LORENZO CHERIN

Loved the way you explained it. Being involved in hotel front desk roles, this article really caught my attention.

For anyone interested in hotel guest services, hotel booking process, or learning more about hotel front office operations and customer service, I highly recommend a helpful book I found recently on Amazon. It’s full of practical hotel English conversation examples, hotel receptionist English phrases, and hotel check-in dialogue in English that are useful for both beginners and professionals.

It’s especially helpful for those studying a bachelor of hospitality management or taking hotel management courses online. Whether you’re aiming for resort management or starting in front desk hotel positions, this book is a great guide.

Here’s the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F5BR9R3D

The book also includes useful dialogues like:
– Hotel reservation conversation in English
– Hotel check-out conversation in English
– Hotel guest complaints English conversation
– Hotel room service English conversation

It’s ideal for those preparing for hotel receptionist jobs, improving hotel customer service, or understanding hotel standard operating procedures. A perfect resource if you’re pursuing a hotel management degree or looking into hotel front desk careers.

Once again, thank you for the article. This was very well done.

Really helpful read, thank you. As someone working in hotel and management, this article really caught my attention.

For anyone interested in hotel guest services, hotel booking process, or learning more about hotel front office operations and customer service, I highly recommend a helpful book I found recently on Amazon. It’s full of practical hotel English conversation examples, hotel receptionist English phrases, and hotel check-in dialogue in English that are useful for both beginners and professionals.

It’s especially helpful for those studying a bachelor of hospitality management or taking hotel management courses online. Whether you’re aiming for resort management or starting in front desk hotel positions, this book is a great guide.

Here’s the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F5BR9R3D

The book also includes useful dialogues like:
– Hotel reservation conversation in English
– Hotel check-out conversation in English
– Hotel guest complaints English conversation
– Hotel room service English conversation

It’s ideal for those preparing for hotel receptionist jobs, improving hotel customer service, or understanding hotel standard operating procedures. A perfect resource if you’re pursuing a hotel management degree or looking into hotel front desk careers.

Once again, thank you for the article. Looking forward to your next post.

Truly appreciate this article—it resonated so deeply.

This made me reflect on my own journey of learning how to stop overthinking and set emotional boundaries.

For those seeking real tools to stop overthinking and finally build self-confidence, my book might be a helpful guide.

The book is especially powerful for anyone navigating emotional boundaries, people pleasing, or trying to reclaim their mental health.

If you’re ready to build quiet confidence and stop overthinking what others think—this might be just what you need: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F7G48V3H

Absolutely loved this—such a smart take on the challenges we face with overthinking and confidence.

As someone who’s worked through perfectionism and people pleasing myself, your message really hit home.

If anyone reading this is also struggling with overthinking, people pleaser recovery, or how to be confident, I highly recommend a stop overthinking book I recently published on Amazon.

It’s helped readers learn how to be confident, protect their peace, and live unapologetically—especially those recovering from perfectionism and overthinking.

You can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F79GQSP5 – I hope it supports others the way it’s supported me.

This is one of the most thoughtful posts I’ve read on mental health and mindset—well done.

You’ve beautifully captured the struggle so many of us face with people pleasing and low self-confidence.

I’ve written a book that dives into how to stop overthinking, overcome people pleasing, and confidently set boundaries—it’s called Let Them Think What They Want.

It offers tools for building self-confidence, quiet confidence, and setting boundaries without guilt.

You can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F79GQSP5 – I hope it supports others the way it’s supported me.

Such a powerful post—thank you for sharing your insight.

You’ve beautifully captured the struggle so many of us face with people pleasing and low self-confidence.

I’d love to share a stop overthinking book that brings together emotional boundaries, mental health, and confidence-building in one practical guide.

The book is especially powerful for anyone navigating emotional boundaries, people pleasing, or trying to reclaim their mental health.

Check it out here if it resonates: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F7G48V3H – a must-read for anyone ready to stop overthinking and start living confidently.

This is one of the most thoughtful posts I’ve read on mental health and mindset—well done.

As someone who’s worked through perfectionism and people pleasing myself, your message really hit home.

I’d love to share a stop overthinking book that brings together emotional boundaries, mental health, and confidence-building in one practical guide.

The book is especially powerful for anyone navigating emotional boundaries, people pleasing, or trying to reclaim their mental health.

Check it out here if it resonates: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F7G48V3H – a must-read for anyone ready to stop overthinking and start living confidently.

Such a powerful post—thank you for sharing your insight.

You’ve beautifully captured the struggle so many of us face with people pleasing and low self-confidence.

For those seeking real tools to stop overthinking and finally build self-confidence, my book might be a helpful guide.

It offers tools for building self-confidence, quiet confidence, and setting boundaries without guilt.

You can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F79GQSP5 – I hope it supports others the way it’s supported me.

Such a powerful post—thank you for sharing your insight.

You’ve beautifully captured the struggle so many of us face with people pleasing and low self-confidence.

For those seeking real tools to stop overthinking and finally build self-confidence, my book might be a helpful guide.

The book is especially powerful for anyone navigating emotional boundaries, people pleasing, or trying to reclaim their mental health.

If you’re ready to build quiet confidence and stop overthinking what others think—this might be just what you need: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F7G48V3H

Absolutely loved this—such a smart take on the challenges we face with overthinking and confidence.

This made me reflect on my own journey of learning how to stop overthinking and set emotional boundaries.

If anyone reading this is also struggling with overthinking, people pleaser recovery, or how to be confident, I highly recommend a stop overthinking book I recently published on Amazon.

It’s helped readers learn how to be confident, protect their peace, and live unapologetically—especially those recovering from perfectionism and overthinking.

The full title is Let Them Think What They Want: Stop Overthinking, Build Confidence, and Set Boundaries Without Guilt – available on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F7G48V3H