跟讀練習: Should I Choose Passion or Duty? - 通過影片學習英語口語

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When it comes to deciding what to do with our lives, we are frequently presented with what looks like a very painful choice.
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The passionate path versus the safe path.
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The latter involves the slow mastery of a dependable profession.
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We will be bored, but we know we'll never be fired.
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Meanwhile, the former is a high-wire act in which we fantasise generating an income from what we deeply love,
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and yet we constantly fear penury and humiliation.
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The choice can feel acute, but it may be less so than it seems once we properly explore the concept of safety.
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We are never properly safe so long as we are doing something we hate or are pursuing out of cowardice.
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In the deeply competitive conditions of modernity, our back-up career, the one we adopt out of fear, will be someone else's central ambition.
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Our plan B will be someone else's plan A,
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which places us at an immediate disadvantage in terms of the energy and focus we are able to muster.
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The safe choice might ruin us.
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By contrast, what we love is what we are obsessed by anyway.
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We do it for free, which decisively increases our chances of mastery while reducing the price of failure.
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A decade of mixed results on a passion project is inherently
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less onerous than unspectacular returns for a whole career in a hateful field.
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It is, in the end, not very safe to use the one life we have
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forcing ourselves to do what we know from the outset we won't enjoy, simply in order to keep living.
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This isn't safety.
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It's masochism.
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We may all have to spend our first two decades suffering through the education system, but at some point we are allowed to leave school.
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At some point we need to have a shot at answering what life could be about, beyond obedience and timidity.
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It's not very common to have a passion, most of us don't.
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Yet if we are blessed enough to have one, we are risking far more than we should by failing to heed its call.
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Thank you.

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  • a high-wire act:字面意為“走鋼絲”,比喻冒險的行為。如影片中描述激情之路時用到:“The former is a high-wire act...”。
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  • reduce the price of failure:降低失敗的代價。表達積極心態時可用:“Doing what we love reduces the price of failure.”。
  • heed its call:聽從召喚。描述追隨內心時說:“We should heed the call of our passion.”。

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