Make it work in your favor.
In your favor, make it work.
What does that mean?
You'll find out with today's english speaking practice.
We're going to do first we're going to do repeat after me pronunciation and then we'll do shadowing you ready, let's jump into it.
Science shows that good repeat right our expectations, Our expectations, what we expect, can have a big impact on, can have a big impact on.
What does that mean?
It can significantly influence?
What can?
Our expectations can have a big impact on what?
On how we see the world around us.
A big impact on how we see the world, world around us.
How we see the world around us, how we perceive the world around us, how we see it, how we perceive the world.
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We're going to say it a few times.
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Science shows that our expectations can have a big impact on how we see the world around us.
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Science shows that our expectations can have a big impact on how we see the world around us.
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I think you did a good job.
Research suggests that Research suggests that.
That's kind of the same thing as science shows that.
Science shows that.
Research suggests that.
What does research suggest?
That when we believe we can accomplish something, when we believe we can accomplish something okay, so when we believe we can do it, what happens?
What happens? we're much more likely, we're much more likely to follow through.
If you follow through on something, you actually do it.
You take action and do it.
You follow through.
Follow through.
All right, let's do it all together.
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Research suggests that when we believe we can accomplish something, we're much more likely to follow through.
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Research suggests that when we believe we can accomplish something, we're much more likely to follow through.
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Research suggests that when we believe we can accomplish something, we're much more likely to follow through.
People who have faith in their recovery.
So if you get better, you recover.
So people who trust, faith, trust that they will recover.
People who have faith in their recovery from an injury or illness from an injury or illness often heal faster.
Often.
You see how I soften that up?
I don't pop that T right there.
I say often.
Often heal faster.
And more reliably.
Reliably.
More reliably.
What's reliably?
If it can be relied upon, it's consistent.
So if you heal consistently, reliably.
Let's say it all together.
Again.
People who have faith in their recovery from an injury or illness often heal faster and more reliably.
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Let's do it.
People who have faith in their recovery from an injury or illness often heal faster and more reliably, and more reliably and more reliably.
Similarly similarly similarly, those who trust that their medication, those people who trust that their medication, they have faith in their medication, they trust that their medication or therapy will be effective.
They trust that their medication or their therapy will be effective.
Tend to experience.
So we're talking about those people who trust that their medication or therapy will be effective.
They tend to experience better results.
They tend to experience better results.
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Similarly, those who trust that their medication or therapy will be effective tend to experience better results.
Again.
Similarly, those who trust that their medication or therapy will be effective tend to experience better results.
Again.
Similarly, those who trust that their medication or therapy will be effective tend to experience better results.
In short, our minds are incredibly powerful.
Our minds are incredibly powerful and influence our bodies, and influence our bodies and relationships in ways we might not fully grasp.
All right.
So it influences our bodies and relationship in ways, in different ways, that we might not even fully understand.
We might not fully grasp.
Let's say it together.
In short, our minds are incredibly powerful and influence our bodies and relationships in ways we might not fully grasp.
In short, our minds are incredibly powerful and influence our bodies and relationships in ways we might not even fully grasp.
I added a word.
I added even and might not even fully grasp.
All right, I'll take that even off.
Let's do it one last time.
In short, our minds are incredibly powerful and influence our bodies and relationships in ways we might not fully grasp.
So, it's a good idea to It's a good idea to what?
What's it a good idea to do?
Embrace mindsets and beliefs.
Embrace.
Take on.
Accept.
Hold.
Have.
Embrace.
Embrace mindsets and beliefs that are most likely to work in your favor.
In your favor.
That means it's going to benefit you.
If something works in your favor, it benefits you.
Ooh, that works in my favor.
That's good for me.
So it's a good idea to embrace mindsets and beliefs that are most likely to work in your favor, to benefit you.
All right, let's say it together.
So, it's a good idea to embrace mindsets and beliefs that are most likely to work in your favor.
Again.
One last time.
So, it's a good idea to embrace mindsets and beliefs that are most likely to work in your favor.
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Okay, now it's shadowing time.
We're going to go non-stop, start to finish.
You can read along or say it with me.
Here we go.
Science shows that our expectations can have a big impact on how we see the world around us.
Research suggests that when we believe we can accomplish something, we're much more likely to follow through.
People who have faith in their recovery from an injury or illness often heal faster and more reliably.
Similarly, those who trust that their medication or therapy will be effective tend to experience better results.
In short, our minds are incredibly powerful and influence our bodies and relationships in ways we might not fully grasp.
So it's a good idea to embrace mindsets and beliefs that are most likely to work in your favor.
Boom.
Good workout.
Way to go.
English speaking practice.
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