-Chances must be earned by our own hardwork

Brene Brown- The Power of Vulnerability 5 words/phrases you learn: (1) vulnerability : able  to be  easily   physically , emotionally , or  mentally   hurt ,  influenced , or  attacked     I  felt  very vulnerable,  standing  there without any  clothes  on.   (2) numb : not  able  to  feel  any  emotions  or to  think clearly Ever since his  girlfriend   left  him he has  felt  numb. (3) allegiance : loyalty  and  support  for a  ruler ,  country , group , or  belief : Soldiers have to  swear  allegiance  to  the Crown/the King. (4) cohort : a  group  of  people who  share  a  characteristic , usually  age : The Mayor and his cohorts have  abused   their positions   of   power . (5) excruciatingly: ...

Steve Jobs’ talk ( video ) 5 good words/sentences I learn :           1 .stumble into - to   start  d oing something by  chance , without having  intended  to do it:         He had  stumbled  into  teaching   English  after he  finished   college .           2. diverge - to   follow   a different   direction , or to be or  become   different         Although the two  organizations  have  worked  together for many  years ,  their   objectives  have diverged  recently .         3. screw up- to make a  mistake , or to  spoil  something         I  totally   screwed  up the  chemistry   exam .               4. sedate- avoiding ...

Oh, it's just me, myself and I Solo ride until I die Cause I got me for life (Got me for life, yeah) Oh I don't need a hand to hold Even when the night is cold I got that fire in my soul And as far as I can see I just need privacy Plus a whole lot of tree, fuck all this modesty I just need space to do me get a world that they're tryna see A Stella Maxwell right beside of me A Ferrari I'm buyin' three A closet of Saint Laurent, get what I want when I want Cause this hunger is driving me, yeah I just need to be alone, I just need to be at home Understand what I'm speaking on if time is money I need a loan But regardless I'll always keep keepin' on Fuck fake friends, we don't take L's We just make M's While y'all follow, we just make trends I'm right back to work when that break ends Oh, it's just me, myself and I Solo ride until I die Cause I got me for life (Got me for life, yeah) Oh I don't ne...

I choose a episode which relatived with (Link) best friends. And we can use these vocabularies below to talk about your best friend: 1)we're besties 2)We’re best buds =it refer to a childhood best friend. 3)We’re super close . – Maybe you would use this if you didn’t want to say “best.” One of the host mentioned a quotation: " A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you " - Elbert  Hubbard. I'm very agree with it, because I know the true friend will embrace and accept your flaws. You don't afraid of showing your weakness or making mistakes, because you can always be yourself when gathering together.

The episode I have chosen is － How romance ruined love Here's my summary for it: Many people might have a lot of idealised fantasy about the relationship between you and the one. If you haven't been in a relationship ever and always watch Korean dramas, you might have more standard for the spouse. When you're really in a relationship, you'll notice that most of things didn't like what you imaged before, you'll feel frustrated with the huge difference at the same time . And that's why the romance ruined love－ just because we expect too much.

➢rein [countable usually plural] a long narrow band of leather that is fastened around a horse’s head in order to control it eg: The finance director keeps a tight rein on spending. ➢leverage  1.influence that you can use to make people do what you want 2 the action, power, or use of a lever eg: The consequent leverage is the most distinctive feature of our financial era. ➢flare to suddenly begin to burn, or to burn more brightly for a short time eg: The fire flared up again. ➢tenet a principle or belief, especially one that is part of a larger system of beliefs eg:  Such tenets involved the papacy in action. ➢vocal 1.expressing strong opinions publicly, especially about things that you disagree with 2.relating to the voice or to signing. eg: She was a vocal opponent of the plan.