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发表了一篇转载博文 《[转载]20句个性英文说说:记忆是痛苦的根源,忘记也是一种福气》 - O[转载]20句个性英文说说:记忆是痛苦的根源,忘记也是一种福气

一 * 世界上哪有那么多的将心比心,你一味的付出不过是惯出来得寸进尺的人,太过考虑别人的感受,就注定自己不好受。因此啊,余生没那么长,请你忠于自己,活得还像自己。

二 * 生命中,谁不曾伤过,痛过,失落过,遗憾过。不是所有的擦肩而过都会相识,不是所有的人来人往间都会刻骨。

三 * 那些让你难过的事儿,有一天,你一定会笑着说出来。就让往事随风,你别回头也别再将就,唯一能做的就是努力让自己过得好一点。

四 * 不到最后一刻,千万别放弃。最后得到好东西,不是幸运,有时候,必须有前面的苦心经营,才有后面的偶然相遇。

五 * 你的负担将变成礼物,你受的苦将照亮你的路。

六 * 对待生命你不妨大胆冒险一点儿,因为好歹你要失去它。如果这世界上真有奇迹,那只是努力的另一个名字。

七 * 愿你经历再多,都不忘初心;愿你难过再多,都不忘微笑;愿你能披荆斩棘,做到自己想要做到的事儿。

八 * 真正爱你的人见识过你的各种乱七八糟,各种情绪化,各种难搞,但却还是想要你留在他们的生命里。

九 * 愿我们拼搏十年,征战沙场,不忘初心,努力成为一个浑身充满铜臭味的有钱人。

十 * 我认为人和人还是应当保持适度的距离感,尤其是我讨厌的人,建议阴阳相隔。

十一 * 年轻时不连累生你的人。年迈时不连累你生的人。父母在,人生尚有来处,父母去,人生只剩归途,因此我们要不断的努力。

十二 * 为明天做准备的最好方式 就是集中你全部智慧,全部的热忱,把今日的工作做得至善至美,这就是你能应付将来的唯一方式 。

十三 * 假如你只是被动地等待,那么,你将失去很多开发自己能力的机会。

十四 * 你经过我的岁月,我途经你的年华。彼时,光阴不负。此时,一片荒芜。

十五 * 没有过不去的事儿,只有过不去的心情,心若晴朗,人生便没有雨天,自己才是人生的作者,何苦将剧本写得苦不堪言。

十六 * 有力气失恋,不如努力赚钱,没有爱情死不了,没有钞票才会啊。少一点儿矫情,多一些努力。你想过的那种生活,得自己去挣,你是成人了。

十七 * 听什么高兴就听什么,穿什么高兴就穿什么,跟谁在一起高兴就缠着谁,别管那些破理论。

十八 * 懒得重新认识一个异性,再问名字,再问年纪,再聊天,再了解对方,再磨合,一想就烦。

十九 * 勉勉强强的东西都特别没意思。爱情是,友情是。一切都是。讨厌勉强。想要那种无所畏惧的心甘情愿。

二十 * 留不住的人没必要强求,不适合的人终会分开,可以不聪明,但别不清醒。

二十一 * 别人怎么对你,你用同样的态度回应就是,生而为人,谁不是第一次!

二十二 * 人生就有很多这样的奇迹,看起来比登天还难的事,有时候易如反掌就可以做到,其中的差别就在于非凡的信念。

二十三 * 做最好的自己,风雨无阻。拥最美的梦想,将来无惧。你曾种下一粒初心的种子,后来,朝花夕拾,一切都如你所愿。

二十四 * 有些人先走,有些人先留,没人能陪你到最后。我们终会独自长大,独自应对这个世界的美好与丑恶。

二十五 * 人这一辈子有时候碰到困苦磨难,是上帝给我们机会来分辨清楚谁真谁假。

二十六 * 任何时刻你都可以开始做自己想做的事,只要你不用年纪和其他东西去束缚自己,每个人心中都有一片海,自己不扬帆,没人帮你启航,努力,就能遇上更好的自己!

二十七 * 人心从不是被大事儿摧垮,只是被一次次的小失望耗光力量。

作为一个母语是英语的人来说,我认为用英文做自我介绍有几件值得注意的事。只要你能把你想说的说清楚,我并不在乎你的英文发音怎么样,也就是说,就算你的发音带有口音或是有一些语法错误,我也觉得没什么关系。

我强调这一点是因为我相信许多人在给外国人讲话前会过于紧张,过于在乎他们的英文说的好不好,但是我认为,我能够理解你想表达的意思就好,我理解英语是你的第二语言。

通常,我比较在意的是你说的话会不会引起我的兴趣,无论你讲中文还是英文,这一点都很重要。在一分钟内给对方留下好印象,以下三点是我的建议:

1) 说点对方做过的事或者他感兴趣的事,举个例子,“I read/heard that your company focuses on/is known for/values talent that/etc. . . .”这些话可以表明你是有备而来的,对公司的业务很熟悉。

2)对于对方正在做或者对方感兴趣的事,发表你的见解,举个例子,“I’ve been following your company/industry/technology/etc. and understand that you’re paying more attention to/expanding in/trying to/etc. . . .” 这些话表明你对这个公司从事的事情非常有兴趣。

3)说说你做过的跟他们公司业务相关,或者你做过的与他们比较感兴趣的领域有关的话题,举个例子,“I’m doing an independent study/working on a project/doing some research related to your company/industry/technology/etc. . . .” 这些话可以表明你能够给公司创造价值。

当你想要快速给对方留下好印象时,多数人都会说一些自己的特质,但是,说一些对方正在做或是对方感兴趣的事,往往会事半功倍。(译)

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As a native English speaker, here’s the most important thing I’ll say about making a good English self-introduction. As long as you can express your thoughts to me and what you want to say, I don’t really care how your English sounds. Meaning, it doesn’t matter to me if your accent or grammar isn’t perfect.

I mention this because I believe many people get too nervous worrying that their English isn’t good enough when speaking to a foreigner. They overthink it and focus too much of their attention on their words and sentences. But to me, I just need to understand the main points of what you want to communicate to me. I’m fully aware that English is your 2nd language.

Mostly, I pay attention to what you have to say that may be interesting to me. This is true whether you’re saying it in English or Chinese. Here are 3 examples if you only have one minute to leave a good impression on someone:

1) Talk about something they do or care about. For instance, “I read/heard that your company focuses on/is known for/values talent that/etc. . . .” This shows that you’ve done your homework and are familiar with what they do.

2) Talk about something that shows your insight(s) into what they’re doing or care about. For instance, “I’ve been following your company/industry/technology/etc. and understand that you’re paying more attention to/expanding in/trying to/etc. . . .” This shows that you have a deeper interest in what I do.

3) Talk about something you’re doing or are very interested in that’s related to what they’re doing or care about. For instance, “I’m doing an independent study/working on a project/doing some research related to your company/industry/technology/etc. . . .” This shows that you can bring something of value to what they do.

When trying to make a quick, good impression on someone they want to impress, most people will try to mention something about themselves. However, saying something related to what others do or care about makes a stronger impression. It shows your preparation, level of interest, and potential value to them, which are all good reasons for them to take an interest in you.

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顺便,还有一些我觉得也很重要的事情可以跟大家分享。以上我说的观点和方法也适用于在如何在工作中运用英文,比如说,跟外国高管用英文交流或者用英文做presentation。

在工作情境中运用英文道理也是一样的。你的口音,语法,或者你说得有多慢不重要,只要你言之有物,而且能说清楚就行。特别是, 当你在跟你的上级和高管交流时,你们的谈话质量大过你一口流利的英文。

以前我在写《DYFET智慧——成就未来经理人》书的时候,准备素材的时候认识了一个求职候选人。他跟我说,在他的工作中,他经常需要跟高管交流,很多高管都是外国人。很长一段时间,在跟他们用英文交流时他总是非常紧张。

最后,他发现,那些高管并不会因为他的英文说得不够流利而对他有偏见。相反地,他们在意的是他的想法和思维。如果他的想法足够好,他的思维逻辑够严密,那么不管他的英文表达是什么水平,在高管眼里他听上去都是好的。更多地关注自己想要表达的想法和确保他们是有价值和意义让他变得越来越自信,说英文时也不会那么紧张了。

我可以确认他说的绝对是对的。我曾经参加过很多会议。这些会议也有很多外国经理和高管参加。我从来没有听到过他们哪一次开完会后说“我不喜欢他的提案,他的口音太重了。” 或者 “他的语法还没好到让我愿意考虑他的建议。”

那些外国经理人和高管并不会对你们的英文能力指手画脚,事实上,他们在这一点上非常宽容。作为外国人,我们非常努力地想要听懂你们想说什么。我们对你们的英语技能不感兴趣,也不想评头论足。我们知道,英文是你们的第二语言。我们只想知道你们的关键点和想法。

所以你作为一个专业人士,如果想要有效地交流,如果你希望别人在工作中相信你说的,集中精力在你的想法的表达上吧。实际上,任何一门语言的交流都是这样的。(译)

顺便,如果大家对此类的话题比较感兴趣,我下周四10月27号下午7:30-8:30将进行一个“如何在工作中用英文专业并高效地沟通”的微课,全程免费。我将做更多关于如何在工作环境中提高英文表达和沟通能力的分享。感兴趣的话,关注我的微信公众号:wangliyazhou, 报名我的微课,来听听看~

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Btw, here’s something important to add. This perspective and approach for making a good self-introduction in English also applies to key work situations, like when you’re speaking with or presenting to senior managers who are foreigners.

In these situations at work, it’s the same. Your accent, grammar, or how slowly you talk doesn’t matter that much, as long as you have something interesting to say and can make yourself understood. Especially when speaking with your senior management, it’s the quality of your thoughts and ideas that matter most, not how good you sound.

One candidate that I interviewed for my career development book, Develop Yourself As A Future Executive, Today, understood this well. In his job, he often had to communicate with senior managers, many of whom were foreigners. For a long time, he would always get very nervous speaking with them in English.

Finally, he figured it out. He realized that these senior managers were not judging what he said by how fluent his English was. Instead, they were assessing his ideas and thoughts. If his ideas were good and his thought process was solid, then whatever he said would sound good. By focusing more on what he was saying and making sure that it had merit and weight, he became more confident and much less nervous speaking to others in English.

I can absolutely confirm this. I’ve been a part of many meetings that have involved someone presenting something to other foreigner managers and executives. Not once have I ever heard someone say afterwards, “I don’t like his proposal, his accent is too heavy.” Or, “His grammar isn’t good enough for me to consider his recommendation.”

If anything, it’s the opposite. As foreigners, we really make an effort to understand what you have to say. We’re not interested in being critical of your English skills. We know it’s your second language. We just want to understand your key points and ideas.

So if you want to communicate effectively as a professional, if you want others to buy into what you say in work and business situations, then focus on the quality of your thoughts and validity of what you say. Actually, this is how you communicate effectively in any language you’re speaking in.

Btw, if you’re interested in a webinar on the topic of, How To Communicate More Professionally And Effectively In English In The Workplace, then join me for my next Career Success Webinar Series broadcast next Thursday night, 10/27, from 1930 – 2030pm. I’ll be sharing many more insights and tips that will help improve your English communication.

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If you need help performing well in your job interviews in English, join my Zhihu Live tomorrow night (Thursday, 1/19)! I’ll have many very practical tips & examples for you on this topic!

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