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As promised, here is the Q&A session. Feel free to ask any questions or suggest how to improve this channel and what kinds of posts you'd like to see more of. I will try to answer you all.

📚 Life is like math. Problems are like people. ✨ Solving problems can be satisfying, but frustrating when you can’t. Each problem, like each person, is unique. ⚪️Equations are straightforward people—you just need the right approach. ⚪️Inequalities are people with strong boundaries, requiring careful thought. ⚪️Logarithms are those who reveal their value slowly, with patience. ⚪️Absolute values are optimistic people, always seeing the positive. ⚪️Complex numbers are multifaceted individuals, with real and imaginary sides. ⚪️Calculus reflects deep thinkers, examining changes and experiences. ⚪️Geometry is for visual thinkers, seeing the world through shapes. ⚪️Probability and statistics are realists, evaluating risks and patterns. ⚪️Trigonometry mirrors those who find balance and harmony in relationships. ✨ Every math concept reflects the diversity of human personalities. Like math, life is about learning, solving problems, and appreciating the unique complexities of each person. Farangiz's blog | EWI 🦋

Funny but sad.

Me: Trying to figure out how to fill this list. 🤔

🥲 We form friendships for various reasons, often due to shared interests or common goals. 🧚‍♀️ Tony Crabb, in his book “Insanely Busy,” recommends making a list of your 15 closest people and prioritizing these relationships. Invest in them and never overlook them. ❤️ Think about it: with one friend, you might enjoy discussing literature or the latest movies; with another, you might share gossip; with a third, you might go shopping; with a fourth, you might confide your deepest thoughts; with a fifth, you might go hiking or sing in a choir together; with a sixth, you might exchange gardening tips; and with a seventh, you might dance lindy hop. 🌼 As Crabb advises, “For all your busyness, never cut off communication with your main 15 [people]. You can postpone interactions with the next 50, 150, and 500 contacts until a better time, but not these 15. 🧀Your ‘support group’ will help you through periods of intense fatigue and overwhelming workload—don’t give it up.

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Personally, when I was preparing for the IELTS, my favorite tip was rewarding myself. My reward was something useful too—watching a movie in English 😏