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✍ Richard E.Nisbett

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Different ways to say that you are feeling sad

1. I'm feeling down.
2. I'm a bit blue today.
3. I'm not in the best spirits.
4. I'm feeling a bit low.
5. I'm experiencing some sadness.
6. I'm not feeling quite myself.
7. I'm a little melancholic.
8. I'm feeling a sense of sorrow.
9. I'm having a tough time emotionally.
10. I'm in a somber mood.

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Let’s learn about the power of saying “ No “

Different ways to reject people politely

1. "I appreciate your interest, but I don't think I can commit to that right now."
2. "Thank you for asking, but I need to focus on other priorities at the moment."
3. "I'm honored by your offer, but I have to decline due to prior commitments."
4. "I've considered it, but unfortunately, it's not the right time for me."
5. "I'm grateful for your invitation, but I have to respectfully decline."
6. "I value your proposal, but I'm unable to take on additional responsibilities."
7. "I've thought about it, and I need to decline with gratitude."
8. "I appreciate your understanding that I have to say no to your request."
9. "Thank you for thinking of me, but I'm not able to participate."
10. "I'm grateful for the opportunity, but I have to decline for personal reasons."
11. "I've weighed my commitments, and I can't take on anything more right now."
12. "I value your invitation, but I have to decline due to time constraints."
13. "I'm thankful for your offer, but I'm currently unable to take it up."
14. "I appreciate your consideration, but I have to decline this time."
15. "Thank you for reaching out, but I'm not able to accept your proposal."
16. "I've given it thought, and I must respectfully decline your request."

It was actually one of the things I discovered when I read the book about different habits we had. It is basically about how to stop being “ Yes “ man. It was useful.

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Here is the list of the most powerful books for self-growth

1. "Atomic Habits" by James Clear - Offers insights into building good habits and breaking bad ones for personal development.

2. "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen R. Covey - A classic that outlines seven principles for personal and professional effectiveness.

3. "Mindset: The New Psychology of Success" by Carol S. Dweck - Explores the concept of fixed and growth mindsets, influencing success and learning.

4. "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor E. Frankl - Reflects on finding purpose and meaning in life, based on the author's experiences in a concentration camp.

5. "The Power of Now" by Eckhart Tolle - Explores the importance of living in the present moment and finding peace within oneself.

6. "Daring Greatly" by Brené Brown - Discusses vulnerability and the power it holds in creating meaningful connections.

7. "Deep Work" by Cal Newport - Offers strategies for cultivating deep, focused work in an age of constant distractions.

8. "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" by Mark Manson - Provides unconventional wisdom on living a meaningful life by focusing on what truly matters.

9. "Emotional Intelligence" by Daniel Goleman - Explores the importance of emotional intelligence in personal and professional success.

10. "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie - A classic guide on building effective relationships and communication skills.

11. "The Four Agreements" by Don Miguel Ruiz - Presents ancient Toltec wisdom for personal freedom and a fulfilling life.

12. "You Are a Badass" by Jen Sincero - A humorous and motivating book that encourages readers to embrace their inner badass.

13. "Start with Why" by Simon Sinek - Explores the concept of finding your "why" as the foundation for success.

14. "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman - Delves into the two systems of thought that drive decision-making and behavior.

15. "Grit" by Angela Duckworth - Examines the role of passion and perseverance in achieving long-term goals.

Remember, the best book for self-growth might vary from person to person, so exploring different titles can offer a well-rounded approach to personal development.

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This is considered to be Task 1 essay with multiple graphs. This is the first graph and the graph above is the second graph.

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One of the best ways that I personally think is helpful to improve your Task 1 is to first write an essay yourself and then take a look at the sample. Mark areas that you might have missed and do it consistently.

If you find the sample above useful, I will share the book with you. Let us know and leave a message.

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The list of the most interesting idioms

1. Bite the bullet: To face a difficult situation with courage.
2. Hit the nail on the head: To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem.
3. Burn the midnight oil: To work late into the night or early morning hours.
4. Jump on the bandwagon: To join others in doing something that has become fashionable.
5. Cut to the chase: To get to the main point without wasting time.
6. Throw in the towel: To give up or surrender.
7. Raining cats and dogs: Heavy rainfall.
8. Break the ice: To initiate conversation in a social setting.
9. Hit the hay: To go to bed or sleep.
10. Piece of cake: Something very easy to do.
11. Burn bridges: To damage relationships or connections beyond repair.
12. Cost an arm and a leg: Extremely expensive.
13. Spill the beans: To disclose a secret or reveal information.
14. Every cloud has a silver lining: There is something positive in every negative situation.
15. Kick the bucket: To die.
16. Under the weather: Feeling ill or sick.
17. Throw caution to the wind: To take a risk without worrying about the consequences.
18. Cry over spilled milk: To be upset about something that has already happened and cannot be changed.
19. In the blink of an eye: Very quickly.
20. Burn the candle at both ends: To work excessively hard or tire oneself out by overworking.
21. Don't count your chickens before they hatch: Don't rely on something that has not happened yet.
22. When pigs fly: Something that will never happen.
23. Ball is in your court: It's your responsibility to take action.
24. Out of the blue: Something unexpected or surprising.
25. A piece of the pie: A share in an opportunity or success.
26. Behind the eight ball: In a difficult or unfavorable situation.
27. Spinning your wheels: Making no progress or achieving nothing.
28. Burning bridges: Creating irreversible damage in relationships or opportunities.
29. Walking on eggshells: Being very cautious in order to avoid upsetting someone.
30. The whole nine yards: Everything or all the details.

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100 ways to describe how something smells

1. Aromatic
2. Fragrant
3. Pungent
4. Sweet
5. Fresh
6. Spicy
7. Zesty
8. Floral
9. Citrusy
10. Earthy
11. Woody
12. Musky
13. Smoky
14. Herbal
15. Tangy
16. Minty
17. Vanilla-scented
18. Fruity
19. Crisp
20. Caramelized
21. Intense
22. Clean
23. Oceanic
24. Salty
25. Breezy
26. Roasted
27. Sugary
28. Nutty
29. Warm
30. Cool
31. Toasty
32. Sharp
33. Subtle
34. Rich
35. Exotic
36. Mellow
37. Delicate
38. Balsamic
39. Aged
40. Ripe
41. Juicy
42. Smelly (used positively)
43. Alluring
44. Invigorating
45. Stale
46. Fermented
47. Musty
48. Stinky (used negatively)
49. Soothing
50. Creamy
51. Bitter
52. Robust
53. Scented
54. Industrial
55. Camphoraceous
56. Cinnamon-spiced
57. Velvety
58. Tangy-sweet
59. Unpleasant
60. Luscious
61. Astringent
62. Malty
63. Peppery
64. Briny
65. Mouthwatering
66. Enchanting
67. Complex
68. Sugary-sweet
69. Savory
70. Medicinal
71. Rain-kissed
72. Herbal-infused
73. Crispy
74. Creamy-dreamy
75. Buttery
76. Oceanic
77. Coastal
78. Effervescent
79. Icy
80. Subdued
81. Ocean-breeze
82. Tangy-citrus
83. Velvety-smooth
84. Spice-laden
85. Fizzy
86. Sultry
87. Rustic
88. Exquisite
89. Tart
90. Faint
91. Smoky-woody
92. Complex
93. Inviting
94. Energizing
95. Sharp
96. Decadent
97. Luxurious
98. Wildflower-scented
99. Sun-kissed
100. Wholesome

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