Automatic English For The People Emotional Mastery Vocabulary Text Okay, welcome to the vocabulary lesson for "Emotional Mastery." Let's get started.

<p><br></p> <p>Automatic English For The People Emotional Mastery Vocabulary Text</p> <p>Okay, welcome to the vocabulary lesson for "Emotional Mastery." Let's get started.</p> <p>A few of the words I used in the main speech, the main article. First leť's talk about</p> <p>posture. Posture. So posture means the position of your body, it's how you stand or sit.</p> <p>So we talk about good posture, for example. Good posture means your shoulders are</p> <p>back. Your back is straight, your chin is up. That's what we usually call good posture.</p> <p>And bad posture would mean, you know again, you're leaning forward. Your shoulders</p> <p>are forward. Your back is not straight. So again, posture just means the position of</p> <p>your body, how you position your body. How you hold your body, that's posture.</p> <p>Another word I used was grin. A grin can be a noun, it's a thing. Or it can be a verb, it's</p> <p>something you do. So to grin means to smile, but to smile in a big way. When you grin,</p> <p>you're not using a small smile. You're using a very, very big smile. Again, it's also a</p> <p>noun so if you have a very big smile on your face, we say that is a grin. He has a big</p> <p>grin. You could use both, I guess. You could say he is grinning a big grin. Okay, so</p> <p>grin again is a large smile or the act of doing a large smile.</p> <p>Another phrase I used was “tends to be." He tends to be an angry person. Tends to be</p> <p>means usually is. So he usually is an angry person. He tends to be an angry person.</p> <p>So it's something that usually happens, usually is true, mostly is true. But not always,</p> <p>not always. So I could say, Tomoe tends to be happy. It means she usually is happy.</p> <p>It's her normal thing to do or normal thing to feel. But not always, sometimes she's not</p> <p>happy. So tends to be, usually is or often is or mostly is.</p> <p>Okay, another word I used was shifting. Shifting your body and the verb is to shift. To</p> <p>shift your body means to move it. It really means kind