쉐도잉 연습: Loyalty Has an Expiration Date | Steve Harvey - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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loyalty has an expiration date.
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And what I mean by that is, oftentimes you're loyal to people long after their loyalty to you has gone.
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Because you're a good person, you overlook it and you just remain the person you are.
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Loyal to a person whose loyalty has expired for you.
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Loyalty has an expiration date.
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You just have to wake up and realize that the expiration date has expired, that you got some bad milk now.
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You just got some bad milk.
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And when you realize that, it's okay.
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You ain't got to trip.
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You ain't got to confront her.
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She has given you permission to be free.
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You should just take it.
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Go on and chill.
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Call every night, hey girl.
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Y'all ain't even gotta break up.
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Hey girl, how you doing?
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Click.
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Just wondering if you have any advice on what you did when you turned 40 or how you deal with getting older.
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Yeah, you're freaking out because you're turning 40?
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Yeah, I'm just stressing out about it.
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Like, she's, it's crazy.
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It's a great thing, man.
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See, remember this, bruh.
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Old is the gold.
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It's the gold, man, of all of us.
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It's like, It's like the coolest thing ever to live to get to another birthday.
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It's such a cool thing, man.
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You're still here, you got another shot, every day God wakes you up is a sign from him that he ain't through with you yet.
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Yeah, man.
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It's a celebration, man.
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Hey, I'm 61.
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I'm so cool with it.
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I mean, look, you gotta be able to handle 40.
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He let him stick that needle upside your neck like that.
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You have learned one thing from all of this.
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Stop talking about your relationship to other people.
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Here is the best advice I ever got.
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When you get married, form a two-handed circle.
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Don't let nobody else in that circle.
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Because if you let your mama in, she gonna mess it up.
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You can't let your friends in, they gonna mess it up.
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Form a two-handed circle, don't let nobody in it.
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You good.
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Most men in here sitting next to a woman, that brother right there, the frat brother with the glass on, see the woman sitting next to him?
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He hit jackpot.
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Turn around, see that man up there with the green shirt on?
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Look at the woman sitting next to him.
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He hit jackpot.
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It's not an accident.
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See this couple right here on the front row?
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Look at her.
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Now look at him.
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He hit the jackpot.
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Y'all seen my wife Marjorie.
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Now look at me.
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Jackpot.
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Now in that, you kinda, you trying to hold on tight.
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But if you squeeze something too tight, it's like toothpaste.
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If you squeeze toothpaste too tight, it get out the tube.
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Let her have say so around the house.
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Now you got a good thing, before you squeeze toothpaste out on the floor, let her go, cause you ain't gonna get no finer chick than this right here.
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Look, people have kids out of wedlock all the time.
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That says nothing about you.
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That's not, that don't make you a bad person, that don't make you something wrong with you.
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Oh, you know how many, you know how many, good people make mistakes all the time.
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The problem is God don't make no mistakes.
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Pretty good deal.
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You gonna be fired.
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I'm seven years old, October 8th, 1985, Hilarity's Comedy Club.
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Walked in the comedy club, first time in my life, won amateur night, $50.
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Drove 40 minutes home, cried all the way home.
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This girl I wrote with, she said, why you crying, it ain't but $50.
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She said, you don't even understand, I'm born.
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She said, what you mean you born?
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I said, I know what I'm gonna do the rest of my life.
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She said, you ain't win but $50.
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I said, nah, I've been praying my whole life, God, what is it?
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My life gotta be more than this.
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I won that comedy competition.
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I went to work October 9th, the next morning, and quit my job.
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I'm gonna tell you something.
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That decision cost me everything I had.
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I lost everything.
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I lost my family.
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I lost friends.
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I lost everything.
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I became homeless.
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I lived in a car for three years.
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But I just saw this I saw this I saw this vision I just pursued it.
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I said wow, that's it
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You have to take chances in life if you don't take chances in life
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You'll never have the life God has for you life is about risk If you play it safe in life,
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you ain't gonna have much of a life If you play it safe, you won't have much of a life Life is risk.
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It takes courage to pursue your dream.
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I just did it.
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It cost me everything, but eventually, God is very good, man, when He sees you take a leap of faith.
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He supplies you everything you need.
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Now, it's gonna cost you something, but most people are not willing to pay what it costs to go after your dream,
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because you're gonna have to hurt a little bit.
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And most people don't like being uncomfortable.
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If you don't want to be uncomfortable, please do not pursue success.
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Because success is a very uncomfortable feeling.
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And I just learned to be comfortable being uncomfortable.
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If you can get that in your head, this too shall pass.
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Every moment of everything you've ever gone through, God got you through it.
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You didn't even realize it.
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He just got you through it.
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You can't name one thing he didn't pull you through.
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Well, I lost my mother.
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I'm still grieving over there.
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I lost my mama 21 years ago.
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I still grieve over it, but I'm here.
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You know, I got through it.
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You gonna get through it.
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But you gotta take chance in life, man.
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Can't play it safe, y'all.
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You gotta jump, you gotta go for it.
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Let's go.
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Well, here's the deal.
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When you have a massive goal,
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something that's big, you must first make it something that not reaching it is unacceptable.
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Me not being who God made me to be, me not living my dream was unacceptable for me.
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Now, when you get faced with a challenge like living in your car for three years, what happened was I had a dream that was so big,
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my dreams were bigger than all my problems.
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You know what I'm saying?
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See, if your dreams aren't really big enough, and your problems are bigger than your dreams,
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then your problems will be bigger than your dreams.
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But if your dreams are so big, I had no problem that I was not willing to endure to get to my dream.
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Now, the key you said it though, was step by step.
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Remember this saying, inch by inch, anything's a cinch.
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Inch by inch, see?
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So you gotta set incremental goals along the way.
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On your way to, let's say you wanna be a millionaire, but let's say you only make $5,000 a year right now,
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but you want to be a millionaire, then you have got to take whatever you did to make $5,000 and duplicate it so you can make 10.
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But when you make 10, that should be a minor celebration.
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Then when you make 20, that should be another minor celebration.
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Don't stay frustrated because you haven't reached the million.
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Because it takes a long time to make a million dollars.
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But let's just say you're making $250,000.
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There's another celebration you should have.
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So you have to enjoy the journey because the journey is not going to change.
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If you wait until you reach your goal to celebrate, you're gonna be, it's mentally debilitating.
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So you have to have monumental steps along the way.
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and just make inch by inch anything's a cinch.
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Set very doable goals as you're trying to reach the impossible thing.
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Me being a TV star from where I was was an impossible thing and everybody told me that.
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Every single body I knew told me that's impossible.
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A television star.
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You go work with your father and your brothers for construction.
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So when I was in high school, I worked construction with my father.
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I hated it.
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I was gonna do a .
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I'm digging holes and carrying buckets of tar.
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I don't wanna do this .
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It's good money right here.
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I kept looking on TV, man.
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You know, first time I saw a black person on TV in the United States, when he came on TV, all the black people went inside to watch this black man
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on TV cause no black man had ever been on TV in America and spoke.
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스티브 해비의 영상에서는 인간 관계의 핵심, 나이 들기의 의미, 결혼 생활의 지혜 등 실생활에서 자주 마주치는 주제를 담은 대화가 펼쳐집니다. 예를 들어 "충성에는 유효 기간이 있다"는 말은 친구나 연인과의 관계에서 자신의 마음을 돌아보게 하고, 40살이 되는 것에 대한 스트레스를 "매일 깨어나는 건 신이 아직 너와 끝내지 않았다는 신호"로 바꾸는 조언은 성장에 대한 긍정적인 시각을 제시합니다. 이러한 대화는 영어 회화 연습뿐만 아니라 인생의 지혜도 얻을 수 있는 좋은 자료입니다.
외우면 유용한 구문과 표현
- "Loyalty has an expiration date": 충성에는 유효 기간이 있다. 관계에서의 경계를 설정할 때 유용한 표현입니다.
- "Old is the gold": 나이가 들면 금처럼 값진다. 나이에 대한 긍정적인 표현으로, 친구나 가족과의 대화에서 자주 사용할 수 있습니다.
- "Form a two-handed circle": 두 손으로 원을 만든다. 결혼 생활에서 외부의 간섭을 막을 때 사용하는 비유적인 표현입니다.
- "Hit jackpot": 대박을 터뜨렸다. 좋은 사람을 만나거나 행운이 찾아왔을 때 사용하는 일상 표현입니다.
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쉐도잉이란? 영어 실력을 빠르게 키우는 과학적 방법
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