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Lesson 850 – Superbly Said Podcast

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In this episode, you’ll learn to say naturally:

• 🚶‍♂️ start the day on the wrong foot – begin your morning in a negative or unproductive way

• 🌊 feel overwhelmed – feel flooded with emotions or too many responsibilities

• ✂️ carve out time – reorganize your schedule to include something regularly

• 🙏 express gratitude – communicate appreciation and thankfulness clearly

• ⚙️ be wired for [something] – be naturally inclined to act or feel a certain way

• ☁️ fluffy (informal) – lighthearted and lacking serious value

• 🔋 fill yourself up with good energy – mentally or emotionally prepare yourself with positivity

• 🏃‍♀️ build momentum – gradually increase motivation and forward progress

Each phrase comes with concise definitions, authentic examples, and a quiz question so you can immediately test your understanding and start using them.

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