Stay caffeinated! Start the beautiful day with AliExpress. Its intention is to create an uplifting emotional experience that leaves the audience feeling inspired. The goal of a motivational speech is to motivate an audience to take a specific action, usually in regard to personal or professional growth. It was a Thursday, but it felt like a Monday to John. And John loved Mondays. He thrived at work. He dismissed the old cliché of dreading Monday mornings and refused to engage in water-cooler complaints about "the grind" and empty conversations that included the familiar parry "How was your weekend?" "Too short!". Yes, John liked his work and was unashamed. I should probably get another latte. I've just been sitting here with this empty cup. But then I'll start to get jittery. I'll get a decaf. No, that's stupid, it feels stupid to pay for a decaf. I can't justify that. John was always impatient on the weekends; he missed the formal structure of the business week. When he was younger he used to stay late after school on Fridays and come in early on Mondays, a pattern his mother referred to with equal parts admiration and disdain as "studying overtime." I/we regret to inform/tell you that PHRASE used when you are giving someone bad news my (humble/deepest/sincere etc.) apologies PHRASE used for saying that you are sorry for something pardon INTERJECTION used for saying "sorry" when you interrupt someone speaking I beg your pardon PHRASE SPOKEN FORMAL used for saying you are sorry because you have made a slight mistake, for example because you have stood on someone's foot. "Sorry" is a less formal way of saying this excuse me PHRASE used for showing you are sorry for interrupting someone forgive me (for doing something)/forgive my doing something PHRASE used when you want to say or do something that may offend the person you are talking to I'm afraid PHRASE used for politely telling someone something that might make them sad, disappointed, or angry, for example when you cannot do what they want or do not agree with them if only PHRASE used for saying that you would like a situation to be different unfortunately ADVERB used for saying that something is sad or disappointing
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