Practice English Free Online

This nonprofit public speaking group is a great opportunity to build effective English communication skills.
We meet each Friday at 7:05 AM (PST). Each meeting has three components:
1. Prepared speeches
2. Impromptu speaking
3. Evaluations of prepared environment
Approximately 50% of our club consists of non-native English speakers.
You are welcome to join and listen or you can actively participate.

NOTE: The Zoom link will be sent to you approximately 1-2 hours prior to the event (please check the email associated with your Meetup acct).

Hi Team,

Let's explore the five types of wealth:
The Five Types of Wealth is:
Financial Wealth – money, savings, security, and resources
Physical Wealth – health, energy, strength, and well-being
Time Wealth – having control over how you spend your time
Social Wealth – relationships, family, friendships, and community
Mental/Emotional Wealth – purpose, peace, learning, resilience, and fulfillment

### 10 Open-Ended Conversation Questions

1. When you hear the word “wealth,” what is the first thing you think of? Why?
2. Which type of wealth did your family value most when you were growing up? How did that influence you?
3. Which is more valuable to you: having more money or having more free time? Why?
4. What does it mean to be “rich” in relationships? What makes a friendship or relationship valuable?
5. What are some ways people can invest in their physical health that do not cost much money?
6. Can someone have a lot of financial wealth but still have a poor quality of life? What might that look like?
7. How has your definition of success or wealth changed as you have gotten older?
8. Which type of wealth is easiest to lose? Which is hardest to rebuild?
9. Do you think your culture or country emphasizes one type of wealth more than the others? Give an example.
10. Imagine yourself ten years from now. What would a truly wealthy life look like for you?

This nonprofit public speaking group is a great opportunity to build effective English communication skills.
We meet each Friday at 7:05 AM (PST). Each meeting has three components:
1. Prepared speeches
2. Impromptu speaking
3. Evaluations of prepared environment
Approximately 50% of our club consists of non-native English speakers.
You are welcome to join and listen or you can actively participate.

NOTE: The Zoom link will be sent to you approximately 1-2 hours prior to the event (please check the email associated with your Meetup acct).

Hi Team,

Let's explore the five types of wealth:
The Five Types of Wealth is:
Financial Wealth – money, savings, security, and resources
Physical Wealth – health, energy, strength, and well-being
Time Wealth – having control over how you spend your time
Social Wealth – relationships, family, friendships, and community
Mental/Emotional Wealth – purpose, peace, learning, resilience, and fulfillment

### 10 Open-Ended Conversation Questions

1. When you hear the word “wealth,” what is the first thing you think of? Why?
2. Which type of wealth did your family value most when you were growing up? How did that influence you?
3. Which is more valuable to you: having more money or having more free time? Why?
4. What does it mean to be “rich” in relationships? What makes a friendship or relationship valuable?
5. What are some ways people can invest in their physical health that do not cost much money?
6. Can someone have a lot of financial wealth but still have a poor quality of life? What might that look like?
7. How has your definition of success or wealth changed as you have gotten older?
8. Which type of wealth is easiest to lose? Which is hardest to rebuild?
9. Do you think your culture or country emphasizes one type of wealth more than the others? Give an example.
10. Imagine yourself ten years from now. What would a truly wealthy life look like for you?