Dear Premium members, I’ve updated the Descriptive Essay Bank!

Sorry this has been a bit spotty, but a number of things has been happening, namely group class arrangements, multiple trips to foreign countries, becoming a full-fledged corporate trainer, conducting the largest corporate training in Top Glove history, becoming a certified Artificial Intelligence consultant, and various other things of that nature.

That aside, I’ve been really enjoying conducting classes and learning how to get better as a teacher – work has been stepping up though, so it’s been a busy and fruitful time not only moving towards some goals of my own, but also enjoying the process of growing as a teacher and a person.

None of those are actually good excuses, but I thought that they might be interesting for you to know 🙂

I hope you’ll enjoy these pieces!

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