關於英語勵志小短文加翻譯

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　　篇1

　　幸福是一種思考狀態

　　Every day of your life, it is important to take the time to “smell the roses” — to appreciate the experiences that lead to happiness. This is part of being truly happy.

　　在你生活中的每一天，花些時間“聞聞身邊的玫瑰”是十分重要的 —— 停下腳步，品味那些帶給你幸福的經歷。這是真正快樂的一部分。

　　Happiness is a state of mind. It starts with accepting where you are, knowing where you are going and planning to enjoy every moment along the way. You know how to be happy, and feel that you have enough time or money or love or whatever you need to achieve your goals. And just feeling that you have enough of everything means that you do indeed have enough.

　　幸福是一種思考狀態。當你開始接受自己現在的生活狀態，知曉你將來如何發展，並已做好準備享受這過程中的每個瞬間時，幸福便已悄悄來到你身邊。你知道如何才能幸福，並感到自己擁有充裕的時間和金錢，足夠的愛，和其他任何能夠幫助你達成目標的東西。當你感到自己已擁有一切，這才是真正的知足。

　　You have to choose to be happy, and focus upon being happy, in order to be happy. If you instead focus upon knowing that you will be happy if you achieve something, you will never be happy, as you have not learned to “smell the roses”. The irony is that when you are happy, you are inevitably more productive, and far more likely to achieve what everything-seekers are seeking.

　　如果你想幸福，就必須去選擇它。你需要專注於幸福這件事本身，以使幸福降臨。但如果你總是想著，你若能完成某件事就會變得很幸福，那麼你將永遠無法得到幸福，因為你沒有學會“聞聞身邊的玫瑰”。而諷刺的是，當你感到幸福美滿，你將不可避免地更加富有成就，並更有可能比那些“執著於得到一切的人”擁有更多。

　　篇2

　　找尋自己Find Yourself

　　Who are we? That is the first question. It’s a question that’s almost impossible to answer.

　　我們到底是誰?這是我們要解答的第一個問題，是一個幾乎回答不了的問題

　　But we all agree that one’s busy or daily self is not quite one’s real self. We’re quite sure that we’ve lost something in the course of just making our living.。

　　但是我們都同意這一點，那個每天在日常生活中奔忙的自己，並不是我們真實的自己。我們都很清楚，我們在為生計奔波的過程中失去了某些東西。

　　A crowd is watching a person running about looking for something in a field, and a wise man asks, “What has that person lost?” Someone may guess a watch, another a diamond ring. When everyone has guessed, the wise man who like everyone else there has no idea, says, “I’ll tell you one thing for sure. He’s lost some breath.”

　　當一群人看著一個人在田野中奔跑著尋找某個東西時，智者向他們出了一個謎題：“那個人到底丟失了什麼?”有個人認為是一塊手錶，另一個人認為是一枚鑽石戒指。其他人也有不同的答案，智者也不知道那個人丟失了什麼，但他卻說：“我可以明確地告訴你們一件事，他丟失了一些生命力。”

　　And no one can deny that he’s right. The point is that we often forget our true selves in pursuit of things that are external1 to us, like a bird forgetting its own danger in pursuit of a mantis, which in turn forgets its own danger in pursuit of some other prey.

　　沒有人認為智者所言是錯的。其實我們經常在為生計奔波時忘記了我們自己，就像一隻鳥在捕捉螳螂時忘記了自己的安危，相應地，螳螂在捕捉它的獵物時也忘記了自己的安危。

　　篇3

　　停止Just Quit

　　Quit making excuses! Making excuses or blaming others for any situation in your life is nothing more than playing the victim.

　　停止編造藉口!無論生活中發生何種情況，編造藉口或責怪他人無非是一種假扮受害者的行為。

　　Take responsibility! Make your life decisions, and if you don’t, then it’s your fault. You are a spiritual being in a physical body, and your spirit should run your life. Take it back! Make today the day you quit playing the victim by making excuses and blaming others for what happens to you.

　　承擔起責任!你應自己做決定，如果沒有，那麼這是你的失誤。你的思想存在於你的身體裡，而你的思想左右你的生活。取回你的思想!從今天開始，當面對發生在你身上的事時，停止編造藉口或責怪他人。

　　Quit procrastinating! Cancer is not the most deadly killer; procrastination is. It kills dreams. It kills your future. Never use the phrase “I’ll try”. There is no such thing as trying. Pay attention when others use this phrase: ninety-nine percent of the time they do nothing. The words are just an easy way to comfort oneself.

　　不要拖延!癌症並非最可怕的殺手，拖延才是。它扼殺夢想;它斷送未來。絕不說“我試試!”這樣的話，並沒有嘗試一說。當其他人這麼說時你應注意到，99%的可能是他們並未嘗試。這些詞不過是種簡單的自我安慰。

　　Quit thinking self-defeating thoughts! Quit thinking that you can’t do what you want to do. It’s not what you are that’s holding you back; it’s what you think you are. You were given all the equipment you need to accomplish anything you desire. Use that power today.

　　拒絕那些會讓你受到打擊的想法!不要認為你無法完成你想做的事。讓你退卻的不是你的現狀如何，而是你怎樣評價自己。你具備那些能夠使你達成夢想的條件，從今天起，讓它們發揮作用。

　　As for bad habits: just quit! Take the challenge. Pick one, and quit it this week. Next week pick another, and so on. Improve your life by being a “quitter” now.

　　戒掉不良習慣!接受這項挑戰。選一個壞習慣，從這個星期開始，戒掉它!下週開始另一個，以此類推。做一個“終結者”，讓你的生活越來越好。