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You are over 50???
HELLO!!! 🤔Is there anyone here who's like me... over 50? Besides Coach Shane 😁 It seems like there are only Millennials and Gen Z here.
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@Jas Karanwe cannot disappear: since we are made of things that have always existed (like water, air, and energy...), we cannot truly end. So we are no longer afraid of time. Birth and death are just changes. We MUST be in peace because we know that we have always been here and we will always be here
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@Eva Bosakova @Ligia Santos Rissardi We shared our lives as women, then as mothers, and now this joy of being grandmothers... we'll have plenty of happy topics to talk about.💖
🌎 LME Friend’s Club 😎 January 16th The Video! 🎥
@Ute Delsing @Yolja Hernández @Hyeleong Moon @Evelyne Vincent @Lu Huishan @Mariel Liang @Ann Shi @Mei Chen @Rory Yuan @Mina Min @Soooda Feng @Yanan Wang @Juan Romero @Khalil Ghacha @Jas Karan @Alex Understated @Sara Li @Arturo Montoya @Keven Zheng @Nigar Aliyeva @Natalie Cosmopolitan @Hui Zhou @Windy Wang @Ouyang Yunmei @Akash Raj @Bruno Dart @Rory Yuan @Gee Nat @Ahmed Yossef @Mahmoud Qasim @Song Yoon @Krishna Chavan @Cmin Cheung @Lucas Li @Mie Tsuzaki Thank you so much, everyone! I really appreciate your time, energy, and support. It’s always great to hanging out and share ideas here. Big thanks to all of you for being active, positive, and motivating 🙏 Until next time! Keep it real! LEARNING TOGETHER IMPROVING BIG TIME!🚀 https://parmyproductionsllc.box.com/s/fl1zzals4ik3xsez6mn7x3ycawaab4q1
🌎 LME Friend’s Club 😎 January 16th The Video! 🎥
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Thank you so much everyone for this great moment! I loved our 4 hours of talking, the time went so fast. 😍 Thank you @Serge Gray for giving your time for our happiness , as always. I am just a little sad that 7 people did not speak... I really wanted to hear their ideas too! See you next time
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@Serge Gray I will be there , with pleasure, for the start of the dictation, because Elise and her parents will be at home for lunch.
🆕 New AMA on the Calendar! 🗓️
Great news, everyone! We have a NEW class this Saturday: AMA with Coach Khalil! Let’s JUMP IN tomorrow and BRING UP our questions for this "TROUBLEMAKER! "😆 https://www.skool.com/lme/calendar?eid=8b1e7a31ce0344f8a085e2fd5b3f6e5e Godspeed, my friend! @Khalil Ghacha 🙌
🆕 New AMA on the Calendar! 🗓️
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@Serge Gray , I saw your ad! I’m ready with my suricates friends to tease Khalil, the troublemaker, with some tough questions! 😈 Here is my AMA : @Khalil Ghacha , as a confirmed troublemaker, what is the most embarrassing word you don’t want us to use when we are learning English only with you ? Serge, thanks for the hilarious promo! Now, get ready to take Khalil’s place!
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I heard that more than 80% of Americans check their devices within 10 minutes of waking. Before they brush their teeth. Before they speak to their spouse. Before they're even fully conscious. The phone. And it gets worse. The average person unlocks their phone over 200 times a day. Surveys show over 70% of people respond to a notification within five minutes. No matter what they're doing. You can think of this as Digital Pavlovian conditioning. Remember the experiment? Pavlov rang a bell every time he fed his dogs. Eventually, the dogs salivated at the sound of the bell.. Even when no food came. They'd been conditioning. Their brains had linked the sound to the reward. And now? Every ping, every buzz, every notification... Releases dopamine in your brain. The same chemical that makes drugs addictive. Your phone has trained you. And you didn't even know it was happening. Every notification feels urgent. Even when it's not. This isn't an accident. Tech companies hired the best behavioral psychologists in the world. To design systems that turn every ping into an irresistible command. And it worked. Now your phone controls when you look, when you respond, when you feel that little hit of reward. You think you're checking your phone because you want to. But you're checking because you've been trained to. Like Pavlov's dog. Except the bell is in your pocket. And it never stops ringing. What do you think?
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@Andrzej Zieliński I mainly use my phone for group chats with my husband and daughters; it's reassuring to know every day that they're okay. And I've gotten into the habit of using my phone for GPS in the car—very practical and safe. I've also programmed my phone to call me for online appointments on the Skool platform. But once a day, I read, reply if necessary, and delete all the messages I receive that day. I use also my phone to record myself for the LME ( DDM VIP & PIRF VIP ) assigments . BTW I was lucky to listen to Sunday Dictation with @Serge Gray when I was travelling by train last Sunday . But I'm practically an happy "slave" to my PC, and I love it, so much , because I use it constantly to learn English on LME and listen to various English podcasts without subtitles. Without my phone and my PC It would be impossible to work on LME English. I'm not against progress when it makes my life easier. I remember when I was little, my father was lucky enough to have a black bakelite phone, but only three reachable numbers, it was very complicated for him as an entrepreneur.
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Oh come on , there 're clearly crocodile tears don't fall for it I usually fly Nippon AirWays So you'll (???) you'll win , yeah you can say that
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