利是不会向我们走来的，我必须自己走向胜利。[/cn] [en]Man struggles upwards; water flows downwards.[/en] [cn]人往高处走，水往低处流。[/cn] [en]Man [w=err]errs[/w] as long as he strives. [/en] [cn]失误是进取的代价。 [/cn] [en]The failures and reverses which await men - and one after another sadden the brow of youth - add a dignity to the [w]prospect[/w] of human life, which no Arcadian success would do.[/en] [cn]尽管失败和挫折等待着人们，一次次地夺走青春的容颜，但却给人生的前景增添了一份尊严，这是任何顺利的成功都不能做到的。[/cn] [en]A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to [w]blame[/w] somebody else.[/en] [cn]一个人可以失败很多次，但是只要他没有开始责怪旁人，他还不是一个失败者。[/cn] 新春课程温暖上线，春季，和网校一起成长！ 中级口译春季班 高级口译春季班 商务英语BEC【初级春季班】HOT！ 商务英语BEC【中级春季班】

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命中很多伟大的想法，都来源于沉思的一瞬间。[/cn] [en]4. If YOU had a "bad" day, don't worry...we all have a re-set (Button) it's called tomorrow.[/en][cn]如果你今天过得很糟糕，别担心。我们都有一个重置按钮叫做明天，一切可以从新开始。[/cn] [en]5. The healthiest response to life is joy.[/en][cn]对生命最佳的回应，是生活得很快乐。[/cn] [en]6. It is time to love your courage like it is the more precious gold that you've ever been given.[/en][cn]现在是该你爱上勇气的时候了，因为它是你至今得到的最珍贵的东西。[/cn] [en]7. Face your deepest fear & you will see you are & always have been more powerful than it ever was.[/en][cn]直面心灵最深处的恐惧，你就会明白你比以前更加勇敢了。[/cn] [en]8. Pushing ourselves to be the best is an impossible standard. But we can push ourselves, everyday, to be better than the day before.[/en][cn]强迫自己成为最好的人，那是不可能的标准，但是我们可以督促自己，每天都进步一点点。[/cn] [en]9. Owning your agenda again is the most important thing between those who succeed and those who don't.[/en][cn]成功与不成功的人最大的区别，在于有没有一个长远的规划。[/cn] [en]10. REMEMBER...always act like you're wearing an invisible crown.[/en][cn]记住：要永远自信骄傲，就像你的头上带着别人看不到的耀眼王冠。[/cn] [en]11. It doesn't really matter if your glass is half empty or half full. Be thankful that you have a glass and that there's something in it.[/en][cn]不管你的杯子是半空还是半满，要心存感激，至少你还有半杯。[/cn] [en]12. People will always follow the heart much more readily than they will follow orders.[/en][cn]人们跟随自己的内心走要比听从命令更快乐。[/cn]

It is while you are patiently toiling at the little tasks of life that the meaning and shape of great whole of life dawn on you. ( P. Brooks )在你耐心地操劳于生活的琐事的过程中，你才能领悟整个生活的伟大意义和形象。 （布鲁克斯）Our greatest glory consists not in never falling but in rising every time we fall. ( O. Goldsmith )我们最值得自豪的不在于从不跌倒，而在于每次跌倒之后都爬起来。（哥德斯密斯）

Against All Odds: 3 Triumphant Tales Of Survival August 1, 2011 - MELISSA BLOCK, host: Rosa Parks has inspired generations with her determination to fight an unjust system. In that spirit, author Susan Choi recommends three books that feature characters whose wills are tested. And they not only survive, but come out stronger. SUSAN CHOI: All the survival challenges I've been faced with so far in my life were about on the level of the time I locked myself in my basement without a cell phone. I'm not a danger-seeker, and I've always been a little [w]suspicious[/w] of people who are. But those forced to struggle for their very survival - due to the cruelty of others, or freaks of the weather, or strange twists of fate – earn my [w]unqualified[/w] awe. Here are three electrifying stories of very young people surviving very bad things. Peter Rock's "My Abandonment" takes its inspiration from the true story of a young girl discovered living with her father in a makeshift, hidden shelter in Portland, Oregon's Forest Park. In Rock's novel, 13-year-old Caroline fully accepts her father's dictum that they live in isolation and hiding, trusting no one but each other. Yet the crystalline ingenuousness of Caroline's voice increasingly reveals Father as a charismatic but paranoid megalomaniac. Rock enters so fully into the lonely and [w=impoverish]impoverished[/w] [w]existence[/w] of Caroline and Father that we have to remind ourselves that "My Abandonment" isn't a lost girl's journal but a work of fiction, an astonishing imagining of unimaginable lives. Like "My Abandonment," Francisco Goldman's "The Ordinary Seaman" also makes riveting fiction of miserable fact - in this case, the abuse of a group of Central American sailors held captive in Brooklyn. The title character is Esteban, a 19-year-old veteran of the war in Nicaragua. Devastated by combat and the death of a girl soldier he'd loved, Esteban thinks he has nothing to lose. But when he travels to Brooklyn to take a job as a sailor aboard a ship called the Urus, he finds he was wrong. The Urus is a wreck. And its crew - all fellow penniless Central Americans - are now virtually prisoners, charged with the impossible task of repairing the ship. Nearly as marooned as they'd be on a desert island, the would-be sailors [w]feast[/w] their eyes on the lights of Manhattan while freezing and starving until at last, Esteban strikes out to seek help. His eventual triumph, so hard-won, is a triumph for us all. One can only hope that Marianne Wiggins' "John Dollar" isn't based on a true story. John Dollar follows a group of little girls, some barely older than toddlers, who after being shipwrecked on a wild, remote island are driven to commit shocking acts to survive. That Marianne Wiggins herself described the book as a kind of female "Lord of the Flies" should give the reader fair warning of what lies ahead. But rest assured, despite the fact that Wiggins cites her own antecedents, "John Dollar" is an absolute original, a book you'll find impossible to put down - even if on some pages, you want to. All three of these books are in part, and very much by design, harrowing. But all three are that much more transforming of us as readers, especially if the worst thing that we have ever encountered was getting locked in the basement. BLOCK: Three-book recommendations from Susan Choi. She's the author of "A Person of Interest." MICHELE NORRIS, host: You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News.   声明：音视频均来自互联网链接，仅供学习使用。本网站自身不存储、控制、修改被链接的内容。"沪江英语"高度重视知识产权保护。当如发现本网站发布的信息包含有侵犯其著作权的链接内容时，请联系我们，我们将依法采取措施移除相关内容或屏蔽相关链接。

励志小故事 快乐就是这么简单（1）>> 6个励志小故事 快乐就是这么简单（2）>> 6个励志小故事 快乐就是这么简单（3）>> 6个励志快乐的时候。[/cn] [en]I people-watch and try to work out what their story is. And the best place to do this is the daily [w=commute]commute[/w]. Everybody uses public transport: rich, poor, old and young.[/en][cn]我喜欢观察别人，然后想象出他们的故事。上下班途中是做这个的最佳时机。无论穷富老少，每个人都会使用公共交通工具。[/cn] [en]I try to pick up clues from the shoes they wear, the state of their fingernails, the depth of their laughter lines.[/en][cn]我会在很多地方找到线索，比如鞋子的款式、指甲的样子和笑纹的深度

美的事。路途总有挑战，坎坷，通途很少。那又怎样？现在就开始行动。每走一步，你会便得越来越强大，越来越熟练，越来越自信，越来越成功。” --马克·维克多·汉森[/cn] [en]11."You wouldn't worry so much about what others think of you if you realized how seldom they do." --Eleanor Roosevelt[/en][cn]11.“你不必担心别人如何看你，因为他们没时间想这些。”——埃莉诺·罗斯福[/cn] [en]12."Low self-confidence isn't a life sentence. Self-confidence can be learned, practiced, and mastered--just like any other skill. Once you master it, everything in your life will change for the better." --Barrie Davenport[/en][cn]12.“没自信不

].[/en] [cn]只有你才能选择自己的方向。[/cn] [en]"I know I can". [w]Positive[/w] thinking is half the work...[/en] [cn]“我知道我能。”积极的想法是成功的一半。[/cn] 新春课程温暖上线，春季，和网校一起成长！ 中级口译春季班 高级口译春季班 商务英语BEC【初级春季班】HOT！ 商务英语BEC【中级春季班】

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