Watch the two videos below and leave your comments on work-life balance.
As requested by Ana, I have included in the comments some potentially difficult expressions from the first video. I hope they help.
Monday, 16 November 2009
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Seing this I am pleased to be a "simply" housekeeper!!
ReplyDeleteBlackberry = The BlackBerry is a phone widely used in the enterprise for its wireless email handling capability.
ReplyDeleteLaptop = portable computer
Right along with = alongside with, together with
Sunscreen = suntan lotion (also “sun cream” or “sun block”) that blocks the passage of dangerous radiations to your skin.
Tips = Advice
To get away from it all = to escape from the troubles of daily life.
Mandatory = legally obligatory, compulsory.
Innovative (note the double “n” and the pronunciation [,ɪnəˈveɪtɪv]. In Brittish English /ˈɪnəvətɪv/
Hit the ground leading = to begin leading with great energy, a title of the guest’s groups.
A number one growth strategy = A very important strategy to grow as a person
Delegate = pass work on
It’s got a really neat return on investment = Your effort pays off, you get results.
Good way of putting it = good way of expressing it.
Wireless devices = devices for transmission of messages by waves through space.
Happy medium = the satisfactory balance found when escaping extremes.
Run a company = To manage a company
Entrepreneur = a person who sets up a company.
Hate to admit it (self explanatory but included just in case you could not hear it well)
To set boundaries = to set limits.
Chill time = relaxation time.
To get sucked into it = to get absorbed by it.
Some interesting stats (short for “statistics”)
Vacation deprived = without the right of enjoying one’s holidays.
Employers should be on board = employers should be involved.
Background = personal history and experiences.
“R & R” (rest and relaxation)
Sharp, focused and productive = fast thinking, concentrated on the task and efficient.
On the side = apart from the usual.
Reenergised/reenergized = full of energy again.
Caught in the grind = trapped by the routine of work.
Your post has been very useful.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!!!