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What Have You Harvested This Year? Business English for Goals & Achievement 🌾
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Episode What Have You Harvested This Year? Business English for Goals & Achievement 🌾
Episode 50
Ever looked at a freshly harvested field and thought about your own goals? That's exactly what happened to Amber this week — and it turned into a lesson on powerful English vocabulary for talking about achievement, progress, and direction in business and life.
In this episode of English Snacks, you'll learn upper-intermediate to advanced English phrases perfect for performance reviews, catch-ups with colleagues, and everyday conversations about goals. Discover idioms like "reap what you sow," "enjoy the fruits of your labour," "gain traction," and "come to fruition" — plus business-friendly vocabulary like "lay the groundwork," "a fallow period," and "take stock." We also explore beautiful, modern phrases for clarity and direction, including "an unobstructed view," "a clear-eyed view," and "stripped back."
Whether you're studying English for business, preparing for a Q2 performance review, or simply want to sound more natural discussing your personal and professional goals, this episode gives you real, usable vocabulary — with guided shadowing practice built right in.
Perfect for B2-C1 learners, business English students, and anyone who loves reflective, metaphor-rich English lessons.
A worksheet with matching exercises, fill-in-the-blanks, and speaking prompts is linked below for extra practice. https://englishsnacks.gumroad.com/l/harvest
🎧 Come hungry for knowledge.
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