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1、阻挠你追梦的十大谎言双语美文 为何当幻想遭受现实，往往落败，鲜有达成?其实追求幻想并不是最难的，最难的是应付那些想方设法想阻挡你坚持幻想的人。看看他们都会说些什么谎言来阻碍你吧!接下来，我给大家打算了阻挠你追梦的十大谎言双语美文,欢迎大家参考与借鉴。 阻挠你追梦的十大谎言双语美文 Unfortunately, just before you take your first step on the righteous journey to pursue your dreams, people around you, even the ones who deeply care for you, w

2、ill give you awful advice. It’s not because they have evil intentions. It’s because they don’t understand the big picture—what your dreams, passions, and life goals mean to you. They don’t understand that, to you, the reward is worth the risk. So they try to protect you

3、 by shielding you from the possibility of failure, which, in effect, also shields you from the possibility of making your dreams a reality. 不幸的是，就在你起步打算踏上追逐幻想的正途时，身边的人，即使是那些深刻关切着你的人，会给你提些糟糕的建议。这并非是因为他们动机不良，而是因为他们不懂得你的宏图愿景——你的幻想、激情和人生目标对你而言意味着什么。他们不理解对你而言，那回报值得你去冒险。因此，他们设法爱护你免遭可能的失败。而这事实上

4、也抹杀了你幻想成真的可能性。 Here are ten ill-advised tips (lies) people will likely tell you when you decide to pursue your dreams and the reasons why they are dreadfully mistaken: 在你确定追求幻想时，人们很可能会告知你一些糟糕的建议(谎言)，这里列出了十条这样的建议以及它们大错特错的缘由。 1. You can follow your dreams someday, but right now you need to buckle down

5、1) and be responsible. 某一天你可以追随幻想，但是现在你须要起先仔细工作，还要有责任心。 Someday? When is “someday”? “Someday” is not a day at all. It’s a foggy generalization2) of a time that will likely never come. Today is the only day guaranteed to you. Today is the only day when you can begin to make a difference in your

6、 life. And pursuing your dreams is what life is all about. So don’t be irresponsible. Don’t wait until “someday”.Make today the first day of the rest of your new life. 某一天?“某一天”究竟是哪一天?“某一天”根本不是一个准确的日子，它只是模糊地概括了一个很可能永不会到来的时刻。唯有今日才是驾驭在你手上的，唯有今日你才能起先变更你的生活。而追寻幻想是人生的全部意义。所以，不要不负责任，不要等到“某一天”。

7、让今日成为你接下来的新生活的第一天吧。 2. You’re totally screwed3) if it doesn’t work out. 假如没有胜利，你就彻底搞砸了。 Wrong! This is a giant, lame4) load of BS5). You’re not even close to being screwed. In fact, the worst case scenario6) is that things don’t work out and you have to go back to do exactly

8、what you are doing right now. 错!这是一句蹩脚的大废话。你甚至连搞砸的边儿都还没沾到。事实上，最糟糕的状况也不过是事情没有胜利，你不得不回头去做你现在正在做的。 3. It’s safer to stay at your day job. 待在你的日常工作岗位上更保险。 Sure, I suppose. But you know what’s even safer than that? Going home, locking yourself in your bedroom, and never, ever coming out. And

9、just like that, you will have flushed your entire life and your dreams down the toilet. Remember, safer doesn’t always mean better. 这是肯定的，我觉得。但是你知道比这还要更保险的是什么吗?回家，把你自己锁进卧房，然后恒久恒久不要再出来。就像这样，你将把你的整个人生和幻想都冲下马桶。请记住，更保险并不总意味着更好。 4. That’s impossible! 这不行能! It’s only impossible if you ne

10、ver do anything about it. The reason that certain things seem impossible is simply because nobody has achieved them yet. But this doesn’t mean that with your help these things won’t become possible in the future. If you truly dedicate yourself to an end result, almost anything is possibl

11、e. You just have to want it bad7) enough. 只有你从来什么都不做，才没有可能。有些事看起来不行能，仅仅是因为还没有任何人做胜利过。但是这并不表示在你的努力下，将来这些事也不会成为可能。假如你真正致力于某个最终结果，几乎任何事都是可能的，只要你有足够急迫的渴求。 5. Only a lucky few “make it”. 只有少数幸运儿“胜利了”。 That’s because those lucky few got off their rear ends8) and did something about it! They had the

12、drive, determination, and willpower that you have right now. You can be one of them. It’s up to you, and only you. 这是因为那些少数的幸运儿奋起努力，为幻想付出了行动!他们有你现在拥有的动力、决心和毅力。你可以成为他们中的一员。这取决于你，而且只取决于你。 6. You might fail. And failing is bad. 你可能会失败，而失败是很糟糕的事。 Failures are simply stepping stones to the success.

13、 No matter how it turns out, it always ends up just the way it should be. Either you succeed or you learn something: win-win9). The biggest mistake you can make is doing nothing because you’re only too scared to make a mistake. If you can’t handle the failure, then you can’t handle

14、 the success either. 失败只是胜利的垫脚石。不管结果如何，事情终究会按其既定的结局收尾。你要么胜利，要么学到一些东西：这是双赢的。你可能犯的最大错误就是因为太怕犯错而全无所为。假如你不能应对失败，那你同样不能驾驭胜利。 7. You don’t have access to the right resources. 你没有接触有利资源的路子。 It’s not about having the right resources; it’s about exploiting the resources you do have access t

15、o. Stevie Wonder10) couldn’t see, so he exploited his sense of hearing into a passion for music, and he now has twenty-five Grammy Awards11) to prove it. Get it? 这与拥有好的资源无关，而关乎于开发利用你已有门道的资源。史蒂维·旺德看不见，所以他开发他的听觉，成就了他对音乐的酷爱。如今，他有25项格莱美奖为证。明白了吗? 8. You need more money saved before you can t

16、ake the first step. 在迈出第一步之前，你须要攒更多钱。 You don’t need more money. You need a plan. You need a budget. Eliminate ALL the nonessential costs in your life. If pursuing your dream requires you to leave your day job, figure out the minimum amount of income that you realistically require to live. Stu

17、dying those who have succeeded with similar ventures also helps. But above all, take baby steps12). Don’t be foolish and assume that you must have a certain amount of money saved right now, or that you must quit your day job today in order to pursue your dreams. Instead, ask yourself, “What ac

18、tions can I take right now with the money and resources I have right now to bring me closer to the desired goal?” 你不须要更多的钱。你须要的是规划，是预算。省去你生活中“全部”不必要的开支。假如追寻幻想须要你辞去你的日常工作，那么你得保证有生活实际所需的最低收入。向其他在类似冒险中胜利了的人学习也会有所帮助。最重要的是，要一步一个脚印地走。不要犯傻，以为你目前就必需有肯定量的积蓄，或者以为为了追求幻想你必需放弃目前的工作。你要做的是问问你自己：“以我现有的资金和资源，我现在能做些什

19、么，好让我离想要达到的目标更近些?” 9. You don’t need any help. It’s smarter to go after it alone. 你不须要任何帮助，独自追逐幻想更明智。 You are the sum of the people you spend the most time with. If you hang with the wrong people, they will negatively affect you. But if you hang with the right people, you will be far mor

20、e capable and powerful than you ever could have been alone. Find your tribe and work together to make a difference in all of your lives. 你与谁相处的时间最多，你就是他们这些人的总和。假如你和错误的人为伍，他们会给你带来消极影响。但是假如你和正确的人做伴，你会远比一个人时更有实力、更强大。找到你的圈子，一起变更你们全部人的生活。 10. That sounds like a lot of hard work. 听起来要付出许多艰苦努力。 You’r

21、e right. It does! But that doesn’t mean it’s not worth it. I think the success in life hinges on13) one key point: finding hard work you love doing. As long as you remain true to yourself and follow your own interests, values, and dreams, you can find success through passion. Perhaps mos

22、t importantly, you won’t wake up a few years from now working in a career field you despise14), wondering how the heck15) am I going to do this for the next thirty years? So if you catch yourself working hard and loving every minute of it, don’t stop, because you’re onto something

23、big, and hard work will not be hard when you concentrate on your passions and dreams. 你说得太对了，的确须要!但这并不代表它不值得。我认为人生中的胜利取决于一个重点：找到你酷爱的、艰难的工作。只要你保持真我，遵从自己的爱好、价值观和幻想，你便可以从自己充溢激情的工作中探寻到胜利。或许最重要的是，你不会在几年之后幡然醒悟，发觉自己正在为自己所鄙视的行业工作，寻思着自己原委如何在接下来的30年里接着干下去。因此，假如你发觉自己正在努力工作，并且酷爱工作的每一分钟，别停下，因为你正在成就一番大事业的路上，而当你专注

24、于酷爱的东西和幻想的时候，再苦的工作也不会觉得苦了。 Disregard these misguided bits of nonsense and you’ll be well on your way to fulfilling your dreams. As our friend Steve Jobs16) says: “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by the dogma17), which is li

25、ving with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out18) your own inner voice, heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.” 别管这些误导你的废话，你将顺当走上实现幻想的道路。正如我们的挚友史蒂夫·乔布斯所说

26、的：“你的时间是有限的，所以别把它奢侈在过别人的人生上。不要被教条所困，活在他人思索的结果里。不要让别人的想法的噪音沉没你内心的声音、你的真心和你的直觉。不管怎样，它们已经知道你真正想变成什么样。其他一切都是次要的。” Now get out there and make a splash19)! 那么现在，迈出脚步，引起轰动吧! 1. buckle down: 倾全力;起先仔细从事 2. generalization ˌdʒen(ə)rəlaɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n n. 概括，归纳 3. screw sk

27、ruː vt. <美口> 弄糟;毁坏 4. lame leɪm adj. 差劲的，蹩脚的;站不住脚的 5. BS ˌbiːˈes abbr. 胡说;废话(= bullshit) 6. scenario səˈnːriəʊ n. 事态，局面 7. bad bæd adv. <美口> 很，特别(= badly) 8. get off one’s rear end: 起先仔细地做 9. win-win wɪn wɪn adj. 双赢的

28、;互利互惠的 10. Stevie Wonder: 史蒂维·旺德，美国闻名黑人歌手，婴儿时就已失明。 11. Grammy Award: 格莱美奖，美国一年一度嘉奖在唱片工业中有特殊成就者的奖，可谓音乐界的奥斯卡。 12. baby step: 小步 13. hinge on: 依……而定，取决于……。hinge hɪndʒ vi. 依……而定;以……为转移 14. despise dɪˈspaɪz vt. 鄙视，亵渎，

29、看不起 15. heck hek n. 用以加强语气或咒骂，hell的委婉语 16. Steve Jobs: 史蒂夫·乔布斯，美国苹果电脑公司创办人之一、首席执行官 17. dogma ˈdɒmə n. 教条;武断的看法 18. drown out: (声音等)压过，沉没 19. make a splash: <口> 引起轰动，惹人注目本文来源：网络收集与整理，如有侵权，请联系作者删除，谢谢！第13页 共13页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页第 13 页 共 13 页