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Hey There. I'm from Brazil. I'm 26 years old. I work with building automation. However, the most important is that I'm a desperate English student looking for help. I need a real feedback of how I'm doing and I'm anxious for a good conversation. I'm sure that it will make my learning process much faster. (You can start by correcting this introdution).
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IELTS Simon • 专家教师
English
May 2, 2018
Cleiton has a really good foundation, and would improve further through role play of different scenarios, and correction of his grammar and vocabulary usage
Donovan Di Fiore
English
Nov 28, 2016
Like he said; a little rusty but the conversation still had a nice flow to it.
Donovan Di Fiore
English
Oct 5, 2016
Cleiton has an extremely vast knowledge of English and philosophical values. We had a great conversation that stemmed from something very basic and typical! Cannot wait for our next class!!
Meaghan
English
Apr 7, 2016
Great class! Nice to meet you Cleiton.
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  • Commented
    Hi Reem,

    So do I. Fell free to add me if you want to speak.
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    November 27, 2019
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    Why is it so hard to find a job that provides you money and joy at the same time ? I think about it constantly, sometimes too much. For me the perfect job is the one that is aligned with your mission. If you think it doesn’t serve you anymore, you should drop it. I have read tons of books about motivation and purpose, but none of them have helped me so far. However, it gave me some clues I am starting to get. Some of these clues are extreme ownership, gratitude and the constant search for purpose. Do you know what I am starting to think? That not only me but most people like to be or act as victims. As Eckhart Tolle says in his book ‘The power of now’, " When you are not happy in the position you find yourself, you have three options, accept, change or move away of it, anything else is suffering”. When you blame other people you are not in control. So, it's better to take charge for everything that happens in your life. Everything that happened, happens and will happen to me is due to my decisions in life. When you think this way, you can change your situation for better or worse. This is the definition of extreme ownership. At fist this change of mindset made me feel bad. I blamed myself for everything that happened. It’s a blessing and a burden too big to carry alone. As result, I became bitter inside. Thankfully, it just lasted until I came across with some gratitude practices. Gratitude can be a sweet medicine for lots of issues. I know I have deviated a little from the topic, but I promise that this last paragraph will connect the dots. Purpose is the last piece of the puzzle. When we are born you are fed exclusively of breast milk, it has all the nutrients the child needs. Later, your mother introduces you to some other food. Until now, milk was unique taste you have ever had. Consequently, you loved it. Now you can decide what tastes better and what do you prefer according with your preferences. The same happens with your life purpose and passion, you might not know what it’s until you experiment other options. To sum up, changing what you can or accepting what you can’t avoid unnecessary suffering. Extreme ownership gives you the ability to change your current situation and learn from your mistakes. Gratitude can cheer you up, gives you energy and light you up in hard times. Purpose is in constant change, so, don’t settled until you find your true one. Finally, you will never accept less then you deserve at your job. Do you agree or desagree with my point of view? Feel free to comment, correct or modify whatever you want.
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    November 24, 2019
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    November 24, 2019
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  • Commented
    Hi Sabine,
    If you allow me, I would like to give a piece of advise regarding these kind of educational videos.
    It's very hard for the youtuber get the right speed, since everyone has their own pace. Try to slow the speed down on settings. In my case I like to speed it up to make it a bit more challenging.
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    November 23, 2019
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    Me too, but I am a little rusty. Which certification are you applying to?
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    November 23, 2019
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    Have you already found company to practice? I am available.
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    November 23, 2019
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    October 2, 2018
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  • Commented

    I do not see none of the older generations qualities you described as self-sacrifice. The word self-sacrifice implies you're suffering or someone is taking advantage you. Hard working, saving money and nurturing a family are acts  of love and can be a very rewarding process. Nobody feels proud in saying I've never worked to accomplished something in my life, or I earned a lot of money but spent it all, or I exploited and mistreated my family. 


    Me-first attitude can be very noble if it comes from a pure intent to be your best self.


    Self-confidence comes from the idea that no matter what obstacle one is facing he will still overcome it and become better than before. The music Don't worry, be happy expresses it with perfection. 


    The border between self-confidence and and egocentrism is exactly the lack of me-first. Ego is a false self created to meet social, cultural and family expectations it's a character created to avoid judgments and possible abandon. It's what you think you need, not what you truly need. When you are not afraid of all these layers of bullshit, you see beyond the ego and find youself and the middle of all the mess. This is the fase that monks call enlightment. You start seing that everyone and everything is one. It is when true altruism is born from. 


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    January 20, 2018
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    Enjoy ever moment in your trip even when homesick.

    Travelling is an unique experience you'll remember for the rest of your life. Why do you focus so much on what you're missing instead of focusing on what you're winning?  What I've learned living 13000 km away from home is that people and material stuff will always be there for you when you return home and nothing will have changed, except you. Live in the moment, not in the past or future. I know everything I said seems abstract but I’ve learned it all after being immersed in a totally different culture. The distance from everyone I knew plus the sensation of never being totally comfortable were the best things that ever happened to me. I learned many things about myself I didn't know before. The idea I am trying to convey is that our mind makes things worse than they really are. Do not go along with your thoughts or identify with it but observe and let it go. There is nothing else then the now.<o:p></o:p>

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