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friendlilycoach · 1 month

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Do you have no confidence to talk in English during meetings?

You have a lot of words you want to say in English during meetings with your clients and partners; however, you can't say them confidently.

How long do you want that to continue?

You try many times to say what you have in mind in English, but you always make embarrassing errors.

To avoid these embarrassing errors in English during meetings, you say a few words in English and keep quiet.

In the same way as you, a lot of Middle Eastern founders with weak English skills keep quiet because they have no confidence to talk in English.

You want to talk confidently in English without worrying about grammar errors.

You want your clients, partners, and investors to view you as a business owner who has strong English.

You want to negotiate deals confidently in English.

But it seems like all these only exist in your mind because you are not making any progress in improving your English skills for your business.

However, if you are a Middle Eastern founder and:

You are tired of making those embarrassing errors in English during meetings.

You are tired of keeping quiet when you need to talk in English.

You want to learn how to talk confidently in English during meetings and events.

Use the given tips many times to learn how you can develop strong confidence to help you talk well in English.

⭐ What tip do you like best?

Tip 3, Tip 2, or Tip 1

Tell me in the comments section.

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mahazgh · 1 year

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My first post ❤️.

#med student #morocco #amman jordanian

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nando161mando · 29 days

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For five days in a row, there have been large protests outside the Israeli embassy in Amman, Jordan calling for an end of agreements between the Jordanian government and Israel and the US due to Israel's ongoing genocide in Gaza.

Many activists have been arrested by Jordanian security.

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mihail-ivanov · 1 year

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Close-up of an Arabian Camel. Little baby camel stands near his mom in the middle of the herd. This was a small herd in the Wadi Rum desert also known as the Valley of the Moon, in southern Jordan. Honestly did not expect camels to be this beautiful, weird creatures but beautiful. Personally, I enjoyed the information that camels have a great memory especially if somebody mistreated them. The local guide said that if abused camels could wait years in order to get even with the person that angered them, so basically a camel never forgets and also never forgives! Be careful how you act around these animals and remember to always be respectful! Hope you enjoy the images!

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ki3r1 · 7 hours

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#psa i am not jordanian #which is why this is funny to me #i recently found out theres EIGHT of these things i thought it capped at four #ki3r-1 #jordan #?#amman #???

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thenewgothictwice · 1 month

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March 28. Taleed El-Sabawi, JD, PhD writes: "Jordan should be trending right now. Protests have been blocking traffic; men have flooded the streets in such large numbers that even the repressive military force in Jordan can’t beat them into submission (something they frequently do); Protesters are chanting for Jordan to open its borders so they can march to Al-Aqsa. The political unrest in Jordan has been at a boiling point for years now.

High rates of unemployment particularly among young men; significant inflation; high housing costs; low wages; skyrocketing gas prices, electricity, groceries…hardly any industry. Repressive import taxes.

And a monarchy that pockets millions of US government aid in exchange for US military access. The monarchy is now holding on by a thread.

Expect the Jordanian forces to increase their violence against protestors. Expect the U.S. to send in reinforcements in some shape or form—If the monarchy falls, it will not be a U.S. co-opted government that will organically take its place. It will not be an Israel friendly government. Expect the U.S. to meddle as they always have & to do everything they can to keep the monarchy in place.

Even a UN Ceasefire isn’t enough to make Israel ceasefire or the U.S. to call for Israel to ceasefire. The calculus has changed. The people are reminded yet again how the governments of the world have failed them. Expect more of this around the world.

Every time there are protests in Jordan, I call my family in Amman to get a sense of how serious it is, because my grandparents are in Amman. Since October, every time I call they have brushed it off as young men being young men. Skirmishes with the armed guard as usual. But today was different. They spoke about not being able to drive in the streets, of the chaos, of the sheer number of human bodies, of the determination to do something to help Gaza—something has changed. This time, it feels different.

Additional important context: Jordan was created in 1946. When Britain divided up the Arab World into nation states. Before that there was free movement & a greater degree of one-ness. So when Jordanians say they there is no difference between us and the Palestinian people or that we are the same people , it is because the British creation of nation states was a Western government forcing the Arab people into its Western constructs.

[about further protests in Jordan] There are already plans to start again —at Maghreb tomorrow (sunset)—at the Israeli embassy and doing a sit-in again until dawn, interspersed with prayers. Tomorrow will mark day 5 of protests in Amman."

#palestine #free palestine #jordan #important!!#taleed el sabawi #end the genocide in gaza

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suetravelblog · 1 year

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Roman Theater, Souks, Eid al-Fitr Amman Jordan

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workersolidarity · 28 days

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🇯🇴🇵🇸 🚨

JORDANIANS DEMONSTRATE FOR GAZA OVER AN ENTIRE NIGHT IN AMMAN

📹 Thousands of demonstrators out rallying in support for Gaza and in solidarity with Palestinians in Amman, the Jordanian capital, which went on until dawn today.

#source

@WorkerSolidarityNews

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conandaily2022 · 2 years

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Jordan's Hazem Kayyali wins gold at national championships in Amman

Jordan’s Hazem Kayyali wins gold at national championships in Amman

Hazem Kayyali, 22, of Jordan won a gold medal at the national championships held by the Jordan Mixed Martial Arts Federation at the Martyr Rashid Al-Zayoud Hall of Al-Hussein Youth City in Amman, Jordan from July 29-30, 2022. Six teams participated in the tournament where seven new national champions were crowned. The Jordan national team has been performing well in the International Mixed…

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#Amman #Hazem Kayyali #Jordanian MMA fighters

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edwordsmyth · 30 days

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Tens of thousands of Jordanians demonstrating outside the "Israeli" embassy in Amman: "We swear by Almighty God to support the resistance, to reject normalization, and to sacrifice our lives and blood for Gaza."

#jordan #palestine

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friendlilycoach · 2 months

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99% of Middle Eastern founders who can't listen well in English do this.

You attend meetings ready to listen to your clients, partners, or investors in English, but when they start talking...

You start translating their words into the language you know in your head.

So what happens to you in the next five minutes of translating their words?

You notice that you don't understand their words.

You forget what they said.

You get confused.

You ask yourself, "Why is it so hard to listen to my clients' words and understand them in English?"

At times, you think that you can't understand them, no matter how you listen.

The good news is that:

You can learn how to listen to them and understand their words better in English.

You can listen to them well without getting confused about their words.

You can improve without stress.

Use these tips to improve how you listen to and understand your clients, partners, and investors' words.

- Be patient when listening to them.

- Listen well to them, just like you listen to your loved ones.

- Don't start thinking about their words when they are talking.

If you think, you can get distracted, and you can get confused.

Trust me if I tell you that these tips won't work for you just by viewing them.

They can only work for you when you use them to improve yourself.

Improve your weak English within eight months to develop the strong English your business needs to expand internationally.

I am ready to help you.

I can't help you if you don't work with me.

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i-am-aprl · 1 month

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📍Amman, Jordan | Jordanian forces deployed gas bombs towards protestors, who wanted to besiege the Israeli embassy.

#Jordan #Amman #usa #palestine #gaza #free palestine #free gaza #israel #jerusalem #فلسطين #i stand with palestine #israel is a terrorist state #israeli war crimes #anti zionisim #Zionists are terrorists #usa is a terrorist state

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mihail-ivanov · 1 year

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Close-up of an Arabian Camel resting its head on the back of another camel. This was a small herd in the middle of the Wadi Rum desert also known as the Valley of the Moon, in southern Jordan. Honestly did not expect camels to be this beautiful, weird creatures but beautiful. Personally, I enjoyed the information that camels have a great memory especially if somebody mistreated them. The local guide said that if abused camels could wait years in order to get even with the person that angered them, so basically a camel never forgets and also never forgives! Be careful how you act around these animals and remember to always be respectful! Hope you enjoy the images!

#camel #camels #camellia #camelia #camelpose #camelot #camelbak #camelback #camelride #jordan #jordanian #amman #desert #desertlife #offroad #sand #wanderlust #desertvibes #wadirum #wadirumdesert

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labrioche1950 · 2 years

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Dipping machine is easy 🥰 , I was honored to work and making new stuff for them . #amman #jo #jordanian #labrioche1950 (at Amman, Jordan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgKEHzyMF4W/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#amman #jo #jordanian #labrioche1950

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tanyagotravel · 2 years

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AQABA - the Jordanian Red Sea pearl

AQABA – the Jordanian Red Sea pearl

Aqaba remains to me a dear spot on the Red Sea where I experienced many things for the first time. My first beach resort to manage, my first ever diving adventures, my first sea-desert combined daily life routine, my first true gym regime (out of many unsuccessful past attempts), and on the funny side – my first shark encounter (just saw it caught), first Covid 19 lockdown, first Middle East…

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suetravelblog · 1 year

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Hashemi Shamali Open Air Museum Amman Jordan

Touring the Hashemi Shamali Open Air Museum was fascinating on many levels. The east Amman neighborhood that was military housing in the 1970s now exhibits 28 murals painted by artists to give the urban landscape more interest and color. The neighborhood is home to a community of Palestinian, Syrian, Armenian, and Iraqi refugees, and decidedly different than other areas of Amman I’ve explored.…

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