He: ביחד הם החליטו לשלב את מוצריהם, ושני הדוכנים הצליחו בצורה מרשימה.En: Together, they decided to combine their products, and both stalls succeeded impressively.He: כל אחד מהם תרם את חלקו, והקהל היה מאושר.En: Each contributed their part, and the crowd was delighted.He: נועה הבינה שהיא יכולה להצליח בעזרת אחרים, וכי שיתוף פעולה יכול להיות חזק יותר מתחרות.En: @Noa realized she could succeed with the help of others and that collaboration could be stronger than competition.He: החגיגה של הצלחה משותפת בהירה להם בידידות חדשה ובהבטחות לעתיד.En: The celebration of shared success was brightened by new friendship and promises for the future. Vocabulary Words:illuminated: האירוcrowded: הצפוףaspired: שאפהindependent: עצמאיתinitiative: יוזמהinitiative: הזדמנותstall: דוכןscent: ריחdisappointed: התבאסוadvanced: מתקדמותcompetition: תחרותmarket: שוקcustomers: לקוחותcollaboration: שיתוף פעולהpopular: להיטhandmade: עבודת ידtraditional patterns: דוגמאות מהמסורתcrowd: קהלsuccessful: להצליחsupportive: תומכתrivalry: יריבותechoing: מהדהדיםspices: תבליניםadvice: עצהcombine: לשלבcomplement: להתאיםpromises: הבטחותfriendship: ידידותwisdom: חוכמתdelighted: מאושרBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

Have you ever felt successful on the outside but empty on the inside? In this episode of This Anthro Life, host Adam Gamwell speaks with Dr. Nethra Samarawickrema about the struggles of modern work-life, the tension between authenticity and belonging, and why many of us feel disconnected from our careers.Dr. Nethra shares actionable insights on how small daily actions can spark big changes, the importance of value-aligned work, and how leaders can foster environments where employees truly thrive. If you're looking to transform your relationship with work, this episode is for you.Links:https://www.thisanthrolife.org/https://thisanthrolife.substack.com/https://www.instagram.com/thisanthrolife/https://www.facebook.com/thisanthrolifehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/this-anthro-life/

Episode 72 of Southern Jewelry News is an insightful discussion between our host Guy Pineda and our guest feature Rodney Montoya. Amidst the tight competition in the jewelry industry, Rodney shares his journey from working at established jewelers to launching his own business in 2007. Discover how  Rodney has overcome the hilly nature of this industry, facing economic shifts and the constant change in customer preferences. He reveals his strategies that served as keys to his success. Adapting to market trends Rodney highlighted the constant shift in market trend. He mentioned the latest jewelry trends affecting their production. For example, he sees the rising need for lab-grown diamonds and the resurgence of yellow gold, including the shift in liking for more casual styles. Thus, he believes that adjusting his inventory and adapting to designs will meet these demands. Technology Technology is essential in jewelry creation, from CAD to 3D printing. He shares how he uses these techniques to enhance his customization works so that the process of production is streamlined. The influence of networking Rodney explains in this podcast how networking is essential to business growth. Networking provides knowledge sharing, support from experienced colleagues, and buying power. Learn how Rodney builds strong relationships with other jewelers, industry professionals and manufacturers to be able to immerse in this intriguing world. Community engagement Rodney highlights the importance of giving back to your local community. It serves as a foundation for building a loyal customer base and establishing a brand reputation. He shares his experiences in partnering with the local community and charitable initiatives. Customer-centric approach Our guest believed in providing exceptional customer service and forging long-lasting relationships. He knows these moves, especially the word-of-mouth marketing and referrals are the foundation of his success. Whether you're just beginning to put up your jewelry business or already a seasoned jeweler, this episode will knock your heart and inspire you to achieve your business goals. Tune in for more to learn from similar scenarios in business from expert jewelers looking to grow their business. Discover hidden and actionable strategies for success in the jewelry industry. Brought to you by: Southern Jewelry News: https://southernjewelrynews.com/  Jewelry Store Marketers: https://jewelrystoremarketers.com/  Learn more about the Pearls of Wisdom Jewelry Podcast https://southernjewelrynews.com/podcast Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform: • Apple Podcast = https://podcastsconnect.apple.com/my.-..  • Amazon Music/Audible = https://www.audible.com/pd/Pearls-of.-..  • iHeartRadio = https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-pe...  • Spotify = https://open.spotify.com/show/6IU1OHw...  • Google Podcast = https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0... 

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Søren's Autumn Delight: From Skepticism to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2024-11-21-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Ild i kaminens hjørne kastede et varmt skær over rummets rustikke trægulv.En: The flame in the corner of the fireplace cast a warm glow over the room's rustic wooden floor.Da: Mørke kaffebønner knitrede svagt, mens de blev ristet.En: Dark coffee beans crackled softly as they roasted.Da: Det var torsdag eftermiddag i Søren's kaffe risteri.En: It was Thursday afternoon at Søren's coffee roastery.Da: Udenfor faldt efterårsblade stilfærdigt fra trækronerne, mens Søren ivrigt forberedte sig på sin store dag.En: Outside, autumn leaves quietly fell from the treetops, while Søren eagerly prepared for his big day.Da: Søren havde arbejdet hårdt.En: Søren had worked hard.Da: Hans nye kaffeblend, "Efterårsglæde", var klar til at blive smagt af de trofaste kunder.En: His new coffee blend, "Efterårsglæde" (Autumn Delight), was ready to be tasted by the loyal customers.Da: Emilie, hans bedste kollega, var ved at pynte smagsbordet med lys og små græskar.En: Emilie, his best colleague, was decorating the tasting table with lights and small pumpkins.Da: "Jeg tror, det bliver en succes," sagde hun opmuntrende og gav Søren et smil.En: "I think it's going to be a success," she said encouragingly and gave Søren a smile.Da: Han var nervøs, men også spændt.En: He was nervous, but also excited.Da: Men der var Johan.En: But there was Johan.Da: Johan, risteriets leder, stod skeptisk i hjørnet med armene over kors.En: Johan, the roastery's manager, stood skeptically in the corner with his arms crossed.Da: "Torsdage er altid de langsomste.En: "Thursdays are always the slowest.Da: Jeg tvivler på, det bliver et hit," mumlede han.En: I doubt it'll be a hit," he muttered.Da: Søren bed tænderne sammen.En: Søren clenched his teeth.Da: "Jeg tror på det," svarede han bestemt.En: "I believe in it," he replied firmly.Da: Selvom han respekterede Johan, nægtede Søren at lade sig slå ud.En: Although he respected Johan, Søren refused to be discouraged.Da: Klokken slog tre, og dørene til eventet åbnede.En: The clock struck three, and the doors to the event opened.Da: Kunderne gik forsigtigt ind, lokket af den behagelige aroma.En: Customers walked in cautiously, enticed by the pleasant aroma.Da: Søren tog en dyb indånding.En: Søren took a deep breath.Da: Dette var hans øjeblik.En: This was his moment.Da: Som kopperne blev hældt og delt ud, kiggede Søren på kundernes ansigter.En: As cups were poured and handed out, Søren watched the customers' faces.Da: Spænding fyldte luften.En: Excitement filled the air.Da: En ældre dame tog første smag, hendes øjne lyste op.En: An elderly lady took the first taste, her eyes lit up.Da: "Mmm, det er vidunderligt," udbrød hun.En: "Mmm, it's wonderful," she exclaimed.Da: Flere stemmede i med ros, og snart summede roasteriet af glædelige samtaler om "Efterårsglæde".En: More joined in with praise, and soon the roastery buzzed with joyful conversations about "Efterårsglæde."Da: Søren kunne knap tro det.En: Søren could hardly believe it.Da: Hans blend blev rost af alle, der smagte det.En: His blend was praised by everyone who tasted it.Da: Emilie klappede ham på skulderen.En: Emilie patted him on the shoulder.Da: "Jeg sagde jo, det ville være en succes!"En: "I told you it would be a success!"Da: Søren nikkede.En: Søren nodded.Da: Han følte sig styrket, som om dette var starten på noget stort.En: He felt empowered, as if this was the beginning of something big.Da: Men Johan, som stod lidt tilbage, var stadig forsigtig.En: But Johan, standing a little back, remained cautious.Da: "Vi får se, hvordan det går på længere sigt," sagde han, men kunne ikke skjule et lille smil.En: "We'll see how it goes in the long run," he said, but couldn't hide a small smile.Da: Søren tog hans ord med et gran salt.En: Søren took his words with a grain of salt.Da: Han vidste nu, at han havde talentet til at skabe noget specielt.En: He now knew that he had the talent to create something special.Da: Hans selvtillid voksede, og han følte sig stærkere end nogensinde.En: His confidence grew, and he felt stronger than ever.Da: Denne torsdag, trods sin langsomme start, blev begyndelsen på Søren's nye tro på sig selv.En: This Thursday, despite its slow start, became the beginning of Søren's newfound belief in himself.Da: Efteråret bragte ikke kun nye blade, men også nye muligheder.En: Autumn brought not only new leaves but also new opportunities.Da: "Efterårsglæde" blev hurtigt en favorit, og Søren lærte, at mod og tro på egne evner kunne overkomme selv den største skepsis.En: "Efterårsglæde" quickly became a favorite, and Søren learned that courage and belief in one's abilities could overcome even the greatest skepticism. Vocabulary Words:rustic: rustikkeroasted: risteteagerly: ivrigtblend: blenddecorating: pynteencouragingly: opmuntrendeskeptically: skeptiskmuttered: mumledeenticed: lokketpleasant: behageligexclaimed: udbrødbuzzed: summedejoyful: glædeligeempowered: styrketgrain of salt: gran saltconfidence: selvtillidskepticism: skepsiscautiously: forsigtigtaroma: aromapraise: roselderly: ældreopportunities: mulighederovercome: overkommetasting: smagsbordetautumn leaves: efterårsbladetreetops: trækronernenervous: nervøscourage: modabilities: evnerfirmly: bestemt

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Harnessing Creativity: A Student's Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2024-11-15-23-34-02-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 在高科技城的一个繁忙图书馆里，人们安静地忙碌着。En: In a busy library in Gaokeji City, people were quietly engrossed in their tasks.Zh: 图书馆布满了最新的数字资源和研究工具。En: The library was filled with the latest digital resources and research tools.Zh: 这个秋天，微微的风吹动着窗外的树叶，空气中弥漫着中秋节月饼的香味。En: This autumn, a gentle breeze rustled the leaves outside the window, and the air was filled with the aroma of Zhongqiu Festival mooncakes.Zh: 美琳是一个有野心的学生，她忙于为学校的最终项目准备演讲。En: Meilin was an ambitious student, busy preparing a presentation for her school's final project.Zh: 这个项目对她非常重要，她希望能得到一个“优秀”的成绩。En: This project was very important to her, and she hoped to receive an "excellent" grade.Zh: 小龙是小组中有创意的一员，但他常常因为自己的个人科技实验而分心。En: Xiaolong was the creative member of the group but often got distracted by his personal tech experiments.Zh: 微是一位很实用又很会调解的人，负责维持小组的和谐。En: Wei was a practical mediator, responsible for maintaining harmony within the group.Zh: 美琳看着她的笔记本，努力计划每一个细节，但她越来越沮丧，因为小龙总是迟到，忙着自己的项目。En: Meilin looked at her notebook, striving to plan every detail, but she grew increasingly frustrated because Xiaolong was always late, busy with his own projects.Zh: "小龙，我们需要认真对待这个项目，"她终于忍不住说。En: "Xiaolong, we need to take this project seriously," she finally couldn't help but say.Zh: 小龙叹了口气，"我知道，但我的新科技实验也很重要，它可以改变事情的运作方式。En: Xiaolong sighed, "I know, but my new tech experiment is also important; it might change how things work."Zh: "看到紧张升级，微插话道："也许我们可以把小龙的科技技能用在我们的项目中，让它更有趣？En: Sensing the tension rising, Wei interjected, "Maybe we can use Xiaolong's tech skills in our project to make it more interesting?"Zh: "美琳思考了一下，想到了一个办法可以结合小龙的科技。En: Meilin thought about it and came up with a way to incorporate Xiaolong's technology.Zh: 随着中秋节的临近，他们决定用小龙的科技实验为演讲增加一个互动元素。En: As the Mid-Autumn Festival approached, they decided to add an interactive element to their presentation using Xiaolong's tech experiment.Zh: 三人聚集在图书馆的一个角落，在明亮的灯光下，他们讨论并创新。En: The three gathered in a corner of the library, under bright lights, to discuss and innovate.Zh: 中秋节的晚上，三人站在阳台上，望着圆满的月亮。En: On the evening of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the trio stood on the balcony, gazing at the full moon.Zh: 他们突然受到了启发。En: Suddenly, they were inspired.Zh: 美琳想到如何将结构化的计划和小龙的技术创意相结合。En: Meilin thought of a way to combine structured planning with Xiaolong's technological creativity.Zh: 三人的目标再次坚定，他们全力以赴地完善他们的演讲。En: Their goal was once again firm, and they worked hard to perfect their presentation.Zh: 演讲的那天终于到了，在其他同学的面前，他们展示了一个完美结合结构与创造力的项目。En: The day of the presentation finally arrived, and in front of their classmates, they showcased a project that perfectly combined structure and creativity.Zh: 互动元素使听众更为投入，项目获得了热烈的掌声。En: The interactive element engaged the audience, earning them enthusiastic applause.Zh: 老师称赞他们的独特方法，给予了他们高分。En: The teacher praised their unique approach and awarded them high marks.Zh: 美琳意识到除了结构化的计划，创意同样重要。En: Meilin realized that alongside structured planning, creativity was equally important.Zh: 小龙学会了团队合作的重要性，也感受到了完成项目后的满足感。En: Xiaolong learned the importance of teamwork and felt the satisfaction of completing a project.Zh: 微更加自信了，知道他能找到创造性的解决办法，促进团队成员的共同努力。En: Wei became more confident, knowing he could find creative solutions to foster the collaboration of his team members.Zh: 中秋节的满月夜，没有过多的言语，三人相视一笑，心得到了满满的收获。En: On the full moon night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, with no need for many words, the three exchanged smiles, feeling deeply fulfilled. Vocabulary Words:engrossed: 忙碌着digital resources: 数字资源breeze: 微风rustled: 吹动着striving: 努力frustrated: 沮丧interjected: 插话道incorporate: 结合approached: 临近interactive: 互动presentation: 演讲innovate: 创新inspired: 启发structured: 结构化的gazing: 望着showcased: 展示enthusiastic: 热烈的applause: 掌声praised: 称赞unique: 独特approach: 方法alongside: 除了creativity: 创意teamwork: 团队合作satisfaction: 满足感confidence: 自信collaboration: 共同努力full moon: 圆满的月亮fulfilled: 满满的收获mediator: 调解者

In today's episode Mario explores the modern strategies for starting a profitable dropshipping business without the traditional hassles. Join us as we dive into the latest tools, techniques, and insights designed to streamline and elevate the dropshipping experience.What You'll Learn:How to Get Started: Understand the essentials of starting your dropshipping journey the right way.Streamlining Mundane Tasks: Discover tools and methods to save time on repetitive tasks.Scaling with Automation: Learn how automation can accelerate growth and minimize manual effort.Implementing AI for Success: Find out how AI can enhance your operations, from product selection to customer service.Why Listen? This episode is perfect for anyone looking to jump into dropshipping or scale their existing store with a modern approach. Whether you're just beginning or want to simplify and amplify your business, this episode provides actionable steps to help you succeed in today's fast-paced eCommerce landscape.Tune in for the insights you need to streamline and grow your dropshipping business efficiently!⭐ Start Your

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Study Rhythms and Friendship: Balancing Stress and Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/study-rhythms-and-friendship-balancing-stress-and-success Story Transcript: Vocabulary Words:autumn: efterårsoftly: blødtfluttered: dalederustling: raslenhunched: bøjetscholarship: stipendiumdrifted: fløjsuggested: forslogsighed: sukkedefrustration: frustrationinsisted: insisteredemethod: metodehesitantly: tøvendeintense: intensrelax: slappe afburnout: brænde udteased: drilledeflare: blusseexclaimed: udbrødfroze: frøssupport: støtteheartfelt: dybtføltepartnership: samarbejdeopportunity: mulighedstrength: styrkebalance: balanceconfidence: tillidchallenges: udfordringerglowed: glødedewarmly: varmt

Clint Riggin is a successful entrepreneur, coach and is now diving deep into his faith in seminary school. Earlier in life, he struggled with drug abuse, partying, hanging around the wrong people and suicide contemplation. It was when he surrendered his life to Christ when he began to see substantial change in his life for the better and a greater purpose for his existence.  In this episode, we first unpack Clint's crazy upbringing where he enlisted in the Navy and professionally competed in bodybuilding, but then turned to drugs, partying and alcohol to be seen by society. This led him down a dark path of depression and questioning his life. He knew that he needed to make a change.  Clint decided to travel across the United States where he met his future mentor. This mentor prayed over him and opened his eyes to a better life with Christ at the center. Clint then began to change the way he operated, his beliefs and the people he surrounded himself with.  Clint and Matt discuss the power of faith and mentorship, and how both can create life changing transformations for anyone. Clint is also a successful entrepreneur and brings a ton of value to the listener. He is currently training for a HYROX race so we also hit on the training and mental fortitude needed to succeed in that event. 

In this episode of The Level Up Podcast, Paul Alex dives deep into the key strategies for overcoming obstacles and cultivating a solution-oriented mindset. Whether you're facing challenges in business, personal growth, or relationships, Paul shares actionable steps to tackle any problem with confidence.Key Takeaways:Focus on Solutions, Not Problems: Learn how shifting your mindset from the issue to potential solutions can accelerate your progress.Stay Calm Under Pressure: Discover why maintaining composure is critical for clear thinking and effective problem-solving.Turn Challenges Into Growth: Understand how to embrace obstacles as learning opportunities that build your skills and resilience.Collaborate for Success: Find out the power of seeking input from others to uncover new perspectives and creative solutions.Take Decisive Action: Once a solution is identified, see why execution is essential to moving forward.Paul Alex's personal journey from law enforcement to entrepreneurship shows that with the right mindset, you can overcome any obstacle. Tune in to learn how to solve problems effectively and level up your life!“Your Network is your NETWORTH!”Make sure to add me on all SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS:Instagram: https://jo.my/paulalex2024Facebook: https://jo.my/fbpaulalex2024Youtube: https://jo.my/ytpaulalex2024Linkedin: https://jo.my/inpaulalex2024Looking for a secondary source of income or want to become an entrepreneur?Check out one of my companies below to see if we can help you:www.ATMTogether.comwww.Merchantautomation.comFREE Copy of my book “Blue to Digital Gold - The New American Dream”www.officialPaulAlex.com

In this episode of The Level Up Podcast, Paul Alex reveals the exact steps he followed to transform from a blue-collar worker into a self-made millionaire. Growing up in a working-class, immigrant family, Paul shares his journey of breaking the cycle of just getting by and building a life of abundance.Key Takeaways:Mindset Shift: Learn why working smart, not just hard, is essential for success.Seizing Opportunities: Discover how to identify profitable industries that others often overlook.Investing in Education: Understand the power of continuous learning to increase your earning potential.Networking for Success: Find out how building strong connections can open doors to new opportunities.Taking Calculated Risks: See how stepping outside your comfort zone is the key to extraordinary results.Paul Alex's journey proves that no matter where you start, it's possible to level up and achieve financial success. Tune in to gain valuable insights on moving from average to fortune!“Your Network is your NETWORTH!”Make sure to add me on all SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS:Instagram: https://jo.my/paulalex2024Facebook: https://jo.my/fbpaulalex2024Youtube: https://jo.my/ytpaulalex2024Linkedin: https://jo.my/inpaulalex2024Looking for a secondary source of income or want to become an entrepreneur?Check out one of my companies below to see if we can help you:www.ATMTogether.comwww.Merchantautomation.comFREE Copy of my book “Blue to Digital Gold - The New American Dream”www.officialPaulAlex.com

Fluent Fiction - Catalan: From Plain to Polished: How Jordi Suited Up for Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/from-plain-to-polished-how-jordi-suited-up-for-success Story Transcript:Ca: L'aire condicionat bufava fort dins l'oficina.En: The air conditioning blew strongly inside the office.Ca: Els empleats es passejaven apressadament entre els escriptoris brillants.En: Employees hurriedly walked between the shiny desks.Ca: Era un dia d'estiu calorós, però a dins, tot semblava més fresc i animat.En: It was a hot summer day, but inside, everything seemed cooler and more lively.Ca: En Jordi, amb el coll de la camisa ben ajustat, somiava en ascendir a la jerarquia de l'empresa.En: Jordi, with his shirt collar neatly buttoned, dreamed of climbing the corporate ladder.Ca: No obstant això, se sentia insegur sobre la seva imatge.En: However, he felt insecure about his image.Ca: Al seu costat, la Mireia, una companya segura d'ella mateixa, mirava al seu voltant amb estil.En: Next to him, Mireia, a confident colleague, looked around with style.Ca: Tenia una passió per la moda i sabia exactament com projectar una imatge professional.En: She had a passion for fashion and knew exactly how to project a professional image.Ca: "Jordi," va dir animada, "has pensat a comprar un vestit nou?"En: "Jordi," she said cheerfully, "have you thought about buying a new suit?"Ca: Jordi sospirà, conscient dels comentaris que havia rebut sobre la seva aparença senzilla.En: Jordi sighed, aware of the comments he had received about his plain appearance.Ca: No sabia com vestir-se correctament per al treball.En: He didn't know how to dress properly for work.Ca: Encara pitjor, la seva situació econòmica li preocupava.En: Even worse, his financial situation worried him.Ca: Els vestits de qualitat no eren barats.En: Quality suits were not cheap.Ca: La Laia, la seva cap, era estricta.En: Laia, his boss, was strict.Ca: Valorava molt la professionalitat i l'aparença d'un bon treballador.En: She greatly valued professionalism and a good worker's appearance.Ca: Jordi sabia que impressionar-la era clau per obtenir un ascens.En: Jordi knew that impressing her was key to getting a promotion.Ca: Però com podia estar a l'altura?En: But how could he measure up?Ca: Se sentia indecís.En: He felt indecisive.Ca: Podia ignorar la seva aparença, intentar triar un vestit per si mateix, o demanar ajuda.En: He could ignore his appearance, try to pick a suit by himself, or ask for help.Ca: L'orgull l'aturava.En: Pride held him back.Ca: No obstant això, va decidir que el més intel·ligent seria acceptar l'ajuda de la Mireia.En: However, he decided that the smartest thing would be to accept Mireia's help.Ca: "D'acord, Mireia," va respondre finalment, "necessito el teu consell."En: "Alright, Mireia," he finally responded, "I need your advice."Ca: El dia següent, en Jordi i la Mireia van anar de compres.En: The next day, Jordi and Mireia went shopping.Ca: Van anar a botigues amb ofertes, on la Mireia va saber trobar vestits elegants i assequibles.En: They visited stores with sales, where Mireia knew how to find stylish and affordable suits.Ca: Va ser una experiència transformadora.En: It was a transformative experience.Ca: La Mireia va escollir una americana blava i uns pantalons a joc amb una camisa clara.En: Mireia picked out a blue blazer and matching pants with a light shirt.Ca: "Et queda perfecte," va dir amb un somriure de satisfacció.En: "It looks perfect on you," she said with a satisfied smile.Ca: Jordi va adonar-se que buscat ajuda havia estat la millor decisió.En: Jordi realized that seeking help had been the best decision.Ca: La seva confiança va començar a créixer a mesura que es mirava al mirall.En: His confidence began to grow as he looked at himself in the mirror.Ca: L'endemà, va entrar a l'oficina amb un aire renovat.En: The following day, he entered the office with a renewed air.Ca: El vestit li sentava de meravella i es notava que caminava amb més seguretat.En: The suit fit him marvelously and it was apparent that he walked with more confidence.Ca: Els seus companys el van felicitar i, el més important, va atrapar l'atenció de la Laia.En: His colleagues congratulated him and, most importantly, he caught Laia's attention.Ca: Ella va assentir amb aprovació, una guspira de satisfacció als ulls.En: She nodded in approval, a spark of satisfaction in her eyes.Ca: En Jordi va entendre que, a vegades, és necessari demanar ajuda i escoltar els altres.En: Jordi understood that sometimes it's necessary to ask for help and listen to others.Ca: Aquell nou aspecte no només li havia donat confiança, sinó que també l'havia apropat un pas més cap al seu somni.En: That new look had not only given him confidence but also brought him one step closer to his dream.Ca: L'amistat amb la Mireia havia estat clau.En: The friendship with Mireia had been key.Ca: Ara, amb el seu nou vestit, es disposava a conquerir el món corporatiu.En: Now, with his new suit, he was ready to conquer the corporate world. Vocabulary Words:the air conditioning: l'aire condicionatthe employee: l'empleathastily: apressadamentshiny: brillantthe desk: l'escriptorithe collar: el collthe shirt: la camisainsecure: insegurthe colleague: la companyastyle: l'estilthe fashion: la modaproject: projectarplain: senzillathe appearance: l'aparençathe financial situation: la situació econòmicacheap: baratstrict: estrictathe professionalism: la professionalitatindecisive: indecísthe pride: l'orgullaffordable: assequibletransformative: transformadorathe blazer: l'americanasatisfaction: la satisfaccióthe confidence: la confiançathe mirror: el mirallrenewed: renovatthe attention: l'atencióapproval: l'aprovacióthe spark: la guspira

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What You'll Learn in This Episode: Navigating the Menu: Learn how to plan ahead and make mindful choices when eating out. Discover tips for balancing indulgence with health goals and how to approach different dining scenarios. Prepping for Success: Find out why planning your meal and staying nourished before dining out can help you avoid overindulgence and maintain control. Portion Control: Get practical advice on how to manage portions, from handling restaurant servings to dealing with the “finish your plate” mentality. Making Smart Choices: Hear strategies for making small improvements in your meal choices, such as opting for grilled instead of fried and adding veggies to balance your plate. Handling Social Situations: Learn how to advocate for yourself in shared dining experiences and handle predetermined menus at social events without compromising your health. Mindset Shifts: Discover how shifting your mindset from “all-or-nothing” to “how can I make this just a little better” can help you enjoy dining out while staying aligned with your health goals. Tune In To Discover: How to plan and prepare for dining out to stay on track with your goals. Strategies for portion control and making smarter food choices. Tips for handling social dining situations and overcoming the “cheat meal” mindset. Links & Resources Mentioned: Coach Diana Leigh's 1:1 Coaching Program Free Guide: Meal Planning and Prepping Connect with Coach Diana Instagram, Threads, TikTok @coachdianaleigh

We all want to be successful, right? But have you considered what that really means for you? There's no definitive example of a successful person, life, or business. It means something different for each of us, and is ours to define for ourselves. What does it mean for you?Success is not so much a finish line to cross, but a north star guiding us on our way. It's away of being, regardless of any finite goals we may set and whether or not we achieve them. Consider your own idea of success for your life and / or your business, and let it inspire you, call you forward and light your way. From this episode:The Orchard: 12 Month Business Mentoring ProgramI'm excited to be launching The Orchard, a group mentoring program for women in business. Spend the year tending to your business, with mentoring from me and a blend of on-demand and live online content, plus TWO in-person weekend retreats for a deep dive into your business.The Orchard starts in mid-August. Registrations will open at the end of July.There are only a handful of places available. Join the waitlist to be notified before registrations open.Find out more and join the waitlist here:https://www.anniecarter.com.au/the-orchardLet's Connect!I'd love to hear from you. Please get in touch with any questions, suggestions for future episode topics, and to let me know how you're going applying what I share in the podcast in your own life. Follow me on instagram: @_anniecarterAnd head to my website anniecarter.com.au for some free gifts, and to sign up for emails from me. ReviewsPlease help spread the word about Yes You. Tell your mates. Write a review. Post a screenshot of episodes you love on your socials. Thanks so much!

Fluent Fiction - French: Overcoming Distractions: Théo's Serendipitous Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/overcoming-distractions-theos-serendipitous-journey-to-success Story Transcript:Fr: L'arôme des croissants chauds et du pain frais enveloppait la petite pâtisserie de Montmartre, attirant tous les passants.En: The aroma of hot croissants and fresh bread enveloped the small Montmartre bakery, attracting all the passersby.Fr: Théo était assis à une table près de la fenêtre.En: Théo was sitting at a table near the window.Fr: Ses livres de philosophie ouverts devant lui, il essayait de se concentrer.En: With his philosophy books open in front of him, he tried to concentrate.Fr: C'était l'agitation autour qui rendait cette tâche presque impossible.En: The commotion around made this task almost impossible.Fr: Théo devait réussir ce dernier examen pour obtenir une bourse prestigieuse.En: Théo had to pass this last exam to obtain a prestigious scholarship.Fr: L'été était là, et les rues vibraient de préparation pour le 14 juillet.En: Summer was here, and the streets buzzed with preparations for July 14th.Fr: Des drapeaux tricolores flottaient et des enfants couraient partout.En: Tricolor flags fluttered, and children were running everywhere.Fr: Les tam-tams et les rires remplissaient l'air extérieur.En: Drums and laughter filled the outdoor air.Fr: Théo se sentait submergé.En: Théo felt overwhelmed.Fr: Il passa ses mains dans ses cheveux, soupirant profondément.En: He ran his hands through his hair, sighing deeply.Fr: Emilie, la barista souriante, remarqua son air troublé.En: Emilie, the smiling barista, noticed his troubled expression.Fr: Elle s'approcha de lui avec un sourire plein de chaleur.En: She approached him with a warm smile.Fr: "Tu vas bien, Théo?"En: "Are you okay, Théo?"Fr: demanda-t-elle gentiment.En: she asked kindly.Fr: Théo leva les yeux, surpris qu'elle connaisse son nom.En: Théo looked up, surprised that she knew his name.Fr: "Pas vraiment, Emilie.En: "Not really, Emilie.Fr: J'ai du mal à me concentrer ici.En: I'm having trouble concentrating here.Fr: C'est trop bruyant..." "Oui, je vois.En: It's too noisy..." "Yes, I see.Fr: C'est la fête bientôt, donc tout le monde est excité."En: The celebration is soon, so everyone is excited."Fr: Emilie réfléchit un moment.En: Emilie thought for a moment.Fr: "Attends une seconde."En: "Wait a second."Fr: Elle disparut rapidement derrière le comptoir, puis revint avec une clé.En: She quickly disappeared behind the counter, then returned with a key.Fr: "Viens avec moi," dit-elle.En: "Come with me," she said.Fr: Intrigué, Théo se leva et la suivit.En: Intrigued, Théo stood up and followed her.Fr: Elle l'emmena à l'étage dans une petite chambre tranquille, lumineuse grâce à une grande fenêtre ouverte sur le ciel bleu.En: She led him upstairs to a small, quiet room, bright with the sunlight streaming through a large window open to the blue sky.Fr: "Tu peux étudier ici," dit Emilie en posant la clé sur la table.En: "You can study here," Emilie said, placing the key on the table.Fr: "C'est plus calme."En: "It's quieter."Fr: Théo la regarda, touché par ce geste inattendu.En: Théo looked at her, touched by this unexpected gesture.Fr: "Merci, Emilie.En: "Thank you, Emilie.Fr: C'est très gentil de ta part."En: That's very kind of you."Fr: Emilie hocha la tête.En: Emilie nodded.Fr: "Tu sais, j'étudiais aussi avant.En: "You know, I used to study too.Fr: La philosophie.En: Philosophy.Fr: Si tu as besoin d'aide, n'hésite pas."En: If you need help, don't hesitate."Fr: Elle le regarda avec sincérité.En: She looked at him sincerely.Fr: Hésitant au début, Théo vit une lueur d'espoir.En: Hesitant at first, Théo saw a glimmer of hope.Fr: "En fait, oui... Peut-être pourrais-tu m'expliquer ce passage?"En: "Actually, yes... Maybe you could explain this passage to me?"Fr: Ils passèrent l'après-midi à discuter et revoir le matériel ensemble.En: They spent the afternoon discussing and reviewing the material together.Fr: Emilie lui offrait une perspective nouvelle et rassurante.En: Emilie offered him a new and reassuring perspective.Fr: Théo ressentit une brise de confiance en lui.En: Théo felt a breeze of confidence within him.Fr: Il souriait davantage, ses épaules se décontractaient.En: He smiled more, his shoulders relaxing.Fr: Le soleil commençait à se coucher quand Théo rangea ses affaires, sentant une paix intérieure qu'il n'avait pas connue depuis des semaines.En: The sun was starting to set when Théo packed up his things, feeling an inner peace he hadn't known for weeks.Fr: "Merci, Emilie.En: "Thank you, Emilie.Fr: Je pense que j'ai juste besoin de cette petite aide."En: I think I just needed this little bit of help."Fr: "Ravi d'avoir pu aider," répondit-elle en souriant.En: "Glad I could help," she replied with a smile.Fr: "Tu feras très bien demain, j'en suis sûre."En: "You'll do great tomorrow, I'm sure of it."Fr: Le lendemain, Théo se rendit au café avec un air serein.En: The next day, Théo went to the café with a serene air.Fr: La pâtisserie sentait toujours aussi bon, mais cette fois, les bruits de la fête ne l'intimidaient plus.En: The bakery still smelled just as good, but this time, the noises of the celebration didn't intimidate him anymore.Fr: Il souriait en pensant à l'encouragement d'Emilie.En: He smiled, thinking of Emilie's encouragement.Fr: Il s'installa à sa table habituelle, relut ses notes une dernière fois, bu une gorgée de café, puis ferma ses livres avec assurance.En: He sat at his usual table, reread his notes one last time, took a sip of coffee, then closed his books with confidence.Fr: Il savait qu'il était prêt, non seulement pour l'examen, mais aussi pour affronter tout ce qui viendrait avec aplomb et confiance.En: He knew he was ready, not only for the exam but also to face anything that came his way with aplomb and confidence.Fr: Avec une profonde inspiration, Théo quitta la pâtisserie, prêt à conquérir son destin.En: With a deep breath, Théo left the bakery, ready to conquer his destiny.Fr: Parfois, se permettre de demander de l'aide fait toute la différence.En: Sometimes, allowing yourself to ask for help makes all the difference. Vocabulary Words:the aroma: l'arômethe croissant: le croissantthe window: la fenêtrethe philosophy: la philosophiethe noise: le bruitthe scholarship: la boursethe drum: le tam-tamthe celebration: la fêtethe passerby: le passantto concentrate: se concentrerthe flag: le drapeauto float: flotterthe air: l'airoverwhelmed: submergéto disappear: disparaîtrethe counter: le comptoirthe sunlight: la lumière du soleilthe sky: le cielto place: poserto hesitate: hésiterthe hope: l'espoirto explain: expliquerthe passage (text): le passagereassuring: rassurantthe confidence: la confianceto pack up: rangerthe inner peace: la paix intérieurethe encouragement: l'encouragementthe gurgle (sip of coffee): la gorgéethe destiny: le destin

Fluent Fiction - Hindi: From Doubt to Triumph: Aarav's Inspiring Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/from-doubt-to-triumph-aaravs-inspiring-journey-to-success Story Transcript:Hi: गर्मियों की चटक धूप के बीच, अनाथालय के बगीचे में बच्चे खेल रहे थे।En: Amidst the blazing summer sun, children were playing in the orphanage garden.Hi: यह जगह Aarav के जीवन का हिस्सा थी।En: This place was a part of Aarav's life.Hi: वह एक शर्मीला लेकिन होशियार लड़का था।En: He was a shy but intelligent boy.Hi: Ishani मैडम यहाँ अनाथ बच्चों को पढ़ाने आती थीं।En: Ishani Madam used to come here to teach the orphaned children.Hi: उनकी नजर हमेशा Aarav पर रहती थी क्योंकि वह जानती थीं कि उसमें कुछ खास है।En: Her eyes were always on Aarav because she knew there was something special about him.Hi: एक दिन, स्कूल में एक शैक्षिक कार्यशाला की घोषणा हुई।En: One day, an educational workshop was announced at the school.Hi: कार्यशाला के अंत में एक वजीफा दिया जाने वाला था जिसे पाकर Aarav का भविष्य संवर सकता था।En: At the end of the workshop, a scholarship was to be awarded, which could brighten Aarav's future.Hi: लेकिन, कार्यशाला में Rehaan भी था।En: However, Rehaan was also in the workshop.Hi: Rehaan स्कूल का सबसे लोकप्रिय छात्र था।En: Rehaan was the most popular student in the school.Hi: उसकी करिश्माई छवि के कारण Aarav को लगता था कि उसकी चमक में खुद की मेहनत कहीं पीछे रह जाएगी।En: Due to his charismatic image, Aarav felt that his own hard work would be overshadowed.Hi: Ishani मैडम ने Aarav से कहा, "तुम्हें अपनी क्षमताओं पर विश्वास करना होगा।En: Ishani Madam said to Aarav, "You need to have faith in your abilities.Hi: मैं तुम्हारी मदद करूंगी।En: I will help you.Hi: हम मिलकर तैयारी करेंगे।En: We will prepare together."Hi: " Aarav ने सिर हिलाया, लेकिन उसके दिल में संकोच था।En: Aarav nodded, but there was hesitation in his heart.Hi: Rehaan ने एक दिन Aarav को अकेले देखा और उससे कहा, "तुम्हें मुझसे डरने की जरूरत नहीं है।En: One day, Rehaan saw Aarav alone and said to him, "You don't need to be afraid of me.Hi: हम दोनों दोस्त बन सकते हैं और एक-दूसरे की मदद भी कर सकते हैं।En: We can be friends and help each other."Hi: " Aarav को पहले विश्वास नहीं हुआ, लेकिन Rehaan का मन साफ था।En: Aarav didn't believe it at first, but Rehaan's intention was genuine.Hi: कार्यशाला के दिन Aarav, Rehaan और Ishani मैडम ने मिलकर तैयारी की।En: On the day of the workshop, Aarav, Rehaan, and Ishani Madam prepared together.Hi: Ishani मैडम ने Aarav को आत्मविश्वास से भरने की पूरी कोशिश की।En: Ishani Madam tried her best to fill Aarav with confidence.Hi: Rehaan ने भी Aarav की हिम्मत बढ़ाई और उसे दिलासा दिया कि वह कुछ भी कर सकता है।En: Rehaan also boosted Aarav's courage and reassured him that he could achieve anything.Hi: अंत में, कार्यशाला में Aarav ने एक बेहतरीन प्रस्तुति दी।En: In the end, Aarav gave an excellent presentation at the workshop.Hi: उसकी आवाज में विश्वास था और उसकी बातों में दम।En: His voice was confident and his points were strong.Hi: Ishani मैडम और Rehaan उसकी मदद के लिए पूरी तरह तैयार थे।En: Ishani Madam and Rehaan were fully prepared to support him.Hi: कार्यशाला के बाद, जजों ने Aarav की प्रशंसा की।En: After the workshop, the judges praised Aarav.Hi: उन्होंने उसे वजीफा देने का ऐलान किया।En: They announced that he would receive the scholarship.Hi: Aarav की आंखों में खुशी और आत्मविश्वास की चमक थी।En: Aarav's eyes shone with happiness and self-confidence.Hi: Ishani मैडम ने मुस्कुराते हुए कहा, "देखा, मैंने कहा था न, तुम कर सकते हो।En: Ishani Madam smiled and said, "See, I told you, you can do it."Hi: " Rehaan ने Aarav का हाथ पकड़कर कहा, "तुम सच में बहुत अच्छे हो।En: Rehaan held Aarav's hand and said, "You are really great.Hi: मुझे गर्व है कि तुम मेरे दोस्त हो।En: I'm proud that you are my friend."Hi: "उस दिन से, Aarav की जिंदगी बदल गई।En: From that day on, Aarav's life changed.Hi: उसका आत्मविश्वास बढ़ गया और उसने अपने भविष्य के सपने देखना शुरू कर दिया।En: His confidence grew, and he began to dream about his future.Hi: Ishani मैडम को भी खुशी मिली कि उनकी कोशिश ने रंग लाई।En: Ishani Madam was also happy that her efforts had borne fruit.Hi: और Rehaan को एक सच्चे दोस्त की अहमियत समझ में आई।En: And Rehaan understood the value of a true friend.Hi: अनाथालय का वह छोटा सा बगीचा Aarav के जीवन की नई शुरुआत का गवाह बना।En: The small garden of the orphanage became a witness to the new beginning of Aarav's life.Hi: और गर्मियों की वह चमकदार सूरज की किरनें उसकी मेहनत की कहानियां बुनती रहीं।En: And the shining rays of the summer sun continued to weave the stories of his hard work. Vocabulary Words:amidst: बीचblazing: चटकorphanage: अनाथालयshy: शर्मीलाintelligent: होशियारorphaned: अनाथworkshop: कार्यशालाannounced: घोषणाscholarship: वजीफाcharismatic: करिश्माईovershadowed: मिटा देनाabilities: क्षमताओंhesitation: संकोचgenuine: साफreassured: दिलासा दियाpresentation: प्रस्तुतिconfident: विश्वासjudges: जजोंpraise: प्रशंसाhappiness: खुशीself-confidence: आत्मविश्वासefforts: कोशिशborne fruit: रंग लाईorphanage: अनाथालयwitness: गवाहshining: चमकदारrays: किरनेंweave: बुनतीconfident: आत्मविश्वासcharismatic: करिश्माई

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Balancing Books and Festivals: Meng Yao's Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/balancing-books-and-festivals-meng-yaos-journey-to-success Story Transcript:Zh: 在炎热的夏天，学校图书馆里静谧而凉爽，书架林立。En: On a scorching summer day, the school library was peaceful and cool, surrounded by towering bookshelves.Zh: 图书管理员轻手轻脚地整理书籍，学生轻声讨论。En: The librarian quietly organized the books, while students discussed in hushed tones.Zh: 门外，端午节的彩带飘扬，空气中弥漫着粽子的香气。En: Outside, Dragon Boat Festival ribbons fluttered in the breeze, and the scent of zongzi filled the air.Zh: 孟瑶坐在靠窗的桌子旁，面前堆满了课本和笔记。En: Meng Yao sat at a table by the window, with textbooks and notes piled in front of her.Zh: 她努力在笔记上写下重点，心中充满了压力。En: She diligently wrote down key points in her notes, feeling overwhelmed.Zh: “我必须考好，我需要奖学金。”她默念。En: "I have to do well on the exams; I need the scholarship," she murmured to herself.Zh: 梁，一向懒散的朋友，悠然地坐在她对面。En: Liang, her always laid-back friend, leisurely sat across from her.Zh: 他手中拿着一本小说，时不时抬头看向焦虑的孟瑶。En: He held a novel in his hands and occasionally glanced at the anxious Meng Yao.Zh: “不要太紧张，”梁轻声说，“你已经很努力了。”En: "Don't stress too much," Liang said softly, "You've already worked really hard."Zh: 孟瑶叹了口气，“可我实在找不到时间学习和享受节日，我怕跟不上进度。”En: Meng Yao sighed, "But I can't find time to study and enjoy the festival. I'm afraid I'll fall behind."Zh: “你不能一直这样拼命，不然会累坏的，”梁建议道，“偶尔休息一下，放松心情，这样效率会更高。”En: "You can't keep pushing yourself like this; you'll wear yourself out," Liang advised, "Take a break now and then; relaxing will make you more efficient."Zh: 日子一天天过去，端午节邻近，孟瑶却一天比一天紧张。En: Days passed, and as the Dragon Boat Festival approached, Meng Yao grew more nervous by the day.Zh: 她白天在图书馆学习，晚上在家帮忙准备节日事宜。En: She studied in the library during the day and helped prepare for the festival at home in the evening.Zh: 终于，在考试前的最后一晚，孟瑶在书桌前崩溃了，眼泪不停地流下来。En: Finally, on the night before the exam, Meng Yao broke down at her desk, tears streaming down her face.Zh: “我真的不行了，”她对自己说，“我快撑不住了。”En: "I really can't take it anymore," she told herself, "I'm at my breaking point."Zh: 梁走了过来，递给她一杯水，En: Liang came over and handed her a glass of water.Zh: “你需要休息。不如我们分开时间，既学习又庆祝节日。”En: "You need rest. How about we split the time to both study and celebrate the festival?"Zh: 在梁的帮助下，孟瑶学会了合理安排时间。En: With Liang's help, Meng Yao learned to manage her time better.Zh: 她开始早上学习，下午和家人一起准备节日，晚上再复习。En: She started studying in the morning, preparing for the festival with her family in the afternoon, and reviewing her notes in the evening.Zh: 家人也纷纷鼓励她，不要给自己太大压力。En: Her family also encouraged her not to put too much pressure on herself.Zh: 考试当天，孟瑶走进考场，心中忽然轻松了许多。En: On the day of the exam, Meng Yao walked into the examination room, feeling unexpectedly at ease.Zh: 她回想这段时间的努力和家人的支持，感到满满的力量。En: She thought back to her efforts and her family's support, feeling filled with strength.Zh: 几周后，成绩公布，孟瑶考得非常好，成功获得了奖学金。En: A few weeks later, the results were announced, and Meng Yao had done very well, earning the scholarship.Zh: 她兴奋地告诉梁，“谢谢你，要不是你告诉我休息的重要性，我可能不会这么顺利。”En: Excitedly, she told Liang, "Thank you. If it weren't for you telling me the importance of rest, I might not have succeeded so smoothly."Zh: 梁微笑着说，“重要的是你学会了平衡，知道什么时候需要帮助。En: Liang smiled and said, "The important thing is that you learned to balance and know when to ask for help.Zh: 以后再忙，也别忘了多休息，多和家人在一起。”En: No matter how busy you get in the future, don't forget to rest and spend time with your family."Zh: 孟瑶点点头，心中明白，这次经验不仅教会她如何学习，更教会了她如何生活。En: Meng Yao nodded, understanding that this experience had not only taught her how to study but also how to live. Vocabulary Words:scorching: 炎热peaceful: 静谧towering: 林立librarian: 图书管理员ribbons: 彩带fluttered: 飘扬breeze: 微风scent: 香气diligently: 努力overwhelmed: 压力laid-back: 懒散leisurely: 悠然anxious: 焦虑sighed: 叹了pushing: 拼命wear yourself out: 累坏advised: 建议efficient: 效率高approached: 邻近exam: 考试desk: 书桌tears: 眼泪streaming: 不停地流breaking point: 撑不住rest: 休息manage: 安排reviewing: 复习unexpectedly: 忽然filled with strength: 满满的力量balance: 平衡

Fluent Fiction - Korean: From Startup Collaboration to Love: A Summer's Tale of Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/from-startup-collaboration-to-love-a-summers-tale-of-success Story Transcript:Ko: 햇볕이 강하게 내리쬐던 여름 오후, 한스우는 스타트업 인큐베이터에 있었다.En: On a summer afternoon with strong sunlight, Hansoo was at the startup incubator.Ko: 그는 최신 프로젝트를 성장시키기 위해 올바른 팀을 찾고 있었다.En: He was looking for the right team to grow his latest project.Ko: 유리 벽이 둘러싸인 현대적이고 활기찬 공간은 혁신적인 아이디어로 가득 차 있었다.En: The modern and vibrant space, surrounded by glass walls, was filled with innovative ideas.Ko: 많은 젊은 기업가들과 기술 애호가들이 그들의 비전을 실현하기 위해 열심히 일하는 중이었다.En: Many young entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts were working hard to realize their visions.Ko: 같은 시간, 민지도 그곳에 있었다.En: At the same time, Minji was there too.Ko: 그녀는 재능 있는 디자이너로서 자신의 창의력을 빛낼 수 있는 새로운 기회를 찾고 있었다.En: As a talented designer, she was looking for new opportunities to shine her creativity.Ko: 그녀는 브랜드와 마케팅에 뛰어난 감각을 가지고 있었다.En: She had an excellent sense of branding and marketing.Ko: 두 사람은 오랜 시간 동안 신뢰 문제로 인해 새로운 파트너십을 맺는 것이 두려웠지만, 오늘은 상황이 달랐다.En: Both had long been wary of forging new partnerships due to trust issues, but today was different.Ko: 그들이 처음 만난 자리에서, 한스우는 자신의 아이디어를 민지에게 피치하기로 결심했다.En: In their first meeting, Hansoo decided to pitch his idea to Minji.Ko: 그는 지난 프로젝트에서의 실패와 신뢰 문제로 인해 주저했지만, 민지에게 자신의 비전을 설명할 기회를 놓치고 싶지 않았다.En: Despite hesitating due to past failures and trust issues, he didn't want to miss the chance to explain his vision to her.Ko: 민지는 한스우의 정직한 태도와 혁신적인 아이디어에 감명받아 자신의 포트폴리오를 그에게 보여주기로 결심했다.En: Minji, impressed by Hansoo's honest attitude and innovative ideas, decided to show him her portfolio.Ko: 그녀는 그의 프로젝트가 자신에게 아주 좋은 도전이 될 것 같다는 생각이 들었다.En: She felt that his project would be a great challenge for her.Ko: 그들은 함께 일하기로 결심하고, 곧 중요한 피치 미팅을 준비하게 되었다.En: They decided to work together and soon began preparing for an important pitch meeting.Ko: 그들은 프로젝트의 통합된 비전을 투자자들에게 전달하기 위해 많은 밤을 새우며 준비했다.En: They spent many nights preparing to convey their integrated vision for the project to investors.Ko: 협력하는 동안, 그들의 관계는 점점 더 깊어졌다.En: During their collaboration, their relationship deepened.Ko: 그들은 서로에 대한 신뢰를 쌓아가며, 동시에 개인적인 감정도 싹트기 시작했다.En: They built trust in each other, and personal feelings began to blossom.Ko: 드디어 피치 미팅 날이 다가왔다.En: The day of the pitch meeting finally arrived.Ko: 큰 회의실에서 투자자들 앞에 선 그들은 긴장이 되었지만 서로를 믿으며 발표를 시작했다.En: Standing in front of the investors in a large conference room, they felt nervous but trusted each other as they began their presentation.Ko: 한스우는 기술적 부분을, 민지는 브랜드와 마케팅 전략을 설명했다.En: Hansoo explained the technical aspects, while Minji detailed the branding and marketing strategies.Ko: 그들의 조화로운 팀워크와 열정은 투자자들에게 깊은 인상을 남겼다.En: Their harmonious teamwork and passion left a deep impression on the investors.Ko: 발표가 끝난 후, 투자자들은 긍정적인 반응을 보였다.En: After the presentation, the investors responded positively.Ko: 그들은 충분한 자금을 확보하여 프로젝트를 시작할 수 있게 되었다.En: They secured enough funding to start the project.Ko: 그 순간, 한스우와 민지는 기쁨에 눈물을 흘렸다.En: At that moment, Hansoo and Minji shed tears of joy.Ko: 시간이 지나면서, 그들의 신뢰 문제는 점점 사라졌다.En: As time passed, their trust issues faded away.Ko: 한스우는 다른 사람들에게 자신의 비전을 맡기는 것이 두렵지 않았다.En: Hansoo was no longer afraid to entrust others with his vision.Ko: 민지는 자신이 스타트업의 방향을 이끌 수 있는 능력을 갖추었다는 자신감을 얻었다.En: Minji gained confidence in her ability to lead the direction of the startup.Ko: 그들의 관계는 단순한 비즈니스 파트너십에서 로맨틱한 관계로 발전했다.En: Their relationship evolved from a simple business partnership into a romantic one.Ko: 함께 일하고, 함께 성장하는 동안, 서로의 소중함을 깨닫게 되었다.En: As they worked and grew together, they realized each other's worth.Ko: 이렇게 한스우와 민지는 여름날 시작된 작은 만나가 큰 성공과 사랑으로 이어지는 아름다운 이야기를 만들어냈다.En: Thus, Hansoo and Minji created a beautiful story where a small meeting on a summer day led to great success and love. Vocabulary Words:incubator: 인큐베이터project: 프로젝트modern: 현대적innovative: 혁신적인entrepreneurs: 기업가들enthusiasts: 애호가들designer: 디자이너opportunities: 기회creativity: 창의력branding: 브랜드marketing: 마케팅wary: 신뢰 문제partnerships: 파트너십pitch: 피치failures: 실패vision: 비전portfolio: 포트폴리오challenge: 도전collaboration: 협력blossom: 싹트다conference room: 회의실presentation: 발표technical: 기술적strategies: 전략harmonious: 조화로운impression: 인상investors: 투자자들funding: 자금entwist: 맡기다confidence: 자신감

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Finding Strength in Kyoto: Sakura's Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/finding-strength-in-kyoto-sakuras-journey-to-success Story Transcript:Ja: 京都の朝は静かで美しい。En: The mornings in Kyoto are quiet and beautiful.Ja: 桜は電車を降りて、目の前に広がる伏見稲荷大社に心を躍らせた。En: Sakura stepped off the train and felt her heart flutter at the sight of Fushimi Inari Taisha spreading out before her.Ja: 空は青く、鳥の歌声が聞こえる。En: The sky was blue, and the songs of birds could be heard.Ja: 彼女は赤い鳥居の道を見つめて深呼吸した。En: She gazed at the path lined with red torii gates and took a deep breath.Ja: 桜にとって、この場所は特別だった。En: For Sakura, this place was special.Ja: 「今日こそは成功する」と桜は小さくつぶやいた。En: "Today, I'll succeed," Sakura whispered softly.Ja: 彼女には大事な試験が迫っていた。彼女は自信を持ちたかった。En: She had an important exam coming up; she wanted to bolster her confidence.Ja: 伏見稲荷大社の祝福を求めて、歩みを進めた。En: Seeking the blessings of Fushimi Inari Taisha, she began to walk.Ja: 鳥居は無数に続く長い道だった。En: The torii gates continued on a long, endless path.Ja: その一つ一つは美しく、彼女の心を清めるようだった。En: Each one was beautiful and seemed to cleanse her heart.Ja: 桜はゆっくりと階段を上り、稲荷様に手を合わせた。En: Sakura slowly climbed the steps and clasped her hands together in prayer to Inari-sama.Ja: 「良い結果をお願いします」と心の中で祈った。En: "Please grant me a good result," she prayed silently.Ja: 一歩一歩、気持ちが落ち着いていった。En: With each step, she felt more at peace.Ja: 道の途中、彼女は色とりどりの絵馬を見た。En: Along the way, she saw various colored ema plaques.Ja: 受験生の願い、家族の健康、恋の成就。En: Wishes from students, prayers for family health, and hopes for love.Ja: 桜も絵馬に自分の願いを込めて結んだ。En: Sakura also tied her wish onto an ema.Ja: 昼近くになると、桜は汗を流しながらも笑顔だった。En: By near midday, Sakura was sweating but smiling.Ja: 彼女は頂上にある小さな神社にたどり着いた。En: She reached a small shrine at the top.Ja: そこからの景色は素晴らしかった。En: The view from there was magnificent.Ja: 彼女は京都の街を一望し、希望を胸に刻んだ。En: She gazed over the city of Kyoto, engraving hope into her heart.Ja: 帰り道、桜は心が軽くなるのを感じた。En: On her way back, Sakura felt her heart lighten.Ja: 彼女は自分の努力を信じ、試験に挑む決意を強めた。En: She believed in her efforts and strengthened her resolve to face the exam.Ja: 伏見稲荷大社の旅は、桜にとって大切な心の支えとなったのだった。En: The journey to Fushimi Inari Taisha became a precious source of emotional support for her.Ja: 桜は再び電車に乗り、自宅へと向かった。En: Sakura boarded the train again and headed home.Ja: 彼女の顔には新たな自信の輝きがあった。En: Her face shone with newfound confidence.Ja: 神様の祝福と共に、彼女は試験への挑戦へと旅立つ。En: With the blessings of the gods, she embarked on her challenge for the exam.Ja: 京都の伏見稲荷大社での体験は、桜に大きな力を与えた。En: The experience at Fushimi Inari Taisha gave Sakura immense strength.Ja: 心の中で何度も「私はできる」と繰り返した。En: In her heart, she repeated, "I can do it" countless times.Ja: そして、試験の日が近づく中で、彼女の心は穏やかで、希望に満ちていた。En: As the exam day approached, her heart was calm and filled with hope.Ja: 数週間後、桜は試験に臨んだ。En: A few weeks later, Sakura took the exam.Ja: 心は落ち着いていた。En: She felt at ease.Ja: 全力を尽くし、問題を解いていく。En: She gave her all and tackled the problems.Ja: 祈りの力が、彼女の努力をさらに強くした。En: The power of her prayers further strengthened her efforts.Ja: 試験後、桜は結果を待った。En: After the exam, Sakura waited for the results.Ja: その時、彼女の心にはもう不安は無かった。En: By then, she was no longer anxious.Ja: どんな結果でも、彼女は全力を尽くしたことを誇りに思った。En: Regardless of the outcome, she was proud of giving her best.Ja: 合格発表の日、桜は結果を見て微笑んだ。En: On the day of the results announcement, Sakura smiled as she saw her results.Ja: 神様の祝福と自分の努力が報われた。En: The blessings from the gods and her own efforts were rewarded.Ja: 桜はこれからも、多くの困難に立ち向かっていくだろう。En: Sakura would continue to face many challenges ahead.Ja: しかし、彼女の中にはいつまでも伏見稲荷大社の美しい思い出と、強い心が残っていたのだった。En: However, she retained the beautiful memories of Fushimi Inari Taisha and a strong heart within her.Ja: そして、桜は次の目標に向かって歩み始めた。En: And so, Sakura began her journey towards her next goal.Ja: 春の風が彼女の頬を撫で、桜の心には新たな希望が満ちていた。En: The spring breeze caressed her cheeks, and new hopes filled her heart. Vocabulary Words:flutter: 躍らせるspread: 広がるgaze: 見つめるlined: 並ぶsucceed: 成功するsoftly: 小さくbolster: 持つblessings: 祝福endless: 無数cleanse: 清めるclasped: 合わせるprayer: 祈りsilently: 心の中でpeace: 落ち着きplaque: 絵馬sweating: 汗を流すmagnificent: 素晴らしいengraning: 刻むstrengthened: 強めるresolve: 決意embarked: 旅立つimmense: 大きなcountless: 何度もcalm: 穏やかtackle: 解くefforts: 努力anxious: 不安rewarded: 報われたmemories: 思い出caressed: 撫でる

Fluent Fiction - French: Art Triumph in Le Marais: Friends' Creative Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/art-triumph-in-le-marais-friends-creative-journey-to-success Story Transcript:Fr: Dans le quartier animé du Marais à Paris, un petit groupe d'amis préparait une exposition d'art spéciale.En: In the lively neighborhood of Le Marais in Paris, a small group of friends was preparing a special art exhibition.Fr: Élodie, Marc et Sophie avaient travaillé dur pendant des mois.En: Élodie, Marc, and Sophie had been working hard for months.Fr: La galerie d'art était petite mais charmante.En: The art gallery was small but charming.Fr: Les murs blancs étaient prêts à accueillir les œuvres d'artistes locaux.En: The white walls were ready to host the works of local artists.Fr: Élodie était la plus passionnée par l'art.En: Élodie was the most passionate about art.Fr: Elle aimait dessiner depuis son enfance.En: She had loved drawing since her childhood.Fr: Marc, son frère, était sculpteur.En: Marc, her brother, was a sculptor.Fr: Il travaillait le bois et la pierre.En: He worked with wood and stone.Fr: Sophie, leur amie d'enfance, était photographe.En: Sophie, their childhood friend, was a photographer.Fr: L'idée de l'exposition était née lors d'une soirée tranquille dans un café du Marais.En: The idea for the exhibition was born on a quiet evening in a café in Le Marais.Fr: Ils voulaient montrer leurs talents et partager leur amour pour l'art.En: They wanted to showcase their talents and share their love for art.Fr: L'exposition devait ouvrir dans une semaine.En: The exhibition was set to open in a week.Fr: Ils étaient tous très excités mais aussi très stressés.En: They were all very excited but also very stressed.Fr: Chaque jour, ils se retrouvaient dans la galerie.En: Every day, they would meet at the gallery.Fr: Ils accrochaient les peintures d'Élodie, plaçaient délicatement les sculptures de Marc et disposaient les photos de Sophie.En: They hung Élodie's paintings, carefully placed Marc's sculptures, and arranged Sophie's photographs.Fr: Un jour, un problème survint.En: One day, a problem arose.Fr: Une peinture d'Élodie tomba et se cassa.En: One of Élodie's paintings fell and broke.Fr: Élodie était dévastée.En: Élodie was devastated.Fr: C'était sa peinture préférée.En: It was her favorite painting.Fr: Sophie essaya de la consoler.En: Sophie tried to console her.Fr: "Ne t'inquiète pas, Élodie.En: "Don't worry, Élodie.Fr: Nous allons trouver une solution."En: We'll find a solution."Fr: Marc proposa alors une idée. "Et si nous essayions de la réparer ensemble?"En: Marc then proposed an idea, "What if we try to fix it together?"Fr: Ils commencèrent immédiatement.En: They started immediately.Fr: Marc utilisa son talent de sculpteur pour réparer le cadre.En: Marc used his sculpting talent to repair the frame.Fr: Sophie nettoya la peinture avec soin.En: Sophie carefully cleaned the painting.Fr: Élodie retoucha les couleurs.En: Élodie touched up the colors.Fr: Après plusieurs heures de travail, la peinture était de nouveau magnifique.En: After several hours of work, the painting was once again beautiful.Fr: Élodie était soulagée.En: Élodie was relieved.Fr: "Merci, vous êtes les meilleurs amis du monde."En: "Thank you, you're the best friends in the world."Fr: La nuit de l'ouverture arriva enfin.En: The night of the opening finally arrived.Fr: La galerie était remplie de gens, tous émerveillés par les œuvres.En: The gallery was filled with people, all amazed by the works.Fr: Les invités complimentaient Élodie, Marc et Sophie sur leur travail.En: The guests complimented Élodie, Marc, and Sophie on their work.Fr: Ils étaient très fiers.En: They were very proud.Fr: Élodie souriait en regardant les visages heureux.En: Élodie smiled as she looked at the happy faces.Fr: Elle se tourna vers Marc et Sophie.En: She turned to Marc and Sophie.Fr: "Nous avons réussi.En: "We did it.Fr: C'est un succès."En: It's a success."Fr: L'exposition fut un grand triomphe.En: The exhibition was a great triumph.Fr: Leur travail acharné avait porté ses fruits.En: Their hard work had paid off.Fr: Ils étaient plus unis que jamais.En: They were closer than ever.Fr: Le quartier du Marais vibrerait longtemps de leur créativité.En: The neighborhood of Le Marais would resonate with their creativity for a long time.Fr: Et ainsi, dans ce petit coin de Paris, l'art avait trouvé sa maison.En: And so, in this little corner of Paris, art had found its home. Vocabulary Words:lively: animéneighborhood: quartierart exhibition: exposition d'artgallery: galeriecharming: charmanteto host: accueillirpassionate: passionnéesculptor: sculpteurwood: boisstone: pierrephotographer: photographequiet: tranquilleto showcase: montrertalents: talentsto share: partagerto arrange: disposerproblem: problèmeto arise: survenirto fall: tomberto break: se casserdevastated: dévastéeto console: consolerto propose: proposerto repair: réparerframe: cadreto clean: nettoyercolors: couleursto touch up: retoucherto compliment: complimentersuccess: succès

Join CJ as he dives into the incredible world of the "Miracle Morning" routine, inspired by Hal Elrod's bestselling book. Discover how simple morning habits can transform your life and set a positive tone for your day.Key Points:Introduction to Miracle Morning:The Miracle Morning Magic: Learn how millions have changed their lives with this powerful morning routine.Hal Elrod's Journey: Discover Hal's inspiring story of overcoming a near-death experience and how it led him to create the "Miracle Morning."Core Lessons from Hal Elrod's Journey:Take Charge of Your Life: Understand the importance of taking ownership and responsibility.Turn Challenges into Success: Find out how facing adversities head-on can lead to amazing achievements.Life is an Adventure: Embrace a mindset of possibilities and control your life's narrative.The Life S.A.V.E.R.S. Acronym:CJ breaks down the S.A.V.E.R.S. practices that form the core of the Miracle Morning routine:Silence:Start with Stillness: Begin your day with meditation, prayer, or quiet reflection.Benefits: Gain clarity, calmness, and a deeper connection to your purpose.Affirmations:Power of Positive Talk: Boost your confidence with daily affirmations.Crafting Tips: Learn how to write effective affirmations and the importance of repetition.Visualization:Mental Rehearsal: Imagine your goals and the steps to achieve them.Practical Tips: Visualize both the process and the outcomes you desire.Exercise:Get Moving: Energize your body with morning exercise.Health Benefits: Discover how exercise improves mood, focus, and overall health.Reading:Daily Learning: Make a habit of reading for personal growth.Simple Goal: Read at least 10 pages a day to expand your knowledge.Scribing (Journaling):Write it Down: Journal your thoughts, goals, and reflections.Gain Clarity: Use journaling to organize your mind and set daily intentions.Forming New Habits:Three Stages of Habits: Unbearable, uncomfortable, and unstoppable.Push Through: Overcome the initial discomfort to make new habits second nature.Quick Start Plan:For those with busy mornings, here's a 25-minute Miracle Morning routine:Hydrate: Drink water first thing.5 Minutes Silence: Meditate or sit quietly.5 Minutes Visualization: Picture your perfect day.10 Positive Affirmations: Write and read them.3 Minutes Intentions: Set your goals for the day.5 Minutes Exercise: Get your body moving.5 Minutes Reading: Read something uplifting.Takeaways:Transform your life with the Miracle Morning routine. Start small, gradually build your routine, and set a positive tone for the day. Experience the transformative benefits in personal growth and well-being.

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: The Slipper Chronicles: Wang Wei's Misstep to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-slipper-chronicles-wang-weis-misstep-to-success Story Transcript:Zh: 在中国最繁华的都市，北京，就在这里，有一个名叫王伟的年轻人。他喜欢简单的生活，就算是在这个节奏快速并且复杂的大都市。而正是由于他的乐于生活和随和态度， 他发生了一件滑稽的事。En: In the bustling metropolis of Beijing, China, there was a young man named Wang Wei. He enjoyed living a simple life, even in this fast-paced and complex city. It was his love for life and laid-back attitude that led to a comical incident.Zh: 那天早晨，王伟被激昂的闹铃声唤醒。他一只眼低垂，揉揉起皱的额头，迷迷糊糊地查看时间，突然他从床上蹦了起来。今天他有一个大活动参加，一个他准备了许久的大活动.. 不是普通的聚会，不是朋友的聚餐，而是他未来可能的一份工作——一个重要的招聘会。这个会议在北京市的望京商务区，一个大的、蓝色玻璃的大楼里面。En: One morning, Wang Wei was awakened by an exuberant alarm clock. Rubbing his eyes and wrinkling his forehead, he groggily checked the time and suddenly jumped out of bed. Today, he had a major event to attend, one he had been preparing for a long time - not just a regular gathering, not a friend's dinner, but a job opportunity – an important recruitment fair. The meeting was in the Wangjing business district in Beijing, inside a large, blue glass building.Zh: 穿衣、梳头、刷牙、洗脸，王伟飞快地做着准备工作。他匆忙中，穿上一双舒适的软底拖鞋，脑海中只是想着尽快出门。En: Dressing up, fixing his hair, brushing his teeth, washing his face, Wang Wei quickly got ready. Rushing, he put on a comfortable pair of soft slippers, only thinking about heading out as soon as possible.Zh: 到达大楼时，王伟忽然发现人们用奇怪的眼神看着他。他低下头，发现自己仍穿着那双老旧的拖鞋。恐慌的王伟脸色瞬间苍白，但他必须面对，职业的机遇就在此刻。En: Upon arriving at the building, Wang Wei suddenly noticed people looking at him strangely. Lowering his head, he realized he was still wearing those old slippers. Panic-stricken, Wang Wei's face instantly grew pale, but he had to face it – his career opportunity was at this moment.Zh: 王伟鼓起勇气，跨进了会议室。人们的目光紧紧地跟着他，他的拖鞋在冷峻的大理石地板上发出“嘎吱嘎吱”的声音。王伟面不改色道：“你们好，我是王伟。请忽略我的拖鞋，我是个有创意的人。”En: Summoning his courage, Wang Wei stepped into the meeting room. All eyes were on him as his slippers made a "creak creak" sound on the stern marble floor. Wang Wei, unfazed, said, "Hello, I am Wang Wei. Please disregard my slippers; I am a creative person."Zh: 他紧张而肯定的回答引起了人们的微笑，甚至一些人鼓起掌来。会议结束后，王伟被通知他已经成功通过了面试。他已经展示了他的创新思考和能在压力下保持风度。他跳跃着，穿着他的拖鞋，笑着离开了大楼。从这开始，所有人都知道，那个穿拖鞋参加面试的人，在京城掀起了自己的一片天，他是简单，也是独特。En: His nervous yet confident response brought smiles to people's faces, and some even applauded. After the meeting, Wang Wei was informed that he had successfully passed the interview. He had demonstrated his innovative thinking and ability to maintain composure under pressure. He happily left the building, hopping along in his slippers. From that moment on, everyone knew that the man who showed up to the interview in slippers had carved out his own path in the capital city; he was simple, yet unique.Zh: 这就是王伟的故事，一个关于失误和成功的故事，一个在北京发生的小故事，却成了大大的启示：只要我们心态良好，无所谓细节，只有你，只有信念。En: That is Wang Wei's story, a tale of mistakes and success, a small story that happened in Beijing but serves as a great lesson: as long as we have a positive mindset, details don't matter, only you, only belief. Vocabulary Words:alarm clock: 闹钟attitude: 态度building: 大楼career: 职业city: 都市comical: 滑稽的creative: 有创意的dressing: 穿衣event: 活动face: 面对gathering: 聚会glass: 玻璃hair: 头发interview: 面试life: 生活meeting: 会议mindset: 心态mistakes: 失误nervous: 紧张的opportunity: 机遇people: 人们positive: 良好pressure: 压力response: 回答simple: 简单slippers: 拖鞋strangely: 奇怪地success: 成功unique: 独特young man: 年轻人

Fluent Fiction - Korean: From Dream to Reality: A Tale of Courage and Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/from-dream-to-reality-a-tale-of-courage-and-success Story Transcript:Ko: 하늘빛 성공회회관 꼭대기에서 서울의 명동 거리는 꿈의 도시처럼 보였다. 지수는 창가에 앉아 별이 쏟아지는 하늘을 바라보며 가장 좋아하는 K-pop 밴드의 노래를 속삭였다. 그녀의 마음과 마음속에는 한 사람, 성훈, 인기 K-pop 아이돌만 존재했다.En: From the top of the Sky Blue Success Convention Center, the streets of Myeongdong in Seoul looked like a city of dreams. Jisoo sat by the window, whispering the songs of her favorite K-pop band, while looking at the sky filled with stars. In her heart and mind, there was only one person - Sung-hoon, the popular K-pop idol.Ko: 그러던 어느 날, 지수의 가장 큰 꿈이 현실로 다가왔다. 사바하 커피숍에서 뜻밖에 성훈을 발견한 것이다. 그는 캡을 깊게 눌러쓰고 있었지만 그의 독특한 찰랑이는 머리카락과 눈부신 미소가 그를 명확하게 드러냈다.En: Then one day, Jisoo's biggest dream came true. She unexpectedly saw Sung-hoon at Saba Cafe. He had his cap on low, but his unique charm showed through his flowing hair and dazzling smile.Ko: 지수의 심장은 미친 듯이 뛰었다. 그녀의 입 안은 마른 사막처럼 느껴졌다. "할 수 있어, 지수야. 그냥 가서 인사하면 돼." 그녀는 혼자 자신을 다독였다.En: Jisoo's heart raced as if going mad. Her mouth felt as dry as a desert. "You can do it, Jisoo. Just go and say hi." She encouraged herself.Ko: 그럼에도 불구하고 갈등은 깊어질 뿐이었다. 그녀의 자신감과 부정적인 생각 사이에서 그녀는 벽에 몸을 기댔다. 이 흔들리는 감정이 스스로를 통제하는 것을 어렵게 했다.En: Despite her inner struggle, the conflict only grew deeper. Caught between her confidence and negative thoughts, she leaned against the wall. These unstable emotions made it difficult for her to control herself.Ko: 그러나 결국 지수는 용기를 냈다. 그녀는 천천히 성훈에게 걸어가 그에게 먼저 말을 걸었다. 그녀의 손은 떨렸지만, 그녀의 눈은 성훈을 바라보며 결심한 표정을 드러냈다.En: But eventually, Jisoo gathered her courage. She slowly walked towards Sung-hoon and initiated the conversation. Her hand trembled, but her eyes showed a determined expression towards him.Ko: "안녕하세요, 성훈씨... 저는 귀하의 가장 열렬한 팬, 지수입니다."En: "Hello, Sung-hoon, I am your most passionate fan, Jisoo."Ko: 성훈은 미소를 짓고 자리를 지시하며 그녀를 환영했다. 그들은 함께 커피를 마시며 이야기를 나눴다.En: Sung-hoon smiled and gestured for her to sit, welcoming her. They had coffee together and shared stories.Ko: 그 날부터 지수의 일상은 변했다. 그녀가 좋아하는 아이돌을 만나는 꿈은 현실이 되었고, 그녀는 더 이상 꿈꾸지 않았다. 그녀는 꿈이 현실이 될 수 있다는 것을 깨달았다. 이제 그녀는 새로운 꿈을 꾸고, 그 꿈을 실현시키기 위해 노력하고 있다. 그 노력이 성공으로 이어지기를 간절히 바라는 지수의 이야기를 통해 우리 모두는 우리 안에 숨겨진 용기를 발견할 수 있다.En: From that day on, Jisoo's daily life changed. Her dream of meeting her favorite idol became a reality, and she no longer dreamed. She realized dreams could become reality. Now, she dreams new dreams and works hard to make them come true. Through Jisoo's story, we can all discover the courage hidden within us and hope that our efforts lead to success. Vocabulary Words:Title: 제목Dream: 꿈Reality: 현실Streets: 거리Seoul: 서울City: 도시Jisoo: 지수Window: 창가Whispering: 속삭이는Songs: 노래Favorite: 가장 좋아하는K-pop band: K-pop 밴드Sky: 하늘Stars: 별Heart: 심장Mind: 마음Person: 사람Sung-hoon: 성훈Idol: 아이돌Cap: 캡Charm: 매력Hair: 머리카락Smile: 미소Mad: 미친Dry: 마른Desert: 사막Encourage: 다독이다Struggle: 갈등Confidence: 자신감Negative thoughts: 부정적인 생각

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Fluent Fiction - Japanese: The Bowing Mannequin: A Tokyo Tale of Friendship and Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-bowing-mannequin-a-tokyo-tale-of-friendship-and-success Story Transcript:Ja: 東京の闇と光の織りなす景色の中心に位置する、春樹が働く小さな服屋「ラストボタン」。この店のショーウインドウは、通りすがりのすべての目を引き付ける。春樹は、夢見るあまり、マネキンにお辞儀をしてしまった。En: In the heart of the scenery woven by the darkness and light of Tokyo, there is a small clothing store called "Last Button" where Haruki works. The store's display window attracts the attention of everyone passing by. Haruki, lost in his dreams, bows to the mannequins.Ja: 東京タワーのキラキラとした夜景を背景に、ユミとヒロシが寄り添って店の前に停まっていた。ヒロシが微笑みながら手を伸ばし、彼女の淡い頬に一筋の髪をかきあげた。映るショーウインドウには、マネキンにお辞儀する春樹の姿が映っていた。En: Against the sparkling night view of Tokyo Tower, Yumi and Hiroshi stand together in front of the store. Hiroshi reaches out with a smile and brushes a strand of hair from her delicate cheek. Reflected in the display window is the image of Haruki bowing to the mannequins.Ja: ユミはクスクスと笑い出した。 "あれ、あの人...マネキンにお辞儀してる？" 彼女は指でそっとヒロシの肩をつついた。ヒロシもまた、笑いをこらえるのに苦労した。En: Yumi bursts into laughter. "Wait, is that person... bowing to the mannequins?" She gently nudges Hiroshi's shoulder with her finger. Hiroshi also struggles to hold back his laughter.Ja: しかし、彼らは知らなかった。春樹が何故あのマネキンにお辞儀をしたのか、その真実を。En: However, they didn't know the truth behind why Haruki bowed to that mannequin.Ja: 服足りを整えながら、春樹は誤ってマネキンに衝突してしまった。彼は悪びれた顔をして、すぐにそのマネキンに丁重にお辞儀をした。春樹は何も考えていないわけではなく、ただ単純に、自分の失礼を詫びたかっただけだ。En: While adjusting his attire, Haruki accidentally collided with the mannequin. Feeling remorseful, he immediately bowed respectfully to the mannequin. Haruki wasn't just acting without thinking, he simply wanted to apologize for his rudeness.Ja: 次の日、彼が店に着くと、ユミとヒロシが待っていた。二人は昨晩のことを伝え、そこから思わぬ友情が芽生えた。彼らは春樹の人柄に引かれ、また店に足を運ぶようになった。En: The next day, when he arrived at the store, Yumi and Hiroshi were waiting for him. They shared what happened the previous night, and an unexpected friendship blossomed from there. They were drawn to Haruki's character and started visiting the store more often.Ja: 何年か後、その小さな店「ラストボタン」は、彼ら三人の共同経営に変わった。ショーウインドウに飾られたマネキンにお辞儀する春樹の伝説は、店の他に類を見ない特徴となった。En: Several years later, the small store, "Last Button," transformed into a co-owned business between the three of them. The legend of Haruki bowing to the mannequins, displayed in the store window, became a distinctive feature like no other.Ja: 東京という巨大な舞台で結ばれた、三人の友情とビジネス。それは一見するとギクシャクした誤解から始まったが、結局は深い信頼と絆に繋がった。それが、東京の小さな服屋「ラストボタン」に春風のような新鮮さをもたらしたのだ。En: It was the friendship and business that formed on the grand stage of Tokyo. It initially started with misunderstandings and awkwardness, but ultimately, it led to deep trust and bonds. This brought a refreshing breeze to the small clothing store, "Last Button," in Tokyo. Vocabulary Words:heart: 位置scenery: 景色darkness: 闇light: 光Tokyo: 東京small: 小さなclothing: 服屋store: 店Last Button: ラストボタンworks: 働くdisplay: ショーウインドウwindow: 窓attracts: 引き付けるattention: 目を引くpassing by: 通りすがりdreams: 夢見るbows: お辞儀mannequins: マネキンsparkling: キラキラnight view: 夜景Tokyo Tower: 東京タワーstand together: 寄り添うreaches out: 手を伸ばすsmile: 微笑みbrushes: かきあげるstrand of hair: 一筋の髪delicate: 淡いcheek: 頬Reflected: 映るimage: 姿

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Fluent Fiction - Japanese: The Unforeseen Laugh: A Journey to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-unforeseen-laugh-a-journey-to-success Story Transcript:Ja: 東京の煌びやかなニュートンビルドビルの50階に、「スペーステック」という名の先端技術企業があった。この日、ハルトという青年がそこへと足を運んでいた。鏡のように磨かれたオフィスロビーに、静かな緊張が漂う。En: On the 50th floor of the dazzling Newton Building in Tokyo, there was a cutting-edge technology company called "SpaceTech". On this day, a young man named Haruto made his way there. In the polished office lobby that shone like a mirror, a quiet tension hung in the air.Ja: ハルトは心臓が鼓動を打つのを明確に感じる一方、最初の障害を乗り越える決意を新たにする。彼はシャツのボタンをつけなおし、デスクの前で名前を伝えた。デスクの向こう側にいたユミは、彼の名前の隣に赤いボールペンで線を引くと、「27号室でお待ちください」と告げた。En: As Haruto felt his heart pounding, he also strengthened his determination to overcome the initial obstacle. He buttoned up his shirt again and approached the desk to give his name. Yumi, who was on the other side of the desk, drew a line next to his name with a red pen and said, "Please wait in room 27."Ja: ハルトは指示された部屋に向かったが、一歩踏み出すごとに、何事もないように見える廊下がさらにダンジョンのように見えた。彼は太ももに手を置き、自分自身を落ち着かせ、27号室のドアを開けた。En: Haruto made his way to the designated room, but with each step, the seemingly ordinary hallway appeared more like a dungeon. Placing his hand on his thigh, he tried to calm himself and opened the door to room 27.Ja: そこには意外な人物、ヒロシが待っていた。彼はハルトより年上で、肩に力を入れたポストュアでハルトを見つめた。ハルトは深呼吸し、丁寧に男性に頭を下げた後、座席に座ると、両者の間に生まれた沈黙が高まった。En: To his surprise, Hiroshi was waiting there. He was older than Haruto and stared at him with a posture that exuded strength. Haruto took a deep breath, respectfully bowed his head to the man, took a seat, and the silence between them grew.Ja: ヒロシは必ずしも親切そうに見えなかった。彼はハルトのシャツに目を下げ、少ししかめっ面をした。「あなたのシャツ、ちょっと裏返しっぽいけど...」と彼は指摘した。En: Hiroshi didn't seem particularly kind. He glanced down at Haruto's shirt and frowned slightly. "Your shirt seems a little inside out..." he pointed out.Ja: ハルトの頭は一瞬で真っ白になった。彼が冷静に答えたのが不思議なくらいだ。「ええ、たぶん、そうかもしれません。」と、試すように服を見下ろした。En: In an instant, Haruto's mind went blank. It was strange how calmly he responded, "Yes, perhaps it is." He glanced down at his clothes as if to confirm it.Ja: 皆の反応は驚きだった。ユミは、面接室の返事の範囲が赤くなるのを止められず、ヒロシは意外にも笑い出した。その後のハルトの面接は、予想外な出来事により、心地よい雰囲気へと変わり、また潜在能力とフレキシブルな姿勢を示すという意味でも彼の有利な面が際立つことになった。En: Everyone's reaction was surprise. Yumi couldn't help but stop the range of red on her response form in the interview room, and Hiroshi unexpectedly burst into laughter. The rest of Haruto's interview took an unexpected turn, creating a pleasant atmosphere where his potential and flexible attitude stood out as advantageous.Ja: 翌日、ユミから電話があると、ハルトは一瞬で緊張しました。「ハルトさん、スペーステックからお伝えしたいことがあります。」とユミの声は揺れていた。「…それは、ハルトさん、採用です。」En: The next day, when Haruto received a call from Yumi, he felt a moment of nervousness. "Haruto-san, there's something I have to tell you from SpaceTech," Yumi's voice trembled. "... It's Haruto-san, you're hired."Ja: 人生は予測不可能だ。笑えば、良いほうへと向かうだろう。En: Life is unpredictable. If you laugh, it will lead you to the better side. Vocabulary Words:young man: 青年made his way: 足を運んでいたpolished office lobby: 磨かれたオフィスロビーquiet tension: 静かな緊張heart pounding: 心臓が鼓動を打つstrengthened determination: 決意を新たにするovercome the initial obstacle: 最初の障害を乗り越えるbuttoned up his shirt: シャツのボタンをつけなおしapproached the desk: デスクの前でgive his name: 名前を伝えるred pen: 赤いボールペンPlease wait: お待ちくださいdesignated room: 指示された部屋seemingly ordinary hallway: 何事もないように見える廊下dungeon: ダンジョンcalm himself: 自分自身を落ち着かせるopened the door: ドアを開けたsurprise: 意外な人物older than: 年上でexuded strength: 肩に力を入れたポストュアdeep breath: 深呼吸respectfully bowed his head: 丁寧に男性に頭を下げるsilence between them: 両者の間に生まれた沈黙didn't seem particularly kind: 必ずしも親切そうに見えなかったglanced down: 目を下げfrowned slightly: 少ししかめっ面mind went blank: 頭は一瞬で真っ白になったcalmly responded: 冷静に答えたconfirm it: 試すようにreaction was surprise: 皆の反応は驚き

Fluent Fiction - Danish: The Coffee Mishap: A Bumpy Ride to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-coffee-mishap-a-bumpy-ride-to-success Story Transcript:Da: Det var en dejlig forårsdag i København, og Lars var på vej på arbejde.En: It was a lovely spring day in Copenhagen, and Lars was on his way to work.Da: Solen strålede og fuglene sang, mens han trådte energisk på pedalerne til sin lysegrønne cykel.En: The sun was shining and the birds were singing as he pedaled energetically on his light green bicycle.Da: Hans røde termokrus var fyldt med rygende, varm kaffe.En: His red thermos was filled with steaming, hot coffee.Da: Alt syntes perfekt.En: Everything seemed perfect.Da: Lars boede tæt på Nørrebro.En: Lars lived close to Nørrebro.Da: Han havde lovet sig selv at cykle til kontoret hver dag, både for motionens skyld og for at spare på transportpenge.En: He had promised himself to bike to the office every day, both for the sake of exercise and to save on transportation money.Da: Ingen stress, ingen sved, bare en dejlig frisk morgenjog på cykel.En: No stress, no sweat, just a delightful fresh morning ride on his bike.Da: Han cyklede sikker og rolig gennem byens store, brede veje, ad snævre stier og over stenbelagte broer.En: He cycled safely and calmly through the city's large, wide roads, along narrow paths and over cobblestone bridges.Da: Han nød roen i byens tidlige morgentimer, før folkemængderne fyldte gaderne og trængslen begyndte.En: He enjoyed the tranquility of the early morning hours in the city, before the crowds filled the streets and the congestion began.Da: Men mens han cyklede, kunne Lars mærke, hvordan det begyndte at klø i hans næse.En: But as he cycled, Lars could feel an itch in his nose.Da: Et nys var ved at komme, og han kæmpede for at holde det tilbage.En: A sneeze was about to come, and he struggled to hold it back.Da: Han besluttede at fare forsigtigt frem og valgte at fortsætte med én hånd på styret, mens han med den anden prøvede at drikke af sit termokrus.En: He decided to proceed cautiously and chose to continue with one hand on the handlebars, while using the other hand to try and drink from his thermos.Da: Men det blev for meget for Lars.En: But it became too much for Lars.Da: Balancen tippede, og før han vidste af det, spildte han hele termokruset med varm kaffe ud over sit skød.En: The balance tipped, and before he knew it, he spilled the entire thermos of hot coffee all over his lap.Da: Han tabte sit termokrus, gjorde et vildt hop på cyklen og landede uheldigvis i en busk ved siden af cykelstien.En: He dropped his thermos, made a wild leap on the bike, and unfortunately landed in a bush beside the bike path.Da: Heldigvis kom der straks nogle passende forbipasserende for at hjælpe ham.En: Fortunately, some suitable passers-by immediately came to help him.Da: En ældre dame med en hund og en ung mand på en løbecykel kom for at se, om han var okay.En: An elderly lady with a dog and a young man on a running bike came to see if he was okay.Da: De hjalp ham med at komme op igen og sørgede for at hans cykel var i orden.En: They helped him get back up and made sure his bike was okay.Da: Lars, rød i hovedet af pinlighed, men takkede dem for deres hjælp.En: Lars, red-faced with embarrassment, thanked them for their help.Da: Han prøvede at glemme det uheldige fald og rode videre på sin cykel, nu koffein-fri, men med et stort smil på hans ansigt.En: He tried to forget about the unfortunate fall and continued on his bike, now caffeine-free, but with a big smile on his face.Da: Selvom Lars havde haft en dårlig start på dagen, fortsatte han med at træde ivrigt på pedalerne.En: Although Lars had a rough start to the day, he continued pedaling eagerly.Da: Han brugte denne ene hændelse som en påmindelse om, at man altid skal være forsigtig, uanset hvor sikker man er.En: He used this incident as a reminder to always be careful, no matter how secure one feels.Da: Og hvis uheldet skulle ske, var der altid nogen klar til at hjælpe.En: And if accidents were to happen, there would always be someone ready to help.Da: Lars nåede sit kontor, stadig fugtig fra spildt kaffe, men han blev mødt med venlige smil og forstående nik fra sine kolleger.En: Lars arrived at his office, still damp from the spilled coffee, but he was greeted with friendly smiles and understanding nods from his colleagues.Da: Han lærte, at en dårlig start på dagen ikke definerer resten af den.En: He learned that a bad start to the day does not define the rest of it.Da: Han kom til at grine af sig selv og hans uheldige cykeltur.En: He laughed at himself and his unfortunate bike ride.Da: Efter alt det irritation fandt han glæden i små ting og havde en fantastisk resten af dagen i solrige København.En: After all the annoyance, he found joy in small things and had a fantastic rest of the day in sunny Copenhagen. Vocabulary Words:It: Detwas: vara: enlovely: dejligspring: forårsdagday: dagin: iCopenhagen: Københavnand: ogLars: Larson: påhis: hansway: vejto: tilwork: arbejdeThe: Solensun: solenshining: stråledebirds: fuglenesinging: sanghe: menspedaled: trådteenergetically: energisklight: lysegrønnegreen: grønnebicycle: cykelHis: Hansred: rødethermos: termokrusfilled: var fyldt

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You're probably like me, and when you don't know something you want to possess or new knowledge you'd like to acquire, there's always a little voice telling you that you won't succeed, that it's complicated and reserved for professionals who have studied in this field. But since the advent of the Web, my beliefs have changed because there's so much accessible information. Obviously, you need internet access, but once that step is taken, if you think about it, there's a true democratization of knowledge. We can find practically everything online. So here are a few simple steps I suggest you try to start building what I call your list of genuine influencers/journalists: Ask Your Fans: If you're very active on social media, ask your fans which media, magazines, or other sources of information they consult. Follow the Path of Success: Find online where your competitors and brands you admire are being discussed. Specialized Publications and Podcasts Ask Your Community Conduct a small informal survey if your community is on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok. - Which magazines do you read online? - Who are your favourite influencers? - Which website do you visit most frequently? These are already excellent leads. Follow the Path of Success Whether you're on Facebook, Instagram, or not registered on our platforms. Identify 2 competitors and 1 company that inspires you in your sector. Analyze their online presence using Google – by using the NEWS filter or Google alerts. Check your competitors' social media. The goal of this approach isn't to blindly copy your competitors but to understand what works well in your industry and use this information to enhance your strategies and performance. Specialized Publications and Podcasts - Search online for the top 5 magazines / podcasts specialized in your industry. - Identify the top TikTokers, Instagrammers, influencers, etc. Podcasts, magazines, blogs, and specialized websites in your sector cover news specific to your competitors. And why not directly contact the journalists who cover your industry? You can build and nurture relationships with them. If you follow 1 or 2, you'll be informed when they publish articles related to your competitors. We're opening the doors of NATA PR SCHOOL, and I invite you to come work with me. You'll see that by investing less than 2 hours per week, you'll be able to generate results. Grab you seat today! GET FEATURED FOR FREEhttps://prschool.natapr.com/evergreen_en THE FREE NATA PR MODELhttps://prschool.natapr.com/Le-Modele-NATA-PR SIGN UP TO OUR LISTSwww.natapr.com INSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/nata_pr_school/

Fluent Fiction - Korean: Chopsticks: A Launch into Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/chopsticks-a-launch-into-success Story Transcript:Ko: 민재는 먹을 것이 이미 앞에 놓여 있는 것에 대해 불안해했다.En: Minjae was anxious about having food already in front of him.Ko: 종업원이 젓가락을 건네주자 민재는 처음으로 젓가락을 사용하려 들었다.En: When the waitress handed over the chopsticks, Minjae tried to use them for the first time.Ko: 그러나 그녀는 이 작은 물건이 얼마나 방대한 지식과 적극적인 인내력이 필요한지를 깨달았다.En: But she realized what a vast amount of knowledge and active perseverance this little thing required.Ko: 한 끗차이기만 한 음식을 집으려 할 때마다, 민재는 테이블 건너편에 앉아 있는 혜원과 지수에게 연신 미안한 눈길을 보냈다.En: Every time Minjae tried to pick up the food that was only a step away, he sent an apologetic look at Hyewon and Jisoo sitting across the table.Ko: 대화없이 순수한 표정만으로 재월간을 주고받던 그 순간, 한식당에서 풍겨오는 감미로운 소리가 함께 울려 퍼졌다.En: At that moment when they were exchanging jaewolgan with pure expressions without conversation, sweet sounds from the Korean restaurant resonated together.Ko: 민재는 갑자기 우연히 런칭을 발견했다.En: Minjae suddenly discovered launching by accident.Ko: 그녀는 눈길을 돌릴 수 없었다.En: She couldn't look away.Ko: 런칭은 그녀가 물집과 피로 가득찬 손가락을 무슨 문제 없이 한번에 옮길 수 있는 만큼 충분히 큰, 떡국에 들어갈 만큼 완벽한 크기였다.En: The launch was the perfect size to fit into a bowl of rice cake soup, big enough for her to move a blistered and bloody finger in one go without any trouble.Ko: 민재는 그녀의 손가락으로 런칭을 집어내려 했지만 그녀는 더 이상 도전하지 않기로 결심했다.En: Min-jae tried to pick up the launch with her fingers, but she decided not to try anymore.Ko: 대신 그녀는 그냥 이들 사이의 침묵을 감싸주었다.En: Instead, she just covered the silence between them.Ko: 하지만 그녀가 바로 떠날 때, 지수는 조심스럽게 런칭을 민재의 젓가락에 옮겼다.En: But as she left right away, Jisoo carefully moved the launching to Minjae's chopsticks.Ko: 마침내, 민재는 그녀의 물집이 덜컹덜컹할 때, 이들 모두에게 감동을 주었다.En: Finally, Minjae impressed them all when her blisters rattled.Ko: 그녀는 처음으로 젓가락을 성공적으로 사용한 것이다!En: This is her first successful use of chopsticks! Vocabulary Words:Minjae: 민재anxious: 불안해했다food: 먹을 것waitress: 종업원chopsticks: 젓가락vast: 방대한knowledge: 지식perseverance: 인내력pick up: 집으려 하다apologetic: 미안한Hyewon: 혜원Jisoo: 지수across the table: 테이블 건너편에exchanging: 주고받던pure: 순수한expressions: 표정conversation: 대화sweet sounds: 감미로운 소리Korean restaurant: 한식당resonated: 울려 퍼졌다discovered: 발견했다accident: 우연히launch: 런칭perfect size: 완벽한 크기rice cake soup: 떡국blistered: 물집bloody: 피로 가득찬finger: 손가락covered: 감싸주었다impressed: 감동을 주었다successful use: 성공적으로 사용

What is success to you? Is it having money or power? Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark challenges the world's definition of success. Mark challenges us to redefine success and explains what real success is.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Lars: Skating to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/lars-skating-to-success Story Transcript:Nb: Lars var på Frogner stadion og skøytet på isen.En: Lars was at Frogner Stadium and skating on the ice.Nb: Han var en god skøyteløper og følte seg fri når han var på isen.En: He was a good skater and felt free when he was on the ice.Nb: Det var mange mennesker som så på ham mens han gled på isen.En: There were many people watching him as he skated on the ice.Nb: Plutselig mistet han balansen og falt.En: Suddenly he lost his balance and fell.Nb: Folk rundt ham lo, og noen tok bilder.En: People around him laughed, and some took pictures.Nb: Ingrid, vennen hans, kom bort til ham og sa "Lars, du er ikke født med skøyter på føttene!"En: Ingrid, his friend, came up to him and said "Lars, you weren't born with skates on your feet!"Nb: Lars var flau og sint på samme tid.En: Lars was embarrassed and angry at the same time.Nb: Han begynte å gråte og ville bare dra hjem.En: He started crying and just wanted to go home.Nb: Ingrid prøvde å trøste ham og sa at han måtte være tøff og ikke la andre få ham ned.En: Ingrid tried to comfort him, saying that he had to be tough and not let others bring him down.Nb: På vei hjem tenkte Lars på hva Ingrid hadde sagt.En: On the way home, Lars thought about what Ingrid had said.Nb: Han bestemte seg for å ikke gi opp og øve mer på skøyting.En: He decided not to give up and practice skating more.Nb: Han øvde hver dag etter skolen og ble bedre og bedre.En: He practiced every day after school and got better and better.Nb: En uke senere var det en konkurranse på Frogner stadion.En: A week later there was a competition at Frogner Stadium.Nb: Lars bestemte seg for å delta.En: Lars decided to participate.Nb: Han ble nervøs da han så alle de andre skøyteløperne som var der.En: He got nervous when he saw all the other skaters who were there.Nb: Men han husket hva Ingrid hadde sagt, og han bestemte seg for å kjempe videre.En: But he remembered what Ingrid had said, and he decided to fight on.Nb: Lars overrasket alle da han vant konkurransen.En: Lars surprised everyone when he won the competition.Nb: Han kunne ikke tro det selv.En: He couldn't believe it himself.Nb: Ingrid var så stolt av ham og sa "Jeg visste alltid at du kunne klare det, Lars!"En: Ingrid was so proud of him and said "I always knew you could do it, Lars!"Nb: Fra den dagen av var Lars ikke lenger redd for å gjøre feil.En: From that day on, Lars was no longer afraid of making mistakes.Nb: Han fortsatte å øve på skøyting og ble en veldig god skøyteløper.En: He continued to practice skating and became a very good skater.Nb: Han lærte at hvis han jobbet hardt og ikke ga opp, kunne han klare alt han satte seg for.En: He learned that if he worked hard and didn't give up, he could accomplish anything he set his mind to.Nb: Og det var en veldig viktig lærepenge for ham.En: And that was a very important lesson for him. Vocabulary Words:Lars: LarsFrogner Stadium: Frogner stadionSkating: SkøytingIce: IsGood: GodSkater: SkøyteløperFree: FriPeople: MenneskerWatching: Så påLost: MistetBalance: BalansenFell: FaltLaughed: LoPictures: BilderFriend: VennBorn: FødtSkates: SkøyterFeet: FøtteneEmbarrassed: FlauAngry: SintCrying: GråteHome: HjemComfort: TrøsteTough: TøffBring: FåDown: NedGive up: Gi oppPractice: ØveAfter: EtterSchool: SkolenCompetition: KonkurranseNervous: NervøsFight on: Kjempe videreSurprised: OverrasketWon: VantBelieve: TroProud: StoltMistakes: FeilContinued: FortsatteHard: HardtSet his mind to: Satte seg som mål.

This episode is about vision and how it relates to entrepreneurs and leaders. It is for people who need an adjustment on their vision or who feel discouraged due to a lack of vision. Tony Taylor explains that when he first started out, he was pitched new ideas all the time, but never actually listened to them because he knew he needed to have singular vision when it came to staring his business. Vision is important when it comes to making decisions and staying on track scaling and growing a business. Leaders must be able to see the big picture, anticipate potential problems, and make sure that the team is all on the same page. It is also important to have an open mind and be willing to adjust the vision as needed. Ultimately, having a strong vision can make all the difference in the success of a business. Tony talks about his vision of inspiring and motivating others to not give up on their dreams. He explains that he knows this because he has given up on many things in his life, such as boxing, school, and many other endeavors. He wants to help others not feel the same bad feelings he did when he quit, and to find their passion and joy. He encourages listeners to find their vision and not give up on it. Timestamps 0:00:00 Heading: Vision and Direction for Entrepreneurs and Leaders 0:01:50 Topic: The Power of Vision and Self-Discovery 0:06:56 Motivating Others to Find Their Passion and Joy: A Conversation with Tony Highlights Wow. So that person wants to give other people a sense of decency, a sense of support because they believe that everybody should have access to clean water, and food. And that's Tony's vision, Tony's mission, and everything else that comes after that, if done properly would truly align with not only who he is as a person at the moment, but who he's daring himself to be. Ask yourself why.. For me, I always loved, loved, loved on people. And I've always been passionate, sometimes more passionate about other people's lives than I was about my own life. I believed in other people, sometimes more than I believed in myself, and I just championed them, and that was my deal. But when I went on my journey of self-discovery and I started asking myself these questions, these why questions, that's exactly what I came up with, was, I love to serve people so that they can fulfill their life's mission so that they can fulfill their goals or the goal that they have in life. The leaders that make a difference are the leaders that had a vision. A vision. Tony wants to ask you, and you could write this down if you're driving, don't write it down. Just remember to write it down. Write it down, scribe it in your mental, in your mind, but write down the thing that you envision, the thing that you want to come to fruition, the thing that you're willing to work hard for, the thing that you truly desire. But unless you need some ideas or you don't have any ideas, then yeah, go and talk to the person with a million of them. They'll give you one idea and you'll be able to 1000 ideas. You'll be able to pick one and really hone in on that one. Tony is talking about vision. Vision is seeing the things that cannot be seen, seeing the things that aren't there. And that's what makes the difference between a leader in an organization, and a leader of some of these different countries. If you found this episode on the importance of vision and leadership inspiring and informative, we encourage you to subscribe to our channel so you can stay up to date with all of our latest episodes. And if you know someone who could benefit from hearing this message, please share it with them. Together, we can empower more entrepreneurs and leaders to develop a strong vision and make a difference in their businesses and communities.

Are you greedy? Please take a second and think about it. Genuinely ask yourself if you are greedy. Let's be clear, greed is an intense selfish desire for something. What is your heart yearning for? What do you believe if you had your life would be better? It's easy to say, "NO, I am not greedy."  Yet, greed is a sneaky little jerk lurking in the dark depths of our desires and motivators. It's also easy to say you're not greedy because who wants to be greedy? But when you admit to yourself that you are motivated by greed, you can shift your thinking, and this is when freedom & peace can enter your mind! I will tell you from personal experience that when you humble yourself and examine where greed may be motivating you, you begin to show up differently. Even more remarkable is when you identify where greed motivates you, surrender those selfish desires to God and humble yourself, breakthroughs start to happen!Listen to this episode now to learn if greed is hindering your professional growth and what you can do to get rid of this nasty little thing! Please comment if you like it! 

Podcast - BuzzsproutWelcome back to The Full Time Artist Podcast!This week we are talking all about the importance of prioritising your creative practice and why that is SO important for your success! PLUS! Mentoring with Nic doors are now OPEN for the March 2023 round! Sign up now to gain access to the modules early!Check out all the details here;  https://www.niceverist.com/mentoringwithnic2022And if you want to keep the conversation going make sure to join as at The Full Time Artist Facebook Group or over at @nic_everist_mentoringwww.facebook.com/groups/thefulltimeartist/https://www.instagram.com/nic_everist_mentoring/

This episode discusses how to help success come to you easier. I go in depth about putting yourself in situations to be lucky, fear of failure, and how important it is to find more successful people in your circle. 5 books to change your life in 2022- Blog PostWant to support this podcast? Please buy me a cup of coffee

Memorable convo in sales teams interactions with buyers will help you stand out! I'm giving some real advice for real talk not scripted sounding convo! Simple strategies yet many competitors are just not keeping up with high earners like you ;)! Come on!!! Hustlers - be memorable in all that you do! Sponsored by LotLinx.com. jennifer@edealersolution.com | edealersolutions.com | 800-625-1590 | jennifer@edealersolution.com

In this episode of Safe Space, Jonathan Hung talks about the importance of developing and finding one's brand as the NxtGen of a successful manufacturing family business.     "Knowing what you stand for'' is key to one's success, shared Jonathan. It is important to find one's identity and be passionate in what you do.    Many NxtGen feel lost and are without their own identity within the overarching family business and at times in the shadows of larger than life founders.     Jonathan shares his journey from starting in the family business to now running the investments for the family and others.  

Steven Abbate established Lenses Only in 2015 as a Connecticut eyewear retailer based on the following three key principles: Consumers who like their existing frames should be able to get high quality replacement lenses, regardless of the style or manufacturer of their frame High quality lenses and frames can be available to consumers for less cost than available at other retailers Consumers want excellent service, a wide selection of top designer frames and choice in how they buy – in person, over the phone, and online Today's episode is sponsored by Ron Thurston Ron is a seasoned retail executive who started his career on the frontlines, he's the author of Retail Pride and the founder of Take Pride Today and a former guest on the podcast. If you're tired of a station that doesn't speak to your needs and you're interested in learning more about the BTW Podcast visit RUNUTAINMENT. BTW Podcast is listener-supported, I started a Ko-fi page to allow small businesses and entrepreneurs to sponsor an episode. BTW Podcast now has a Patreon page. BTW Podcast is listener-supported. The launching of my Ko-fi and Patreon page is me embracing my talents, this is me walking in my purpose, this is me taking the leap, acknowledging that what I'm doing is providing a valuable service for the audience, the guest and sponsors. BTW Podcast is a business. You can visit Derek Oxley to stay up today on current happenings with BTW Podcast, sign up for the Newsletter, check out the blog or order merchandise. I took the leap 4 years ago to drive for Uber/Lyft Full-time, so I could have the flexibility to devote to building BTW Podcast. Like everyone BTW Podcast was impacted with the pandemic. Ko-fi is platform that will allow entrepreneurs/business owners to sponsor an episode PRE, MID or POST roll, it also allows you to buy me a cup of coffee. Patreon will allow listeners to show their support for the podcast on a monthly basis, Patreon supporters of the show will gain access to behind the scenes material, early access to merchandise, bonus episodes, and access to UINC, TIPS and RUNUTAINMENT articles. Thanks for accompanying my on this ride. Leave a voicemail on Anchor to let us know how we're doing and receive a shout out in a future episode or you can now visit my brand spanking new BTW Podcast website in lower righthand corner there's a microphone simply click that and record a message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/derek-oxley/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derek-oxley/support

In this energetic and uplifting episode, LuAnn Buechler talks about the Passion Test™ (It's NOT a test at all!) and how it helps you discover those things that matter most to you. Discovering what makes your heart beat is the beginning of living a passionate purpose-filled life.LuAnn is also offering a free 30 minute consultation to all of our listeners.  Simply click on this link to schedule your FREE 30 minute consultation – to help you learn more about finding your passion! 

People always assume that the path to success is difficult. That it is something that is hidden and only reveals itself to a chosen few. That is so wrong. The path to success is a very common path. People just need to be willing to take it. Join your host Rodney Flowers and his guest John Lee Dumas to discover the roadmap to Financial Freedom. John is the founder and host of the award-winning podcast, Entrepreneurs On Fire. He generates over a million listens every month and 7-figures of NET annual revenue 8-years in a row. He was able to do that because he found his niche. Listen in to learn more about his book, The Common Path to Uncommon Success, and find your big idea today.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! http://rodneyflowers.com/

We're sitting down with one of my business mentors, Chase Chewning, for today's episode. Chase is a fellow podcaster and wellness expert, my podcast coach, and an all-around great friend who is quite literally a wealth of knowledge when it comes to the latest health topics, products, and trends in the space. His podcast, Ever Forward Radio, has over 1.5 million downloads and counting, and as he's nearing the 500- episode-mark, you can imagine he's become a lifelong learner of the nutrition and fitness industry. After connecting with Chase through a mutual friend last fall, he gave me the structure and final push I needed to officially hit 'Record' and bring the FYX podcast concept to life through his podcast coaching biz, Operation Podcast. The power of having a team to both support your goals and grow your network developed as the main theme of this conversation--that comes as no surprise considering he's played that exact role in my life over the past year. Living a life of wellness has always been a part of Chase's story, beginning with eating fresh food from his grandparents' garden throughout childhood, playing baseball throughout school and enjoying time in the mountains surrounding his family's southwest VA home. After six years of active duty, Chase was medically discharged from the military due a string of injuries that ultimately required him to have bilateral reconstructive hip surgeries. After learning how to walk again, twice, exercise as medicine and healthy lifestyle modifications became his passion. Fill your coffee cup, sip away, and get your FYX of Coach Krysta and her guests on The FYX podcast. Connect with Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning. And if you already enjoy all things FYX content, hurry up and subscribe to his podcast, Ever Forward Radio. Can't get enough of your FYX? Lynk up with Krysta on all of her social channels: @thekrystahuber @thefyx.officialpod @fyxstudios Visit Krysta's website for more information on her nutrition coaching formula, The Fitness FYX: www.thefitnessfyx.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thekrystahuber/message

This is a mash up episode with some of the best segments of 2020 that I wanted to share with all of you preparing to step into 2021. I decided to bring in a few friends such as Charlie Rocket, Mario Armstrong & Elena Cardone to help you Manifest Success, Find Your Passion & Manage Your Mental Health. I understand 2020 was a hard year for many of us and I want to make sure we are ready to take on 2021 and beyond. FOLLOW D'ANDRE HERE: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dandre_evans/ LEARN HOW TO START YOUR OWN PODCAST: https://www.levelupdaily.com/links NEED A WEBSITE? GET STARTED WITH US TODAY: www.levelupdaily.com LISTEN TO THESE EPISODES: CHARLIE ROCKET: ‎LevelUpDaily: EP: 109 Charlie Rocket - How To Manifest Your Dreams To Reality on Apple Podcasts MARIO ARMSTRONG: ‎LevelUpDaily: EP: 113 Wake Up and Level Up - Mario Armstrong: Overcoming Eviction to Emmy Award Winner on Apple Podcasts ELENA CARDONE: ‎LevelUpDaily: EP: 111 The Elena Cardone Podcast - How To Build An Empire During A Crisis on Apple Podcasts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/levelupdaily/message

Your voice matters! Step into the light, find your voice, stand up, be heard and own your stage. Helping clients do exactly this is founder of FIND Your Edge, Gavin Masumiya's greatest passion and he lights up in this interview with his playful smile as he draws us in and shares how he guides clients to find their voice by attaining a Flow-State. Sincere, authentic, enthusiastic, deep and loving, Gavin turns his thought leadership in this arena and generous “heartwork” loose on us and gives us a glimpse of his unique healing methodology, the five building blocks to using our voice as a powerful instrument to success and the three phases of that all-important flow-state. An entirely delicious human being, he inspires us to put our self-consciousness aside, embrace methodologies to unleash the power within, get messy, play the Metaphor Game, scat that energy to restore balance, all while using our voice as our personal superpower to transform how we think and feel about ourselves and the world around us, and how we are perceived as we turn our barriers and breakdowns into success breakthroughs. Key Themes Two “ignite moments” Future shaped by being held back at school Lessons from working with kids with autism Turning pain into purpose Five building blocks of voice Phases of Flow Using voice to create the Flow State Practical ways to find your voice It's not about the words Getting messy Take back our human You're enough, your voice is worthy of being heard Connect with Gavin LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gavinmasumiya/ Website: www.GavinMasumiya.com IG: www.instagram.com/GavinMasumiya YouTube: http://bit.ly/2Jz2mWB Connect with Carmen Wilde (Creator & Host BwB TV) !! SUBSCRIBE at https://bwbtv.net to be notified of new episodes via email & never miss a solution / strategy that could support you in achieving the success you dream of! Email: team@bwbtv.net LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carmenwilde/ BwB TV website: https://www.businesswithoutbarriers.tv I'd love to hear your suggestions, feedback about what's working, what we can improve. To Your Wildest Success! Carmen --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/businesswithoutbarriers/message

So it's been a hot minute since I've done a motivational minute. This particular message came to me through a meditation. Someone is listening to this show and you feel physically sick, overwhelmed and like a failure. Your mind, body and soul are screaming at you for permission to roam freely. Instead of listening, you are trying to force yourself to believe that there's something wrong with you for wanting more /// Allow me to be the first to tell you: you are not alone and there is nothing wrong with you. Your life has so much resistance because it's not meant to fit. But your environment is trying to tell you otherwise. /// It's a funny thing, realizing that you don't the mold you're in now but not knowing where you're meat to be. It can make you think that the problem is you. It's not. It's your environment and your programming. /// If you're ready to take back control of your life, I'll be posting daily content for the next few weeks in my four pillars of becoming a leader in your personal and professional life: self awareness, self control, self trust and self confidence. /// Stay updated on new content: https://neshavfrazier.ck.page/2b07d654a4 /// Get my free Success Mindset email course: https://neshavfrazier.kartra.com/page/Success /// Find me on IG or Linkedin @neshavfrazier

Everyone has a BILLION dollar idea, but how do you capitalize on it? Hear the story of Saurabh Suri on how knowing your bliss leads to value creation and successful business ventures. Our Guest Saurabh Suri is the Managing Partner and. He has over 15 years of experience in the technology industry, and mo st ... Read more The post Want Success? Find Your Bliss.. Changing the Story with Saurabh Suri, CerraCap Ventures CIO appeared first on Changing the Story.

In today's interview, you'll hear from a young investor who started in real estate investing about 2 years ago and has been charging at this newfound venture, horns down and not stopping. He's dabbled in many different niches but is primarily a cash flow investor whose been churning out mobile homes for a tenant-free passive income every month. REI is only day job right now and you'll discover some of the ways that he's finding deals, how he got started, and tips for any new investors (and for experienced investors when they need to get their mind-set right). Even if mobile homes aren't the niche that you see yourself gravitating toward, Omar's story can give you a lot of good general information as well. Listen to the episode to hear how Omar got started, what his good deals and his bad deals look like, and what his advice is for new investors. Topics Discussed in This Episode: Omar's Secrets to quick Success - Find out what you might be missing and how to fix itHow to buy houses with very little money – even as a brand-new investorFree leads from referrals - How to be a referral-magnet and create long-lasting relationshipsHow Omar bought his own house he lives in by only making payments to the seller – called Owner Finance and how to do it What Omar's best deal was likeAn example of a bad deal that Omar has dealt withHow to find mobile home deals What Omar's day-to-day is likeHow to solve the “Money “problems” that many new investors have. How Omar chooses neighborhoodsOmar's tips for brand new investorsOmar's metrics for whether a deal works for him or notWhat Omar's ROI looks like per yearAnd much more… Quotes From the Show “I was just ready for a change. I just not want to be the same person that I used to be anymore.” “Attending the real estate meetings, but also believing in myself. I think I've always believed in myself.” “I'm not really actively looking for mobile homes now. What I really want to look for are regular houses now.”

Favorite quotes of the episode: “I checked all the boxes, so what happens when all of your dreams do come true? What are those next step dreams?” “Pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional.” “Find peace amongst the chaos.” Episode Overview I kicked off 2019 with a promise to discuss big issues, big ideas and provide real-world actionable solutions that we can all implement in our daily lives as busy professionals. In this episode, I talk with Dr. Jeni Waeltz. She is a veterinarian, and a certified compassion fatigue professional on her way to becoming a certified professional coach, and most excitingly an entrepreneur.   She works as a life and leadership coach focusing on accomplished professionals, leaders, and business owners who are struggling with the ability to be and do it all.  These podcasts are meant to start a meaningful conversation so if you would like to see additional guests share another viewpoint around any of these topics please send an email to angela@pawsconsulting.com with your comments and suggestions for future podcast guests and topics.  I absolutely cannot wait to hear from you and look forward to your insights and thoughtful comments.  I will cite all articles referenced in this podcast in our show notes so you don’t have to stop what you are doing to scramble to find a pen and paper.  So with that, let’s jump right in.  TOPICS We discuss her unique career path, how to protect our energy, generate positive energy, and release the negative energy (stressors). The importance of learning to release judgment and come from a place of peace, love, and abundance. We also discuss energy leadership, and the importance of and the 5 steps to creating a stress resiliency plan. 5 Questions Segment Q1. We know that the most successful and happy people have a morning routine, what do you do each morning or evening that sets your day up for success? I’m an early riser. I leave my cell phone downstairs and don’t use an alarm clock, so I’m not checking my phone first thing in the morning. Q2. What's your definition of Success? Find what fills you up with joy and going out there and daring big. Q3. What's your definition of Happiness? For me, it’s about finding contentment in just being. Q4. What do you know now that you wish you would have known 10 years ago? That the hardships or failures you are experiencing are happening for you and not to you. Q5. What do you think is the biggest issue facing busy professionals today? The ability to stop and be fully present. RESOURCES Miracle Morning, Hal Elrod Connect with Jeni @drjeniwaeltz or www.drjeniwaeltz.com Get the Learn to Dream Workbook here: https://www.drjeniwaeltz.com/turn-your-dreams-into-reality-workbook   Join the Busy Professionals Who Thrive Tribe on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/busyprofessionalswhothrivetribe Angela's favorite books will be raffled off to those who leave a review! Angela will raffle off, 1 book each week for every 5 new podcast reviews. After you've submitted your review, send an email to angela@pawsconsulting.com, include where you left your review, and the username you left the review under so we can read your review on a special podcast episode and communicate with you to ship out books to our winners! Join our email list at https://www.pawsconsulting.com/shownotes Sign up for a free High Performance Strategy Session at https://www.pawsconsulting.com/podcast  Connect with Angela at www.pawsconsulting.com or on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram @DemareeDVM. How to leave a review on iTunes: Go to https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-stethoscope/id1354281411 or open iTunes. Click 'View in iTunes' (or maybe you are already there)                   Click 'Subscribe' Then Click 'Ratings and Reviews' Then Click 'Write a Review'

Title: Keep Your Stone As Good As New Summary: Mike Brady, of Brady Seal Stone and Grout Sealing Service, discusses how to keep your stone, your grout, and your countertops looking the way you got them! Guest: Mike Brady, President Brady Seal Stone and Grout Sealing ServiceWebsite: http://bradyseal.com/Phone: (408) 979-95353 Points for Success: Find a good tile installer. You need to have a good base start with.Get education of what material you should be using in which location. There’s specifc materials that I would recommend using in a bathroom that I wouldn’t put in the kitchen and vice versa.Seal the grout and the sensitive materials. Make sure its protected because that’s going to give you the longevity of your kitchen.

Title: Keep Your Stone As Good As New Summary: Mike Brady, of Brady Seal Stone and Grout Sealing Service, discusses how to keep your stone, your grout, and your countertops looking the way you got them! Guest: Mike Brady, President Brady Seal Stone and Grout Sealing ServiceWebsite: http://bradyseal.com/Phone: (408) 979-95353 Points for Success: Find a good tile installer. You need to have a good base start with.Get education of what material you should be using in which location. There’s specifc materials that I would recommend using in a bathroom that I wouldn’t put in the kitchen and vice versa.Seal the grout and the sensitive materials. Make sure its protected because that’s going to give you the longevity of your kitchen.

IF YOU WANT TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS, FIND OUT THE PRICE AND PAY IT...   On today's episode, we are joined by none other than the creator of one of the world's most famous cartoons (Dilbert), Scott Adams.    Scott is bringing his interesting perspective of being a corporate worker while launching his passion project, a business owner, and more.    Huge shout out to our partner over at Acadium, which is providing remote marketing interns to any and all who need help with their projects. Check them out here:      To connect with Scott, check him out here: Twitter - https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/scottadams925/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/realcoffeewithscottadams https://www.scottadamssays.com/   Find Me On Social: Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/matt_lebris/ Twitter -  https://twitter.com/Matt_LeBris LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/mlebrisnyc/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheMattLeBris/ www.mattlebris.com   Rate, Subscribe and Share!

New program coming your way - Motivation Monday Game Plan - this week I'm looking at Industriousness. This comes right off of Coach John Wooden's Pyramid of Success - Find it here: http://www.coachwooden.com/files/PyramidThinkingSuccess.jpg Look for this coming out every Monday and for the first few, I'll be looking at the Pyramid of Success. I look to have this show be under 5 minutes. I'm looking to get your week (and mine too) off to a positive and motivating start. I hope you like it and as always, I'll take any feedback you want to leave me. Thanks for listening. Please take a few moments to subscribe & share this with someone, also leave a 5 Star rating on ITunes or other services where you find this show. Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ on Twitter: @coachtosuccess and on Instagram at: @coachjohndaly You can also head on over to https://www.coachtoexpectsuccess.com/ and get in touch with me there on my homepage along with checking out my Top Book list too. Other things there on my site are being worked on – especially my blog page where I am back to blogging now

Ilan Missulawin Show notes Ilan Missulawin is the co-founder of ClickCease, the leading click fraud protection software used by thousands of advertisers. His background in marketing is diverse, from marketing campaigns for global retail companies to startup marketing. He lives in Tel Aviv with his wife and two children. Most passionate about  I’m a co-founder of ClickCease, which provides protection from click fraud to advertisers that use Google search. At least 20% of the clicks that a Google advertiser gets will not convert. In the beginning, I was on the phone all day, speaking to companies that were already aware of, and concerned about, click fraud. Then we started to advertise, especially through Google search, attracting these people to our site. The breakthrough happened about a year after the launch, when we started to use chat software called Intercom. It supported people whom we brought to the website, answering their questions and helping to convert them into sales. The next stage was to start building an awareness of potential customers. Then we started using the chat software in the online store. Next, we discovered the power of conferences in terms of meeting with advertising agencies that give services to SMBs. Ilan’s customers The majority of our customers are SMBs (small-medium businesses) like plumbers, e-commerce stores, lawyers, dentists, or any service that needs to advertise on Google in order to be found. They will suffer negative consequences if someone clicks several times to harm their campaign and waste their money. We also have another kind of customer: enterprises that are very well-known brand names. With them, it’s more about bot fraud. Ilan’s best advice about approaching customers I learned these three stages from Keith Cunningham, a businessman from Austin, whom I had the pleasure of meeting in Denmark recently: Keith Cunningham’s Formula for Success: Find out what they want. Go and get it. Give it to them. If I need to give more specific advice, I would say persistence. Visualize this: Underground are two tunnels and at the bottom of each tunnel is a big diamond. One group will dig, dig, dig and then, two digs away, will give up and leave. In the second tunnel is another group of people who will dig, dig, dig and, at exactly the same point as the other group, two digs away, will continue to dig. My last bit of advice is about big changes. Many people and influencers believe in BIG changes. Tony Robbins, whom I love listening to, talks about massive action. However, I believe that habits are what, at the end of the day, result in massive action. Persistently changing one percentage here and one percentage there, and one percentage in a third place, will bring about major changes. Biggest failure with a customer I think that if you aren’t in the right place to help a customer, they won’t be there for you. There was a customer who was on our site chat all the time. But, really, he was asking tons of questions and he wasn’t even a customer yet. We kind of dismissed the guy because he was on the chat all the time. We didn’t know that he represented a very well-known brand name. We thought, you know, Mr. X comes to us all the time only to ask questions. Like the guy who comes in every day to the car miller but never buys a car. We lost the customer. We didn’t realize that the reason he was asking these endless questions, which nobody else ever asked, was because he was from an enterprise and he had to show his boss that he had done everything he could to ensure that he made the right decision. It was a very important lesson. But mistakes happen all the time. I think that is inevitable and is always going to happen. The question is, what processes do you have in place that will enable you to fix it as soon as you can? That’s the difference between a company that is trying and those that aren’t....

Welcome to Episode 18 and get yourself ready for a Cynspirational uplift!  Today we are talking about embracing your power and making your vision a reality by harnessing and building the courage within.  The question is, how bad do you want the life you want?   You Can’t Make An Omelette Without Breaking Eggs. All […]

So much becomes possible for your life—and your business—when you bring your truest essence to the game. In this episode, Tali talks to transformational coach Lois Barth (www.loisbarth.com) and author of The Courage To Sparkle who says, “We are gems that just need to be polished so we can reflect the light of who we already are.” Lois guides us through a process for reconnecting to that light, so we can be free to share our gifts in the world. Email her for the accompanying worksheet at lois@loisbarth.com.

Joi Gordon is the CEO of Dress for Success. That’s the nonprofit that provides low-income women clothing and career counseling to help them succeed in their careers. But she didn’t start there. Joi got her start as a lawyer and volunteered at Dress for Success on the side. Not long after that, she switched over full time. And she’s spent the last 20 years growing the nonprofit from one storefront in NYC … to a global entity. On the Couch, she talks to us about why she gave up her law career (6:00), what she looks for when hiring full-time employees (10:50), and the key to convincing people to get on your side (14:25).  PS: This week, we’re getting our focus on with Oprah’s new book, “The Path Made Clear.” Get it here. 

Episode 17 – Influencing with Developed Emotional Intelligence What is Emotional Intelligence? The capacity to be aware of, control, and express one's emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically.   5 Emotional Intelligence Competencies with Solutions to Success Self-Awareness/Reflection – Understanding yourself by knowing your emotional Strengths and Weaknesses. This is also knowing how others perceive us as being know how your mood directs thoughts and decisions.  Solution to Success: Journal and if you are unsure what to write then use prompts. Also, you can slow down to grab your composure (Take just a few minutes to think). Be introspective in nature and seek honest feedback from those you trust. Become an internal change agent driven to improve weaknesses and strengths. Be honest with yourself and check your ego.   Self-Regulation/Discipline – Taking control of your emotions when faced with challenge or stress. Think about decisions and outcomes. Be reserved in language toward others. Holding to your personal values. Do not become a slave to your emotions.  Solution to Success: Build your own values-based code of conduct. Take ownership no matter the outcome but be sure to praise others when it is good. When faced with giving an emotional response use 15-30 seconds of deep breathing to gain control. Develop 3 different courses of action to allow yourself to think in different directions.   Motivation/Purpose – It is important to know why you are doing what you are doing and have a positive mindset of success. Knowing your why in anything you do has to be your center of focus. If you are unsure of your why then your motivation will drain quickly.  Solution to Success: Find your why, which can be done using the lessons of Simon Sinek. Once you know your why, measure your motivation level (low, medium, high). Set achievable goals to elevate confidence and a positive environment. We will be faced with times of despair or problems so a bridge to overcome is using resilience (Hunt the Good stuff is great for this). We have to remind ourselves; Attitude is everything and to think long term.   Empathy – Put yourself in other people’s shoes to help understand their emotional state. This will help you understand the wants, needs, and correlated viewpoints of each. Empathy will allow you to react in a worthy manner according to other people's emotions. A highly useful reaction for you is being calm to help the others be calm.  Solution to Success: Put yourself in other's shoes by going through a thought process of you being the one going through the emotion due to a circumstance. Good or bad visualize yourself going through the same instance. Train yourself to be observant of body language, but also be aware that your body language could be what they are mimicking. Once you notice another’s feelings then respond to them and attempt to create a positive situation if need be.   Social Skills – Having the ability to communicate with others no matter the circumstance or situation. Being a team player who creates an atmosphere or environment of positive movement forward to success. Social Skills open the doors of success for others through positive affirmation and motivation. The foundation of this is relationship building.  Solutions to Success: Learn about conflict resolution and how to direct the conflict when faced with it. Improve communication verbally and nonverbally by engaging in meaningful conversation and by paying attention to your body language. You should strive to have the tough conversations as much as the easy ones. Praise of others is key to building relationships.     Books talked about in this episode: Emotional Intelligence – https://amzn.to/2JPg9Z9 Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff…and it’s all small stuff – https://amzn.to/2FHikIZ The First Time Manager – https://amzn.to/2WyTSAw Start with Why – https://amzn.to/2OEZt5G Find Your Why – https://amzn.to/2FMANFe Extreme Ownership – https://amzn.to/2FCiuBy The Way of The Seal – https://amzn.to/2K6SPXl The Three Meter Zone – https://amzn.to/2Wx554t 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace – https://amzn.to/2Wx58gF Leading With Honor - https://amzn.to/2Up10BW   You can see more about the Instinctive Influencers at: Our website Link – instinctiveinfluencers.com Our Facebook Link - https://www.facebook.com/101influence/ Our Instagram Link - https://www.instagram.com/instinctiveinfluencers/ Our Twitter Link - https://twitter.com/101Influence   Be sure to Subscribe, Rate, and Review on our show on the Facebook Page and Apple Podcast. This is how we will continue to create, broaden, and amplify content for all to learn from and grow.   Intro & Outro Music: Cosmic Storm by A Himitsu: https://soundcloud.com/a-himitsu Creative Commons – Attribution 3.0 Unported – CC By 3.0:        http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Music promoted by Audio Library: https://youtu.be/U4wXUdhNxZk

My guest is Brian Scudamore. Brian is the founder of 1-800-GOT-JUNK. Brian and his team have grown 1-800-GOT-JUNK into the world's largest junk removal service. Not only that, they scaled that bad boy and started three more home service brands. He's got his eye on $ 1 billion. He's living the DREAM THINK DO life… so let's get to this! Listen To The Podcast: Resources: Brian's Book: WTF?! (Willing to Fail): How Failure Can Be Your Key to Success Find out more about Brian: Click here Interview: Brian Scudamore: Thanks for having me, Mitch. Mitch Matthews: Let's talk about how this got started. Brian Scudamore: There I was looking for a way to pay for college. But my college education took a back seat when I realized I was making more money and having more fun and learning way more about a business by building a business versus studying in school. So, I had a conversation with my dad, who's a liver transplant surgeon. Three years into my degree in college. I said, “Dad, I got some awesome news for ya. I said I'm quitting school and…” Mitch Matthews: Get ready, dad. Brian Scudamore: He says, “how is that good news?” I gonna learn so much more about business running one, instead of studying from textbooks, from professors that have never started a business in their life. While my dad did not get the good news train, 10 years later he sat down. He said, yeah, Brian you did the right thing. Mitch Matthews: Good, good call. But obviously this willing to fail was something you were willing to do early on. Would you say that ... At what point would you say this started to set in that being willing to fail was key. Brian Scudamore: I think I've always been a bit of a risk-taker as an entrepreneur. I grew up with grandparents who had a small business. Now they ... It was an army surplus store in San Francisco. I used to work there every summer and Christmas vacation. I don't think they took a lot of risks. But I enjoyed the game of business and was fired to take that entrepreneurial leap. Maybe it was just a part of my DNA. I don't know. But I found myself whenever I was starting a business, I didn't mind putting myself out there and making some mistakes. It just felt like the fastest and easiest way to learn. Brian Scudamore: Five years into my business, to the half a million in revenue, I felt good about what I was building. But not good about the people on board. That old phrase of one bad apple spoils the whole bunch. I probably had ... Nine of my 11 employees were bad apples. It was a leadership moment for me to get rid of the entire crew. I brought all 11 in and I said, sorry guys I've let you down as your leader. I have not given you the love and support or found the right people and fired everyone to only start again. But to take that leadership lesson of, okay I failed here. This hurts. I've gotten rid of my entire company. Yet starting again there was that valuable lesson and it got better. Mitch Matthews: Not bad. Well, That's ... I love that story in the book. That took some guts. As I'm sitting there, here you had to be thinking, oh gosh this is rough. This is embarrassing. Also, you had to look down the barrel of running the business solo for a while, too until bringing on the right people. But, that's the kind of thing where that took guts at the time where you needed it, right? 'Cause you could have just kind of tried to maintain it with status quo. I'm guessing you would have been a completely different place today. Brian Scudamore: Yeah. We learned or I learned that day 'cause it was just me, that building a company is all about finding the right people and treating them right. The company would not be what it is today. Today will ... This year we'll do $440 million in revenue. There's no way we would have come anywhere close to that hadn't we found this important mantra of finding the right people. For someone like ourselves heavily branded in everything we do,

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This week, we hear from Arlene Dickinson about her journey as an entrepreneur and investor.  We chat with Amrita Mishra about what it means to be an audible minority. And we find out about how the Macewan Social Innovation Institute is using the Vital Signs report to inspire social initiatives. Links: Fill out our Listener Survey. Get your tickets for Arlene Dickinson's talk Lessons from the Den: The Journey to Success Find out more about the Edmonton Public Library Forward Thinking Speaker Series. Read the 2017 Vital Signs Report and this year's Vital Topics. Don't miss the Community Innovation Challenge. Check […]

Structure Your Online Business Idea for Maximum Profit In this episode, my guest Rohan Gilkes, explains the process he has used to create and grow several profitable internet companies.  His model for identifying opportunities, testing them, and scaling an online business is proven across multiple industries, and it can work for you as well.  Have your pen and notepad ready! Key Tips for Success Find an industry where people are already making millions Add a thin layer of technology Create a better customer experience Manage Risk as much as possible Time & Money are the Entrepreneurs most precious resources...be as conservative as possible with both People don't buy from you unless they trust you 95% of success as an entrepreneur is your mindset Be the type of person who just starts driving and solves problems along the way 4 Steps to Qualify a Business Opportunity Is this something people are already spending money on? Are there people already making millions in this market? Can I get started by investing only 2-3 months salary? Is there a path to have my first paying customer in 30-60 days? Build a Beautiful Landing Page Not a "coming soon" page Looks like the finished product Looks like you already have customers Looks "lived in" Makes potential suppliers & customers feel comfortable Social Media Marketing Tips Instagram is great for highly visual products Facebook & Facebook Groups are great for products that require engagement Twitter is excellent for reaching new, somewhat qualified customers Look at what's trending for the day Find something that speaks to your product or service Use Twitter Advanced Search to target specific segments Join the conversation around trending topics 80% organic posts, no advertising 20% posts mentioning your product or service Again, people don't buy from you unless they trust you Rohan's Online Business Portfolio http://www.rohangilkes.com/ - Peek over my shoulder as I share everything on my journey to $1,000,000 in monthly revenue. https://innclusive.com/ - BE YOURSELF. Rent welcoming & affordable places from amazing hosts in 130+ countries. https://www.launch27.com/ - Launch27 was built to help Maids in Black grow. It now runs the business operations of hundreds of companies and is responsible for a number of millionaires. http://groovelearning.com/ - We wanted to share our success so we built GrooveLearning...a Facebook group of business owners dedicated to growing their businesses. http://www.maidsinblack.com/ - Maid and cleaning service in DC MD VA. Select the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, see your price, and schedule maid service in 60 seconds! https://wetshaveclub.com - THE WAY WET SHAVING SHOULD BE. Sign up today to get awesome shaving products for less than a dollar a day. http://overthinkacademy.com/ - OverThink Academy Is Creating A Global Learning Experience That Delivers Training in Business, Wellness, And Life. Get access to a growing vault of courses, exclusive events, and international adventures. Resources & Recommendations https://conversionxl.com/ - Optimization through research and experimentation guarantees growth.  CXL is the leading source for optimization, growth and digital analytics expertise. https://buyblackpodcast.com/podcast/004-three-things-need-start-business/ - Don't Fall Into Paralysis by Analysis. There are Only Three Things You NEED To Start a Business https://buyblackpodcast.com/podcast/solo/fifteen-businesses-you-can-start-any-time-or-place/ - In this episode, you’ll find 15 ideas for businesses that you can start at any time or place with minimal resources, without leasing facilities or office space. https://buyblackpodcast.com/state-business-registration-portals/ - Business Filing Resources By State. Find the instructions, forms, and online filing portals for YOUR State. Connect with Rohan: Email: rohan@innclusive.com  Twitter: https://twitter.com/rohangilkes Groove Learning FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/groovelearning/  Overthink Academy FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/OverThinkAcademy/ Connect with Me: gerald@buyblackpodcast.com Download the Buy Black Podcast App https://buyblackpodcast.com/app Join the Buy Black Podcast Community Facebook Group https://facebook.com/groups/buyblackpodcastcommunity Follow me on Twitter… https://twitter.com/buyblackpodcast …and Instagram. https://instagram.com/buyblackpodcast

In this episode of the Box N Life podcast, it's all about helping people get their shit together! Tony sits down with Craig Ballantyne, a Productivity & Success Transformation Coach. He is the author of The Perfect Day Formula: How to Own the Day and Control Your Life. In this episode you will learn about the curse of the ambitious person. What does a typical morning look like for Craig and what is the Perfect Day formula? What are the 5 Pillars of Success? Find out actionable steps you can take to own your Champion Mindset. Make sure to have your notepad ready as Craig drops some real knowledge on you! Please check out the show notes for links/products mentioned in this podcast. **Add show notes link here** Please make sure to share this episode to all your family and friends, if they need a burst of motivation. Please leave a 5 star review on iTunes to help spread the word and your love of this podcast! Helping people get their shit together (1:19) Curse of the ambitious person (2:56) What does his morning routine look like? (3:46) Identify your “magic” time Eat that frog! Eliminate distractions Perfect Day Formula – his new book (7:06) How can you turn one thing into 10 things? (10:12) 5 Pillars of Success (12:25) Accountability is key Who holds him accountable? (18:03) “People forget what you said, people forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel” Leave every person you interact with a better person Growth mindset (21:50) What’s next? (23:08) Clearing the clutter out of your head (24:08) How can you create better financial abundance (27:00) Champion mindset (28:50) Tips for trainers (31:00) Be a good listener and ask the right questions Self-reflection and introspection (32:30) Win and learn Teacher always learns more than the student Featured Craig Ballantyne (website) – https://www.craigballantyne.com/ Early To Rise - Health, Wealth and a Life Well Lived – https://www.earlytorise.com/ Craig Ballantyne (@craigballantyne) · Twitter Craig Ballantyne (@realcraigballantyne) • Instagram Email - craig@godfather.com Resources The Perfect Day Formula: How to Own the Day And Control Your Life - Craig Ballantyne (book) - https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=12&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiOqOmG1rbXAhWDr1QKHSzkCUUQFghbMAs&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FPerfect-Day-Formula-Control-Your%2Fdp%2F1619613557&usg=AOvVaw1FxVd7xP5dOfEK1H1mFuXa Craig Ballantyne's Morning Routine - https://mymorningroutine.com/craig-ballantyne/ The NEW 5 Pillars of Success and Transformation - https://www.earlytorise.com/the-new-5-pillars-of-success-and-transformation/ 300 Workout (YouTube) - https://youtu.be/ggiYjRelWgc Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill (book) - https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjnseSd1rbXAhVqjlQKHRzeBwMQFghgMAM&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FThink-Grow-Rich-Napoleon-Hill%2Fdp%2F1612930298&usg=AOvVaw33B3TX3biGxd942jWR_1wx People Mentioned Brian Tracy (@BrianTracy) · Twitter Bedros Keuilian (@BedrosKeuilian) · Twitter Jason Ferruggia (@JasonFerruggia) · Twitter Maya Angelou - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_Angelou Chris Dufey (@ChrisDufey) · Twitter Warren Buffett (@WarrenBuffett) | Twitter Michael Phelps (@m_phelps00) • Instagram Listen to my Podcast iTunes - https://goo.gl/tdpkBD Soundcloud - https://goo.gl/JjZcuK Stitcher - https://goo.gl/DxCTud https://www.instagram.com/tony_jeffries/ https://www.facebook.com/olympian.tony https://www.twitter.com/tony_jeffries https://www.boxnburnacademy.com | Boxing certification course https://www.boxnburn.com | GYM https://www.tonyjeffries.com | Personal Site Tony Jeffries from Sunderland in North East England. From the age of 10, Tony boxed at the highest level amateur and professional for 17 years, representing his country of England, around the world in 55 of my 106 fights. He is very honored and proud to have been team captain for England on many occasions and even for Great Britain a couple of times. The highlight of Tony's career came in 2008 when he joined the very exclusive “Olympian” club. After beating the Belarusian, Dutch, Hungarian champions and the USA team captain Christopher Downs in his backyard in the World Championships, Tony qualified for the Beijing Olympic Games. I came home with a bronze medal after years of t

In this clip from our show 'Believe', we help you with "True Success". “Find True Purpose Through the Love of Your Family with Adam Urbanski” • Adam Urbanski is a millionaire, but this is what is most important to him. • How your family can help you in life and in business. • What is most important to you in life? Let us know in the comments. Hosted by: Nicholas Upchurch Our website: http://www.believe.love  

A good business idea either solves a pain or provides a pleasure, but how do you identify what pain or pleasure points your clients want? After all, you don't know what you don't know! Finding out what your clients really want from you is often easier than you may think. Your clients often want to see you succeed and are eager to share their problems, their pain points, and possible new product or service ideas with you. In this episode, I talk about  why it's important to identify what your clients want and how to figure it out. I also share strategies on how you can identify your clients' pain points or pleasure points so you can give them what they want.   In This Episode of The Sigrun Show: Solving a problem that you have can help you solve your clients' problems How to identify your clients' pain points How to identify your clients' pleasure points How pain points and pleasure points can often overlap   Keith Cunningham's Formula for Success: Find out what they want Go and get it Give it to them   Resources Mentioned:   Rework by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hasson     Please share, subscribe and review on iTunes Thank you for joining me on this episode of the Sigrun Show. If you enjoyed this episode please share, subscribe and review on iTunes or Google Play Music so more people can enjoy the show. Don't forget to follow and connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!   Get Your Free Training Through my own entrepreneurial journey and by training thousands of online entrepreneurs I've identified 7 STAGES of a Profitable Online Business. Get free access to the 7 Stages training videos and take your online business to the next stage.

In this Step to Success: Find out what an accountability partner is, how to pick the perfect partner and the benefits of having one. If you want help making a goal- reality- finding someone to help you just might make the difference.    Connect with JoDee: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoDeeKenneyNews/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoDeeKenney  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jodeekenney   http://lifecoach2women.com/main/5-benefits-of-accountability-to-achieve-your-goals/

Find your life's purpose. Know what you're here for. Find your reason for being alive. Sometimes you may have to get away from our modern societies to find your life's purpose. Being inside your own mind for extended periods of time has shown to bring out hidden things that have been drowned out by the noise and distractions of daily life. Don't be afraid to take that personal time of soul searching to find your purpose and life passion. Lots of successful people hold on to embedded childhood memories of happiness that fuel their life's passions and purpose where other successful people find hidden childhood trauma that eventually transforms into incredibly positive vehicles for their success as well as the success of others. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the4pos/support

Do you know the Blueprints of life for Self-Mastery and Success? Find out how to live them in your 24 hour day! Kerry Morgan is a Holistic Lifestyle Mentor and Founder of 21st Century Blueprint. Through her program, students learn the basic skills of Self-Awareness, Self-Love, and Self-Discipline to restore the foundation of Inner Strength. 21st Century Blueprint is the modern way to Daily Self-Mastery & Wealth Blueprints within your 24 hrs. Kerry teaches how loving yourself and living on purpose completely changes lives. She teaches thousands of women how to unleash the goddess within them. Kerry’s been an entrepreneur for 20 years, working within the poultry industry, owning an MMA league in the top Casinos in NJ. Now she holistically guiding millions to their Power with an online Digital Strategic Blueprint. She's been a Yoga instructor, Holistic Health Coach, and also founded Down Dog Wellness. Through Yoga, Kerry discovered her healthy balance between work, stress, and life. Her joy and passion shine through all she does, lighting the way for many more women to follow. Listen to Dr Jo Anne White, author and host of Power Your Life, as she chats with Kerry about how to tap into your Inner Power and discover the blueprints for your life! http://www.drjoannewhite.com/

Are you looking for success? Having the right mentors in your life will allow you to achieve your purpose and become successful.

Are you looking for success? Having the right mentors in your life will allow you to achieve your purpose and become successful.

Have you ever had a business idea that you were immediately passionate about and felt on the most guttural level, an incredibly strong need to create? You're about to meet two outdoor founders who have gone through just that and emerged – somewhat - on the other side, successful Kickstarter campaign in hand. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, my Intrepid Entrepreneurs. Lindsey Elliott and Jainee Dial, the co-founders of Wyldergoods.com, are alive to share this story in podcast form with you today. Lindsey and Jainee personify a modern outdoorswoman. It's an archetype who they're intent to serve with a new formula that's not retail or storytelling – it's both and it doesn't fall under either. Wyldergoods.com is an online marketplace, community and network hub for today's outdoor adventure-ess. Lindsey and Jainee didn't stop with just the concept – they focused on creating a Benefit Corporation (B-Corp), and use their sustainability and give-back mission to screen potential brand partners on their platform. You're about to hear first-hand what it's like to do a Kickstarter campaign. First of all, it's really ((*&%$#) nerve-wracking. As Jainee says: You're putting yourself and your ideas out there, and people judge and vote for your work with their money. But Kickstarter is, above all, a storytelling platform, and Lindsey says it needs to treat it as one to be successful. Let people know the story of your business and how that story is relevant to their lives. In her words, “If you believe in it fully, and you're telling an authentic story, the people who align with that will find you.” You won't want to miss what else Lindsey and Jainee have to say about getting this company started, serving the greater good, and how their love for the outdoors affects their professional lives!   Bravery in Business Quote   “How can we serve a greater good, outside of a basic consumer model, and bigger than business as usual?” - Lindsey Elliott (click to tweet)   The Cliff Notes Focus on products that can meet a diversity of needs Kickstarter is a storytelling platform, and should be treated as such if you want to be successful on it Kickstarter gives potential customers an opportunity to vote with their dollars, showing their true commitment to the idea There is something really nerve-wracking of putting yourself and your work out on kickstarter, with how much people judge you based on the response the dollar number Find time to get away. You have to clear your mind, and find the activity that will do that for you Keep the question “how can we serve the greater good?” in mind all the time As money cycles through hands in the economy, businesses need to drive the economy to be more responsible B-Corp: Benefit corporation. Corporations that are vetted and analyzed for the amount of good that they are doing in the world. Wilder Goods is working toward that certification   “If you believe in it fully, and you're telling an authentic story, the people who align with that will find you.” - Lindsey Elliott (click to tweet)   Habit for Success Find whatever it is that recharges you, gives you renewed energy, strength and purpose, and make sure that you make time for that activity! Resources:   WylderGoods.com Wylder Goods Kickstarter Project   Show Notes: IntrepidEntrepreneur.net/WylderGoods

Have you ever found yourself not getting everything you set out to do done?  Have you wanted to make massive progress but have no one to bounce ideas off of?  Then finding an accountability partner is for you.  Alex explains how and why having an accountability partner will 10x your life in every way.  In fact, he's designed a survey for you to take where he will personally set you up with your own accountability partner for FREE.  Visit --> https://bitly.com/soulpartner to find your partner on your path to success. To get FREE weekly powerful ways to create a life of purpose head on over to http://alexkip.com and sign up for his email updates. Shannon and Alex want to hear from you! E-mail your questions for Q&A to soulfeedpodcast@gmail.com. For more free inspiration from Shannon and Alex, go to http://www.shannonalgeo.com and http://www.alexkip.com   

Gloria talks to life coach and author Margie Warrell. You'll learn about how we train people how to treat us and what it takes to really make a relationship work. They'll discuss why so many people settle for less than what they want in a relationship and reveal 12 acts to becoming fearless in life. The post Secrets Of Dating And Relationship Success – Find Your Courage in Relationships with Margie Warrell appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Tired of rote memorization? Tired of NCLB? Try mindful learning. In this episode I explore psychologist Ellen Langer's concept of mindful learning. What does it mean to teach and learn in a mindful way? How does this concept differ from what is being encouraged in the new report on the teaching of math in this country called Foundations of Success? Find out the answers to all these questions in this episode of The Psych Files podcast.