[originaltext]M: Good morning, Doctor Albert.W: Good morning. May I have your

M: Good morning, Doctor Albert.
W: Good morning. May I have your name please?
M: Brown. George Brown. We were in the same gymnasium five years ago in Washington. We worked out together. Our coach was Alexandra.
W: Oh, Brown. Nice to meet you.
M: You’ve changed a lot! I remember you were doing your own business then. How did you become a doctor of psychology and work as a personal coach?
W: Well, I sold my business and worked as a manager in a high-tech company for quite a while after that. But one day, I suddenly felt miserable and decided to make a change.
M: Why? As far as I can understand, you were highly motivated in business management.
W: I was. But a few years later, I felt lost.
M: What do you mean by “lost”?
W: My life seemed like an endless routine. I was tired and lonely. So I was determined to find something I truly loved. And now I have been a personal coach for 6 years. I help my clients to re-evaluate their lives and rediscover what matters most to them.
M: Oh, I feel as tired as you were. I need some professional advice.
W: What’s your situation, Brown?
M: I’m a partner at a law firm. I’ve made more money this year than the last two years combined. I’ve attained the success I hoped for, but it doesn’t feel the way I expected it to be.
W: Look, Brown. As a personal coach, I believe I can help you to re-evaluate your life and make you feel happier.
Questions 12 to 15 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
12.What did the man use to do with the woman?
13.Why did the woman give up business management?
14.What does the woman do as a personal coach?
15.Why does the man come to meet the woman?