BE 403: Don’t Let These English Idioms Slip Your Mind

This episode explores English idioms and expressions related to the word "mind," offering practical advice for business professionals. Hosts Lindsay and Aubrey discuss their personal experiences with forgetfulness, leading into a three-part series on this topic. Against this backdrop, they reveal a poll from a previous episode, showing that 63% of listeners prefer being praised at work versus being challenged, sparking a discussion on cultural differences and individual preferences. More significantly, the hosts delve into four key expressions: "slip your mind," "come to mind," "bear in mind," and "keep in mind," illustrating their usage through examples and role-playing scenarios. For instance, they highlight the subtle difference between "bear in mind" (more polite) and "keep in mind" (more direct). The episode concludes with a listener poll asking whether people make decisions with their heart or mind, and a preview of related past episodes. This highlights the podcast's focus on practical, everyday business English vocabulary applicable to both professional and personal contexts.