跟讀練習: The mindset shift that changed my 20s. - 通過影片學習英語口語

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I hope you'll be there.

We'll see each other again soon.

I hope so.

We will.

I do very well.

Okay.

Call me, okay?

I will.

Take care.

Bye!

See ya!

I just got back from a trip to LA.

I've been traveling a lot lately and while it's been fun I'm very happy to be home.

While I was there I met up with a new creator friend Megan Tan in person for the first time ever.

It was such an adventure and I think we had an even better time than we thought we would.

Today I want to talk about the one mindset shift that completely changed my 20s.

For the past several years,

I've had this personal motto that goes,

say yes now, figure it out later.

I've talked about it once on here before,

and it is a motto that I hold very close to my heart

and has been responsible for many events in my life.

It's my little tattoo on my wrist,

and I cannot believe it's already been two years since I got this thing.

That's crazy.

A lot has changed since then,

and I always find it very interesting to revisit themes at different phases in my life and see if it's still relevant,

if things have changed, or if it's reinforced.

And for this in particular there have been a few things that have reminded me of it.

When I had first come up with the phrase,

figure it out later, it was after I had dropped out of college and was slowly finding my way in the world.

I had an idea of what I wanted to do,

but I wasn't great at putting myself out there.

I cared way too much about what people thought.

I was way too in my head about some things,

and I struggled to really find my voice.

And throughout this time, Figure It Out was my anchor.

It was a way of reminding myself to just make a decision,

and I will figure it out when I get there.

Sort of having this trust in yourself while taking these leaps of faith

and periodically it will pop in and out of my life.

I think we inherently know when we connect with the idea of something.

It feels exciting and terrifying all at once.

But before we even have the chance to pursue it,

we often hold ourselves back because we don't know how it will turn out.

When Megan asked me to go on a trip to the west coast,

there was a moment where I felt hesitant to go.

It had been a while since I've done anything like that.

We had only just begun to know each other and I was considering saying no.

But you never know what an opportunity will lead to,

and you never know how impactful something will be till after you've done it.

There could be a million different things that could make it the wrong choice,

but you only need a few good reasons for it to be right.

When it comes to these giant leaps of faith,

quitting your job, taking the trip,

meeting someone for the first time,

it always leads back to this four-letter word, risk.

Beautiful outside.

There was a period of my life where I was feeling very stagnant.

I wasn't meeting new people or experiencing new things,

but I was also not putting myself out there at the same time.

It's so easy to be comfortable in your bubble,

but I think it's also important not to take it too far,

and it's not about saying yes to everything,

but it's important to know when something will be a healthy push.

It can be intimidating to open yourself up,

to show the world who you are and not know how it's gonna be received.

This place.

But never going to know what's on the other side unless we're willing to take

that first step and see where that tells us where to go next.

The beauty of putting yourself out there is

that it also forces you to be adaptable and creative in ways you may have not expected.

It's sunny California.

It opens you up to seeing things in a different way,

learning from different people, and maybe even finding things you weren't even looking for.

There will always be some level of risk involved

when it comes to doing something completely out of the ordinary from what we're used to.

But honestly, I think that's just the name of the game.

And depending on what season of life we're in,

it's either gonna be a yes or a no. And I think both answers are valid.

It depends just where you're at in life.

And if it's a yes,

then sometimes it'll work and sometimes it won't.

But either way, you'll learn something from it.

My creative journey so far has been full of moments where I had to try different things and experiment,

whether it was collaborating with new people,

exploring different styles, or diving into new formats.

Many of the ideas that I had this year,

including my collab with Megan,

have been made possible with the support of Epidemic Sound,

who has provided me with so much of my soundtrack over the past year,

so a huge thank you to them.

Using Epidemic Sound allowed me to focus more on my creativity,

knowing that I had access to a huge library of licensed music

and sound effects that could fit any vibe that I'm going for.

Epidemic makes things incredibly easy,

from being able to organize my own project playlists to what's probably my favorite feature,

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downloading stems of a song.

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As I've grown as a creator,

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I've learned that having reliable tools like Epidemic Sound is so crucial.

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It's helped me stay true to my creative vision without second guessing myself.

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When they hooked it up,

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I was able to get a 25% off code off of yearly plans,

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but it is only available for this week.

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So if you've been thinking about it, then get on it.

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Just remember to paste in the code.

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So if you are ready to bring your stories to life,

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then I highly, highly recommend Epidemic Sound.

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And you can check them out using the link in my description.

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There's a certain naive confidence you have when you just enter your 20s,

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unlike any other part of your life.

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It's the easiest to lose and the longest to get back,

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and if there was one part of that era I could take to the next,

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I think it probably would be that.

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It is quite the claim that this is the mindset that helped me navigate my 20s out of everything else.

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But looking back, I can't imagine all the things I would have missed out on,

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and all the things that led to another since then.

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It is truly one of the few themes in my life that keep on reoccurring,

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in between all the years and different contexts and routes.

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And each time still holds this universal truth,

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that it starts with what you think you can do,

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but ends with finding out.

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So I hope you enjoyed this video.

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It was very fun to revisit a topic and see where I was at with it.

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Safe to say, my trip to California with Megan was not a disaster.

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In fact, it was the complete opposite.

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I guess you got to see a little bit of the behind the scenes in this video,

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but Megan made a beautiful video while we were on our trip in California.

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So if you haven't seen that yet,

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then please check it out.

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As always, thank you for watching.

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You can find me on Instagram at Life of Risa in the meantime,

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and I will see you in the next one.

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Bye!

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通過觀看並模仿這段影片，你將能夠大幅提高英語口語能力。在影片中，講者分享了個人經歷與心態轉變，傳達了“現在說是，稍後再想”的生活態度。這種勇於嘗試的心態不僅能夠激勵你，也能幫助你克服對口語交流的恐懼，從而讓英語口語練習變得更加自然和流暢。在與朋友交流和分享冒險經歷的過程中，講者展示瞭如何更自信地表達自己，進而促進你的口語表達能力。

語法與表達在語境中

在這個影片中，講者使用了一些重要的語法結構和表達方式，這對學習者來說非常有用：

Say yes now, figure it out later - 這個句子傳達了決策的果斷性，對口語表達具有啟發性。
I hope you'll be there - 使用“hope”表達希望，適合日常交流。
It feels exciting and terrifying all at once - 通過“both...and...”結構，表達複雜的情感和體驗，有助於豐富你的表達能力。

通過學習這些句子，你可以在不同的語境中更靈活地運用它們，幫助提高你的英語口語表達。

常見發音陷阱

在影片的某些部分，發音可能會成為學習者的難點。以下是一些值得注意的詞彙和發音：

Figure it out - 多音節詞彙經常造成發音的混淆。特別是“figure”中的“g”音，可能會在快速說話時被忽略。
Adventurous - 這個詞很常見，但由於其複雜的拼寫和音節，學習者可能在發音時犯錯。
Adventure - 正確的重音可以改變這個詞的流暢性。確保在說時把重音放在前面。

通過不斷練習與模仿這些發音，你將能明顯提高自己的發音技巧，獲得更流暢的英語交流能力，從而更自信地參與英語口語練習。

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
現在完成進行時 have/has been + -ing — 以前開始、現在仍在繼續的動作	I've been traveling · you've been thinking
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	it's been · I've had · I've talked
被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼，而不是誰做的	be received · have been made

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為什麼要通過這個影片練習口語？

語法與表達在語境中

常見發音陷阱

影片中的語法

什麼是跟讀法？