This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1,635. You do you. Should you always be your authentic self?

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allyearsenglish.com-boredslashapp. In today's episode, you learn a natural English expression that

embraces authenticity. Is it always the right move to try to be unique and authentic? Today, we

share our opinions and give you more ways to say this in English.

Hey, Lindsay, how are you?

Excellent, Michelle. How are you doing? What's going on?

I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Have you ever heard of the expression? Well, I know you have

because I think we used it recently. Or, yeah, you do you. You do you totally.

Yeah, it's come up with us before and we wanted to devote an episode to this because

this is a really very natural kind of trendy phrase to use, don't you think?

It's really trendy right now. It did come up naturally. We like to share with you guys on this

podcast the very natural English. We don't go to vocab lists for the show. We go to natural language

and this is so trendy right now. Let's do it, Michelle. Let's get into that in just a second,

but guys, we want to remind you that we have an amazing podcast all about IELTS with Jessica

and Aubrey, right, Lindsay? Jessica was an examiner for 14 years. Aubrey has been trained

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