If you are listening to the audio files of this book, you are probably in a very specific place on your English journey. You are not a beginner. You already know how to build sentences, read news, and follow a podcast if the speaker is slow. But a 400-page novel or a dense non-fiction book still feels heavy. And the usual “learn English” books? Many are made for children or teenagers. The topics don’t speak to your life. They do not talk about your career, your stress, your choices, your dreams.
I wrote this book to close that gap.


Lesson 24  The Minimum Effective Dose – How to Train or Learn Without Wasting Time

Lesson 6  Time in the Market Beats Timing the Market

Lesson 2  The Black Swan Effect – How the Unexpected Shapes the World

Lesson 15   Lessons from a Stoic Master – Seneca’s Guide to Resilience

Lesson 23  Why Yoga Poses Are Weird? – What Neuroscience Says About Twisting Like a Pretzel

Dialogue_Wildlife_A trip in nature

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PMLH1.3_Three Stages of Normal Childbirth Explained

Dialogue_Old times_Talk about the past

A sumptuous new collection of poems about specific photographs shows how the moment in time captured by camera can inspire a verbal work of art as well. Also, why do we say that a quarterback got sacked? Plus, If you’re planning to vacation at a textile-free resort, you probably don’t have to pack much. Non-textile means “clothing-optional”—or even “clothing-free”! Also, the phrase turned off cold, a puzzle about funny irregular plurals, finifugal, got the bots, leveling, Weltschmerz, chiffarobe, and words of encouragement from Hong Kong English. Add oil! http://waywordradio.org

Drop in the Bucket (Full Episode)

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