EFD - Level 1

PERSONALITIES
VOCABULARY

The personalities are all adjectives.

Working alone requires certain personal qualities to

ensure productivity, self-motivation, and success. Here
are some important qualities:

Self-Motivated
If a person is self-motivated, they are capable of
hard work and effort without the need for
pressure from others

Disciplined
Someone who is disciplined behaves or works in a
controlled way.

Independent
If someone is independent, they do not need help or
money from anyone else.

Organized
Someone who is organized plans their work and
activities efficiently.

Creative
A creative person has the ability to invent and
develop original ideas

Reliable
People or things that are reliable can be trusted to
work well

Patient
If you are patient, you stay calm and do not get
annoyed.

Optimistic
Someone who is optimistic is hopeful about the future
or the success of something in particular.

Professional
Someone who is professional is well-trained and has a
lot of skill.

Determined
If you are determined to do something, you have made
a firm decision to do it and will not let anything stop
you.
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WORK PREFERENCES
VOCABULARY

The work preferences are all nouns.

Here is a list of jobs that often promote individuality

and allow individuals to express their unique skills,
talents, and creativity.

Architect
An architect is a person who designs buildings.

Artist
An artist is a person who creates novels, poems, films,
or other things which can be considered
as works of art.

Writer/Author
A writer is a person who writes books, stories, or
articles as a job.

Trainer/Coach
A coach is someone who gives people special teaching in
a particular subject.

Freelancer
A freelancer is someone who does freelance work.
Chef/Culinary artist
A chef is a cook in a restaurant or hotel.

Photographer/Videographer
A photographer is someone who takes
photographs/makes videos as a job or hobby.

Fashion stylish/Personal stylish

A fashion stylist is a consultant who selects the
clothing and garments for people.

Content Creator
A content creator is someone who creates content to
engage, entertain, educate... on social media

Stand-up Comedian
A stand-up comedian is an entertainer who performs
comedy routines, usually in front of a live audience.
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INTERESTS
VOCABULARY

The interests are nouns or gerunds/V_ing.

I + like + N/V_ing.
There are many interests and activities that people
often enjoy doing alone. Here are some examples and
expressions to say instead of “I like”:

Reading
I love reading.

Writing/Journaling
I enjoy writing and journaling.

Painting/Drawing
I am fond of paiting.

Hiking/Outdoor Exploration
I am keen on hiking and outdoor exploration.

Photography
I am really into photography.

Meditation/Yoga
I have a passion for meditation/yoga.

Cooking/Baking
I am a big fan of cooking.

Gardening
I am a gardening person.

Playing Musical Instruments

Playing Musical Instruments is my cup of tea.

Puzzles/Brain Games

I find great enjoyment in puzzles and brain games.

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TIPS, SKILLS AND

RECOMMENDATIONS

Working individually can be a rewarding experience

that allows you to focus, be self-reliant, and
accomplish tasks at your own pace. Here are some tips
to help you work effectively on your own:

Set clear goals

Clearly decide what you want to accomplish and set
specific goals that are easy to measure and achieve.

Create a dedicated workspace

Create a comfortable place where you can enjoy
working, for example, grow plants on your desk.

Manage your time effectively

Make a schedule that works for you and break your
work into smaller tasks with deadlines. Remember to
align your schedule with your team’s schedule.

Minimize distractions
Get rid of things that can distract you, like turning
off notifications on your phone. Use some signs to
signal to others that you are busy working/studying.

Take breaks
It's important to take regular breaks to relax and
recharge yourself. Use this time to stretch, take a
short walk, or do something you enjoy.

Be disciplined
Stay focused and motivated by holding yourself
accountable for getting things done. Break big tasks
into smaller parts to make them easier to handle.

Ask questions when you're unsure

If you're not sure about something, don't be afraid to
ask for help or clarification from your line managers
or colleagues.

Use technology and tools

Take advantage of tools and apps that can help you
stay organized and work efficiently.
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QUOTE ANALYSIS
FACTS: BENEFITS OF
INDIVIDUAL WORK

“Individual commitment to a group effort -

that is what makes a team work, a company
work, a society work, a civilization work.”
Vince Lombardi

When each person in a group or team is dedicated

and puts in their best effort, it helps the whole team,
company, society, or civilization succeed. It emphasizes
the importance of individual commitment and how it
contributes to the overall functioning and success of a
larger collective. It suggests that when everyone works
together and contributes their skills and efforts, it
leads to the effective functioning and progress of a
group or society as a whole.

Benefits of Individual Work

1. Freedom and Independence: When you work on

your own, you have the freedom to make decisions
and do things your way. You can work at your
own pace, choose the tasks you want to focus on,
and take ownership of your work.
2. Better Focus and Less Distractions: Working
alone can help you concentrate better because
there are fewer distractions. You don't have to
worry about interruptions from colleagues or
other external factors, which allows you to stay
more focused on your work.
3. Flexibility and Personalization: Individual work lets
you customize your approach to tasks. You can
choose the methods and techniques that work best
for you and adapt your work style to fit your
strengths and preferences.

Our individuality helps us grow, but

partnering with others can take us
even further. Stay tuned for our next
English First Day, where we'll explore
the power of partnership!