Inflation Explained and Discussing the US Eco...

Are you an executive who feels "stuck" at the level of fluency?You’ve mastered the grammar and the vocabulary, but in high-stakes meetings, you still feel like you’re hitting an invisible ceiling. You’re speaking English, but you aren’t yet commanding the room.The problem isn't y ...  Show more

Have you ever felt like you’re speaking, but no one is actually listening?You have the skills and the experience, yet you're still getting passed over for high-visibility projects while your ideas are credited to the loudest person in the room. The problem isn't your talent—it’s ...  Show more

In this episode, we're talking about money! I share lots of very useful words related to finances, making and saving money, as well as some useful ways of describing people's attitudes towards money. How do you feel about your financial situation? I'm sure for most of us, it's no ...  Show more

As you might know, English isn't like how we find it in textbooks. In day-to-day conversations, we often don't speak in full sentences, and so much of what we say is implied (this means, it's hinted at without actually saying it).In this episode, I look at some examples of implie ...  Show more

Today's story: Daniel Kahneman was a trained psychologist who became the ""grandfather of behavioral economics"" with his experiments on human behavior and decision-making. Though he never took an economics class as a student, he won the 2002 Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences for ...  Show more