Cultivating good money habits since childhood is key to become an adult who knows how to manage the relationship between income and expenses. Saving up from an early age teaches you that if your are making ends meet you shouldn't buy something that cost an arm and a leg because being broke isn't great

I had to migrated to another city 27 years ago, i open up to a differents costums to blend In my new school, that was the place where i used to see more people, i think It didnt took me to much to settle in, because i was little, i just repeated the same words and the same games that others did, so,i guess my mom had the worst part, because she was in a new different city, where she didnt know anybody, with 3 little kids to take care of, in a biggest city ,meanwhile my dad had to travel a lot for work, so my mom teach to my sibblings and i some of the traditions that she had in her birth city, to remember her roots, traditions like; specific ways to cook, or to integrate with people, It was interesting considering that we used to live in a small town, and now we are in a biggest city, were we know a lot of people from different cities, so therefore, different cultures, and why Is that? Because this Is a city whit a lot of students, people that came here from diferent places to study became our friends, or just people that we knew in a part of our lives, but each one of them with her own history

This week, I want you to practice your listening skills with this powerful video from Mel Robbins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp6Kd-JAMRo 🎧 Your mission:Watch the video and focus on: - Understanding the main ideas - Catching natural expressions and vocabulary - Training your ear with real native English - Listening without translating every single word 💡 Remember: you do NOT need to understand 100% to improve. Real progress happens when you expose yourself to native content consistently. 👇 After watching, answer these questions in the comments: 1. What was your main takeaway from the video? 2. What expression or word did you learn? 3. What part was difficult to understand? 4. Do you agree with the speaker? Why or why not? 🔥 BONUS CHALLENGE:Write 3 useful expressions from the video and create your own examples with them. The more you interact with English outside the live sessions, the faster your brain adapts to the language. Consistency beats perfection. 💪