Emuallim

07 January 2018 14:24

Which one of these 5 books are you going to start off with?

1. Think and Grow Rich
2. Rich Dad, Poor Dad
3. The Law of Success
4. Jim Rohn Seminar
5. Re-Awaken the Giant

Emuallim

07 January 2018 14:16

The millionaire👆in the video, Patrick David, my mentor, recommended "The Law of Success" on his website so it must be a very good book!

Emuallim

07 January 2018 14:06

Another copyright free content from Public Domain! Enjoy! @aceuz

Emuallim

07 January 2018 14:06

Look what I have found in the Public Domain! Rich Dad, Poor Dad full audiobook by Robert Kiosaki completely copyright free! @aceuz

Emuallim

07 January 2018 13:01

Q4: Which are you more focused on: INTAKE📚 (learning, gathering info) or OUTPUT💪(doing, taking action)?
You'll need to make adjustments over the year!

Emuallim

07 January 2018 12:46

If personal development is whole life, then which area of your life (Career🔐, Spiritual🙏, Physical💪, Emotional😊, Financial💰, Family💑) is in the best shape? Take some time to think through where you are so you can evaluate where you stand and how you are going to grow in the next year.

Emuallim

07 January 2018 12:31

Hi brother/sister!

If you have been following my ONE YEAR SUCCESS PLAN which I called the M.A.P Project , I hope you have already read Week 1 and taken some action but I wanna make sure that you have taken action. For that reason, I am going to post the questions and the actions steps every week in the form of a poll. Here it is👇

Emuallim

06 January 2018 10:48

How To Get Rich 5 Rich Principles That Change Your Life. Must Watch! @aceuz

Emuallim

06 January 2018 09:12

Do you want more from life—more money, more freedom, more security, and more time
for the activities you love? Read this! @aceuz

Emuallim

05 January 2018 14:16

This chart is over time, so it uses the language of change as well as language of comparison and contrast. @aceuz

Emuallim

04 January 2018 18:11

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Emuallim

04 January 2018 06:15

-Most People- Motivational Video For The Minority! @aceuz

Emuallim

03 January 2018 15:10

Now, let's take the above given example and break it down into smaller chunks to be able to understand what is actually going on!

The bar chart compares the energy consumption and expense of operating 16 different items of household equipment.
This👆 is just a paraphrase of the task 1 question but it does a good job of summarizing the info by mentioning the number (16) of household items:

Overall, we can see significant differences in both cost and consumption.
1. This 👆gives an overall description of the info given in the bar graph by mentioning the degree of the differences in two units of measure

G▶️General info / D▶️detailed info

2. G▶️To begin with, there are some common household items which consume relatively little energy. D▶️These include an electric blanket (approx. $10 or 100kwh/year), a microwave oven (approx. $15 or 150kwh/year) and a television (approx. $17 or 170kwh/year).

G▶️By contrast, devices that might be classified as ‘luxury’ items such as a pool pump or spa are comparatively expensive and energy-intensive, D▶️at nearly $125 or 1500kwh/year and around $190 or 2225kwh/year respectively.

It is interesting to note that
a good phrase👆 to lear when you want to highlight a key feature
G▶️even among household items normally considered alike, such as a microwave and refrigerator, there are enormous discrepancies in cost and energy use.
This👆phrase highlights the key features by comparing and contrasting 2 items

D▶️The former uses only around $15 or 150kwh/year, while the latter consumes at least six times that amount at $90 or 1150kwh/year.

G▶️In conclusion, it appears that there is no clear pattern in the relative energy consumption of domestic equipment, D▶️although households had better be aware of the high running costs of luxury items such as a pool pump and spa.

Emuallim

03 January 2018 15:08

1. Overall descriptiom
2. Focus on one topic
3. General 》detailed

Emuallim

13 November 2017 06:44

Let's begin the Project - A: English thru Self-Help Books! Which one of these books do you like the most?

Think and Grow Rich – 60
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 50%

Rich Dad, Poor Dad – 42
👍👍👍👍👍 35%

How to Win Friends & Influence People – 19
👍👍 16%

👥 121 people voted so far.

Emuallim

07 January 2018 14:17

A famous book by a great man named Tony Robbins! Highly recommend! @aceuz

Emuallim

07 January 2018 14:09

Jim Rohn👆The Major Key to Your Better Future is You! is one my all time favorite seminars & I listen to it every single weekend because it teaches you the most important lessons in life. Highly recommend!

Emuallim

07 January 2018 14:06

Hey guys! Look what I've found! A condensed version of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad!" Its so much easier and more concise than the original. Enjoy! @aceuz

Emuallim

07 January 2018 14:06

👇 ACTION STEPS 👇

Emuallim

07 January 2018 12:54

Q3: On a scale of 1⃣-5⃣ one having no discipline at all and five being very disciplined (meaning that if you say "I'm going to read for 30 minutes today" YOU DO IT even if you come home very late at 1am and got to get up at 5am) HOW DISCIPLINED ARE YOU?

Emuallim

07 January 2018 12:31

Q1: Will you make the commitment to read? Think about one great book you have read and the changes it brought about in your life. Now imagine what this next year is going to do for you!

Emuallim

07 January 2018 11:53

​​ONE YEAR SUCCESS PLAN
WEEK 1 - Important Ideas

Reading is the core of any personal development program. Jim says that books are what you step on to take you to a higher shelf. The higher your stack of books, the higher the shelf you can reach. Want to reach higher? Stack some more books under your feet! Reading is what brings us to new knowledge. It opens new doors. It helps us understand mysteries. It lets us hear from successful people. Reading is what takes us down the road in our journey. Jim says, “Everything you need for a better future and success has already been written.”

Personal development is whole life. Some people might only want to get rich and thus allow other parts of their lives to suffer. Others might just want to be healthy, thus letting the other parts suffer. Jim’s perspective is that success in personal development is whole life: Physical, Spiritual, and Mental. All through this journey we will focus on different areas of your life so you can arrive at your destination a well-rounded and balanced person. @aceuz

Emuallim

06 January 2018 09:18

The Smartest Investment Book You'll Ever Read - The Simple, Stress-Free way to reach Your Investment Goals! @aceuz

Emuallim

05 January 2018 14:19

1) Choose the largest points to write about first. 2) Make it easy to read by grouping and comparing info. 3) Vary your language the "proportion of…" or "the percentage of…" @aceuz

Emuallim

05 January 2018 14:06

There are three basic things you need to structure an IELTS writing task 1.
1. Introduce the graph
2. Give an overview
3. Give the detail
We’ll look at each of these in turn! @aceuz

Emuallim

04 January 2018 18:10

Girls Ask Guys @aceuz

Emuallim

03 January 2018 15:12

(187 words, IELTS 9.0)

Why does this Task 1 answer get an IELTS Band 9 score?

Task achievement: The model answer presents an overall description first, followed by key supporting details that illustrate the main trend.

Coherence and cohesion: The model answer is divided into clear paragraphs and each paragraph contains one main idea. There are cohesive links between paragraphs. A variety of reference links are used throughout, including the former, the latter, and respectively.

Lexical resource: The language in the question is effectively paraphrased. Synonyms are introduced for key concepts such as electricity consumption > energy use and cost > expense. Some less-common words such as discrepancies and energy-intensive are used.

Grammatical range and accuracy: The model answer is free from grammatical errors. Sentences tend to consist of multiple clauses. Paragraphs contain a variety of sentence structures.

Emuallim

03 January 2018 15:09

IELTS Writing Task 1: Model Answer by SAM IELTS

The bar chart compares the energy consumption and expense of operating 16 different items of household equipment. Overall, we can see significant differences in both cost and consumption.

To begin with, there are some common household items which consume relatively little energy. These include an electric blanket (approx. $10 or 100kwh/year), a microwave oven (approx. $15 or 150kwh/year) and a television (approx. $17 or 170kwh/year).

By contrast, devices that might be classified as ‘luxury’ items such as a pool pump or spa are comparatively expensive and energy-intensive, at nearly $125 or 1500kwh/year and around $190 or 2225kwh/year respectively.

It is interesting to note that even among household items normally considered alike, such as a microwave and refrigerator, there are enormous discrepancies in cost and energy use. The former uses only around $15 or 150kwh/year, while the latter consumes at least six times that amount at $90 or 1150kwh/year.

In conclusion, it appears that there is no clear pattern in the relative energy consumption of domestic equipment, although households had better be aware of the high running costs of luxury items such as a pool pump and spa.

(187 words, IELTS 9.0)

Emuallim

13 November 2017 17:05

The very first English lesson on one of the BEST personal development books of all time is finally ready!

Emuallim

12 November 2017 10:42

What is your level? Bosqichingiz nima?

4-Intermediate – 111
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 25%

1-Beginner – 80
👍👍👍👍👍 18%

6-Advanced – 80
👍👍👍👍👍 18%

5-UpperIntermediate – 76
👍👍👍👍👍 17%

3-PreIntermediate – 66
👍👍👍👍 15%

2-Elementary – 36
👍👍 8%

👥 449 people voted so far.