跟讀練習: [Eng] ep.4| Perfection doesn't really exist. - 通過影片學習英語口語
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The number one reason to let go of perfectionism is that your idea of perfection will change over time.
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Even your most perfect work today will be crap in five years.
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There is no way to ever be perfect because you are constantly learning and improving.
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Hello, how's your day going?
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Wherever you are, I hope everything's good.
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Lately, I've been feeling like I am really lucky
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because I want to explore things and connect with people to engage in many different conversations.
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It is like networking plus discussing my career paths to figure out what makes sense for me.
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Meeting great people has made me think like that.
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Sometimes I feel like all the things that I've been gathering have been worth it.
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I'm feeling pretty satisfied with myself.
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Maybe that's why I feel like I have the leisure to have these conversations today.
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The desire for perfection is like addiction, I guess.
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If the result is somewhat perfect, no matter which way you look at it, that feels good.
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I mean I did pick the topic today but I don't consider myself as a perfectionist.
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Or is this even about perfectionism?
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Oh no, maybe um i'm not sure
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because i think this is like i cannot completely confident in calling myself the one
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that i'm perfect
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because i'm not perfect i think i saw a quiz the other day on the internet
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that i can check myself if i'm a perfectionist i think i should do
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that let's do that so okay do i have trouble meeting my own standards i don't think
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so i don't think that i set my standards that high.
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It's just that many things can feel a bit overwhelming to me because I want to do better.
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I want to be better.
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The next one.
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Do I often feel frustrated, depressed, anxious, or angry while trying to meet my standards?
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No, not really.
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Have I been told that my standards are too high.
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I do hear this quite often though.
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Do my standards get in my own way?
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For example, do they make it difficult for me to meet deadlines, finish a task, trust others or do anything spontaneously?
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I don't think this is perfectionism.
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Well, I do spontaneous things well.
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If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may have a problem with perfectionism.
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Okay, maybe yes, maybe no. I'm curious about what you guys think.
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Is the process more important than the result for you?
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At what point can you chill with the thought that you've prepared enough?
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of this like perfectionism I feel like many things
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that I could be easy for me are becoming difficult I mean to myself
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so I'm practicing telling myself that's like that's okay I'll be
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okay to take things easy I think YouTube is like
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that too there's no defined perfection and deciding
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when it complete is up to me how perfect it seems depends on the viewer
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or maybe the level of perfection itself isn't what you guys are looking for.
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Actually, I'm not really interested in other people's achievements.
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So even when I watch others YouTube videos, I don't really judge them on their perfection.
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As long as the person is charming, I think that's all that matters, isn't it?
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Yeah, perfection alone doesn't seem all that appealing to me.
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I have a habit of imagining and copying things when I say it.
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Like normally it's something that I want to become.
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Everyone has their own way of wanting something and working towards it.
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yeah this is just my thing
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if my results are like different from the original i used to feel unhappy
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because i learned english the same way i i copied
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and mimicked someone who spoke english i'll explain it later
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when i have a chance anyway work english
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and even dating i think i had a clear image that i wanted to design.
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In dramas and movies, the main characters never seem to use the bathroom.
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Or do they ever take the wrong bus and end up getting off at the next stop?
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Um, no. So yeah, I wanted to make my life like that too.
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Not that I wasn't satisfied with my life and wasn't happy,
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but I used to dream of a perfect ideal that was like quite far away.
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It seems like I'm gradually improving.
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Even if I make any mistakes, I think I need to have some oopsie attitude.
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There are many things that I really don't know how to do but they're interesting enough to try.
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I think those moments helped me to improve myself like being flexible.
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Like a designer job that I mentioned before in the previous video, there was no proper way to prepare myself for the job itself.
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I just need to be there and learn from the job and I just need to learn from the environment.
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It's okay to deviate from the order and understand the method, realizing that you can challenge something that taught me a lot.
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There are some moments when you have to step forward even
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if you are not prepared and there are some things that are impossible to prepare for.
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At some point I felt that moving forward even without success was cooler than actually succeeding.
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Having social experience abroad also helped me.
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There are just so many diverse people here
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so it was easy for me to understand or acknowledge myself
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that I would be a bit different from others and become less fixated on perfection which others had decided.
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The biggest help for me was stopping evaluating others.
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Depending on how I view the outside world, the perspective of myself is set.
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If you sharpen your edges towards people, you become like that too to yourself.
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Stay away from negatively sharp people and if I am sharp, then stay away from me too.
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I like being thorough and detailed.
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Objective judgment about myself is also important but if that makes me sad or concerned too much, definitely not healthy.
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If it takes a day or two to unfold the file and press the submit button
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and if there are several tasks saved temporarily like that, it's stressful because that was me.
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In fact, perfection doesn't really exist, doesn't it?
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Investing more time and effort doesn't necessarily bring you closer to perfection.
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As the quote said, there's no way to ever be perfect because you are constantly learning and improving.
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為什麼要通過這個影片練習口語?
在當今社會,表達能力非常重要。通過觀看影片並練習發言,你能夠提升你的英語口語能力,克服語言障礙。這個影片討論了完美主義的概念,對於許多英語學習者來說,這是一個很有意義的話題。讓自己融入這個對話,不僅能提高你的語言流利度,還能培養你的思維方式和情感表達。此外,與他人進行深入的討論,幫助你理解不同的觀點,增強你的溝通能力。無論是在日常生活還是職業場合,能夠自信地表達自己都是至關重要的。你可以通過shadowing site來練習,提升口語交流技能,學會如何在對話中自然運用所學的知識。
語法與表達的語境分析
- 時態使用:影片中提到“Even your most perfect work today will be crap in five years.”這句話展示了對未來的預測,強調隨著時間推移,完美的標準會不斷變化。
- 反問句:影片中使用“Do my standards get in my own way?” 這種反問句,這不僅讓對話更加活躍,同時也提供了思考的空間,鼓勵觀眾反思自己的標準。
- 比較結構:例如“Perfection alone doesn't seem all that appealing to me” 這種比較方式,有助於表達個人對完美的看法,強調了價值觀的多樣性。
- 習慣用語:使用“take things easy”這樣的表達,可以幫助學習者掌握常用口語句型,理解如何在日常對話中調節情感。
常見發音陷阱
在這個影片中,一些詞可能在發音上對學習者造成困擾,例如“perfectionism”這個詞,其音節較多,容易發錯。此外,快速的對話中,“think like that”和“feel like”這類短語的連讀,可能讓學習者難以聽清。通過看YouTube學英語,你可以在觀察與聆聽之間練習,提高你的英語發音技巧,確保在與他人交談時更加流利和自然。使用shadowspeak技術,將有助於你在重複中掌握這些細微之處,邁向更高的語言表達水平。
影片中的語法
說話人最常用的結構,並附上影片中的原話:
| 結構 | 影片中的用法 |
|---|---|
| “used to” used to + 動詞 — 過去的習慣或狀態,現在已不再如此 | used to feel · used to dream |
| 現在完成時 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去發生但與現在仍有關聯的事 | has made · have been · Have I been told |
| 被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼,而不是誰做的 | been told · is set |
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