ted经典演讲英文一段话励志，ted优秀英文演讲稿中英

ted经典演讲英文一段话励志？

下面这些内容就是一段经典的TED演讲英文励志语录：

Dont be afraid to fail. In fact, failures often lead to success. Imagine if Thomas Edison hadnt failed. He said, I have not failed. Ive just found 10,000 ways that wont work. So dont be afraid to fail. Its not the opposite of success. Its part of success. - Arianna Huffington

1：Ted经典演讲中有不少英文励志语句，以下摘录一段：You are not your resume, you are your work.（你不是你的简历，你是你所做的事情。）2：这句话表达的意思是，一个人不应该只根据自己具体经历和成就来定义自己的价值，而应该看重过去所做的工作和行为，这些才是真正评价一个人的标准。3：这段话中的可以引申出大家评价自己和他人的方法，如何看待一个人的过去和目前，如何对待自己的成就和失败等等。这些问题在生活和职场中都很重要，需我们仔细思考和探索。

别再浪费你时间了，虽然我们没办法不变老！

The one commodity that is most valuable on this earth is time.

世界上最有价值的东西就是时间了。

Time to love, time to live. From the moment the human body is born it begins dying.

时间让我们可以去爱去活着。人从出生的那一刻起，就启动迎步冲向死亡了。

I don't think you, you quite caught that. Let me say it again. From the moment the human body is born it begins dying.

你可能还不懂这句话的意义。再说一次，人从出生的那一刻起，就启动迎步冲向死亡了。

Some happen faster, some happen slower, some of us help them go faster,

有的时候，死亡来得早，有的时候，来得慢，有的时候，有人会主动提高这个过程，

and some of them prevent it from happening sooner than later.

而有的人则会努力防止它来得太早。

How many seconds how many minutes do we waste every day doing things,

我们每天会浪费多少分、多少秒，在无关紧要的事情上？

that are nowhere near the goals, and aspiration and passion that we have inside?

这些东西无关紧要的事，与我们内在的志向、目标、热情毫不相干。

How many times you go through the course of a day and realize:

你有多少次过完一整天后，才惊讶地发现：

did I do anything I set out to do today? Write down those goals each and every day.

我做了今天本来计划要做的事吗？写下你每天的目标。

No matter if there’s two goals a day.

就算唯有两个目标也没关系，

If you can accomplish those then you're doing more than just making it through the day.

只要你能把它们完成，就比你什么都没做就过了一天更好。

You are living and achieving your dreams. Find time to better yourself.

你活着就要为了达到你的梦想而努力。花时间成为那个更好的自己。

Read, explore, research, live life do things, you've never thought of doing before. That's what it's all about.

阅读、探索世界、享受人生，去挑战那些你从来没有经历过的事情。那才是生命该有的样子。

When you're born that's that date, that they put on the left side of the tombstone.

你出生时的日期，会被刻在你墓碑的左侧。

When you die they put another date on the right side of the tombstone.

而当你死后，死亡的日期就可以被刻在你墓碑的右侧。

But that dash in the middle is the most important thing on that tombstone.

但这两个日期当中的“破折号”，才是这个墓碑中最最重要，要优先集中精力的事。

That is a line that throughout that entire time frame.

这条线就代表了你的一生。

You were able to impact and touch others lives. You were able to leave your mark on this earth.

你曾有机会影响他人、改变他人生命。你曾有机会在地球上留下你的印记。

You were able to build a legacy that nobody could change.

你曾有机会在这个世界上留下一段仅属于你的传奇。

You were able to have it to where people remember who you are no matter what.

你曾有机会让自己因某种因素使全部人都将你铭记。

When you're living for that dash in the middle, you're going to remember your why.

当你活在生命的破折号中时，去找出自己活在世上的那个“为什么”吧。

Your why, why you're here, not the why, why did you do something, your why.

那个你为什么会出现世上的为什么，而不是那个为什么要做某些事的为什么。

Your reason for getting up in the morning.

是什么给了你启动新的一天的动力？

Your reason for pushing yourself past the brink of exertion and giving up.

是什么让你永不言弃，即便过程艰辛无比？

Your reason for moving on and getting things done in life.

是什么让你持续性向前，持续性克服生命中大大小小的困难？

That dash in the middle that's the thing that pushes you.

生死当中的“破折号”应是推你向前的动力。

How do you rate yourself on a scale of one to ten in terms of your physical appearance?

从一到十分，满分十分，你给自己的外貌打几分？

In terms of your health? Do you take care of yourself? Are you allowing yourself to get overweight and out of shape?

你给自己的健康打几分？你有好好照顾自己吗？还是放任了自己体重超标、身材走形？

Are you conscious of your health? Are you watching the food that you take into your body?

你有重视自己的健康吗？吃东西时，你有关注自己吃进去的是什么吗？

Do you make a deliberate effort to exercise?

你有计划性地锻炼，训练自己的身体吗？

You know it was George Burns, he said we can't help getting older but we don't have to get old.

乔治·伯恩斯说过，虽然我们没办法不变老，但我们并非一定要变老。

And many of us get old before our time because we don't take time to take care of ourselves.

我们之中不少人在年轻时就启动变老了，因为我们没有花时间照顾自己。

Your environment is a very good indicator on a scale of one to ten, is it what you want it to be?

你所身处的环境就是很好的指标，满分十分，目前这个状态是你想要的吗？

Do you find it desirable? Are you satisfied?

你向往目前的生活吗？你对现状满意吗？

The job or career that you're involved in someone said that 85% of the American public are unhappy with their jobs.

你所做的工作让你开心吗？有人说85%的美国人都在做让自己不快乐的工作。

Are you spending eight hours a day just doing time?

你有每天至少花八小时工作，但却感觉像在坐牢一样吗？

Doing something that you don't find challenging, that does not make you stretch mentally,

是不是仅仅在做一部分没有挑战，没办法让自己全力以赴，

that does not stimulate you, that does not inspire you, something that you don't find a sense of fulfillment in it?

没办法让自己兴奋，没办法激励自己，根本没有任何成就感的工作？

If you're doing that day in and day out, it has to affect how you feel about yourself, your level of motivation, your relationships.

假设你就这样一天天的得过且过，它一定会对你的自我价值、内在驱动力还有人际关系导致负面的影响。

What kind of impact is that having on your life? Is it nourishing or is it a toxic relationship?

你的生命是被什么力量所影响着？你的人际关系是健康的还是有毒的？

Does it drain you or does it build you up? Ask yourself that.

你是越变越好还是在越变越差？问一下你自己，

How motivated are you to do something about it? Your contribution, your actions... what are you giving?

你对改变这一切又有多积极？你做了什么努力，付诸了什么行动，你付出了些什么？

Many people will leave the universe without a trace.

不少人在离世后不曾留下一些痕迹。

No one will know they were here and in fact under their name we could put under there, 'not used up'.

没人清楚他们曾在这世上活过，他们的名字，可以被世界毫不费力地直接抹去。

Will anybody know that you came this way? What contribution are you giving?

有人会清楚你曾经造访过这个世界吗？有人会清楚你做过什么奉献吗？

What will you leave? What will be different because you came this way?

你会留下些什么呢？这个世界因为你的到来，变得有哪些明显不同了吗？

Just, just stop for a second. Write down your why. What are you doing this for in life?

停下手头的事情，花一秒钟，写下你的“为什么”吧。你这一生要依靠什么而度过？

If your why doesn't make you cry, that's not your why. Again, if your why doesn't make you cry, that's not your why.

假设你的“为什么”不会让你热泪盈眶，既然如此那，这个问题就不是你的“为什么”。记住，假设你的“为什么”还没有让你热泪盈眶，既然如此那，这个问题就不是你的“为什么”。

Your why should be something so big that it moves your family tree.

你的“为什么”应该要大到足以影响到你的家族。

Your why should be something so big that it changes the whole outlook on how things are with you and your home, your family, your religion, your purpose.

你的“为什么”应该要大到足以改变一切、足以改变你与你家庭的生活方法、足以改变你的信仰和你的人生追求。

Think about your passion, think about your opportunities, and that's how you find your purpose: OPP.

想想你的热情在什么地方，想想你的机会在什么地方，那就是你如何找到你人生的目标：OPP。

When that why meets up with your passion, your opportunity, your purpose,

当你的“为什么”看到了你的热情、看到了你的机会和追求，

then you'll find out: the most important day in your life is the day you remember why you were born.

你就可以发现：你人生中最最重要，要优先集中精力的一天就是你明白了自己为什么而生的那天。

ted演讲中英文演讲稿积极向上，幽默有趣？

演讲试题：Where joy hides and how to find it

中英文字幕

Who do you want to be? It's a simple question, and whether you know it or not, you're answering it every day through your actions. This one question will define your professional success more than any other, because how you show up and treat people means everything.

你想成为谁？这是一个简单的问题，不管你知不清楚答案，你每天都在用你的行动回答它。这一个问题会比其他的问题更好地定义你事业的成功，因为你的表现和对待他人的方法代表了一切。

Either you lift people up by respecting them, making them feel valued, appreciated and heard, or you hold people down by making them feel small, insulted, disregarded or excluded. And who you choose to be means everything. I study the effects of incivility on people. What is incivility? It's disrespect or rudeness.

不论你是举高他人通过尊重他们使他们感到重视，欣赏和倾听，还是压制他人通过使他们感到渺小，侮辱、小看或排斥。你选择成为谁代表着一切。我研究了在人类身上不文明行为的影响。什么是不文明？是不尊重或者粗鲁无礼。

It includes a lot of different behaviors, from mocking or belittling someone to teasing people in ways that sting to telling offensive jokes to texting in meetings. And what's uncivil to one person may be absolutely fine to another. Take texting while someone's speaking to you.

它包含了不少不一样的行为，从嘲笑或者轻蔑某人，到以刺痛的方法戏弄他人，到开冒犯人的玩笑，到在会议上发短信。一个人认为失礼的行为，另一个来说是完全可以接受的。当别人在跟你说话时发短信。

Some of us may find it rude, others may think it's absolutely civil. So it really depends. It's all in the eyes of the beholder and whether that person felt disrespected. We may not mean to make someone feel that way, but when we do, it has consequences.

我们当中的一部分人可能认为这很无礼，另一部分人可能认为这完全可以接受。故此，这真的得看情况。这完全主要还是看旁观者有什么不一样的看法和那个人是不是感到不尊重。我们可能并没有让某人既然如此那，想的打算，但是，当我们做了后，它有了代价。

Over 22 years ago, I vividly recall walking into this stuffy hospital room. It was heartbreaking to see my dad, this strong, athletic, energetic guy, lying in the bed with electrodes strapped to his bare chest. What put him there was work-related stress. For over a decade, he suffered an uncivil boss.

22多年前，我了解地记得走进这个古板的医院病房我心碎的看着我爸爸这个坚强，体格健壮，精力充沛的男人，躺在床上电极绑在他裸露的胸膛上。使他躺在那里的是和工作有关的压力。十多年来，他有一个不文明的老板。

And for me, I thought he was just an outlier at that time. But just a couple years later, I witnessed and experienced a lot of incivility in my first job out of college. I spent a year going to work every day and hearing things from coworkers like, "Are you an idiot? That's not how it's done," and, "If I wanted your opinion, I'd ask."

我曾以为他只是一个特例。但是，仅仅几年后，在我毕业后的第一个工作内我眼见和亲身遭遇了不少不文明行为。我花了一年时间每天去工作和听取同事的意见，就像"你是白痴吗？这不是这么做的"和“我假设需你的意见，我会问。”

So I did the natural thing. I quit, and I went back to grad school to study the effects of this. There, I met Christine Pearson. And she had a theory that small, uncivil actions can lead to much bigger problems like aggression and violence. We believed that incivility affected performance and the bottom line. So we launched a study, and what we found was eye-opening.

故此，我做了再自然不过的事情。辞职，然后回到大学研究这个对人出现的效可以在那里，我认识了克里斯廷·皮尔森，她有一个理论那些小小的，不文明的行为，可致使更大的问题，例如侵略和暴力。我们相信不礼貌行为会影响一个人的表现和结果。故此，我们开展了一个研究，所发现的让我们大开眼界。

ted超燃励志英文演讲文字版？

1. “Life is not easy; it never was, it isnt now and it wont ever be. It would be too easy and it would get boring.”

2. “Success is not a titled that you can bestow upon yourself; it is an endless journey, filled with challenges and lessons. And you must be willing to work hard.”

3. “Life is unpredictable. We dont know what will happen tomorrow and its important to acknowledge that and use that to your advantage. Youll never know if you dont try.”

4. “You cant control other people or events, but you can control how you react to them and how you let them affect you.”

5. “You may not get it right the first time, but dont be discouraged. Learn from your mistakes, keep going and eventually youll reach your goals.”

6. “Work hard, stay focused and dont forget to enjoy the journey. Life is too short to dwell on the past or worry about the future.”

7. “Dont let fear stand in your way and dont take no for an answer. Believe in yourself and persevere.”

8. “Be your own leader and use your creativity to make your dreams come true. You are the only one who can make it happen.”

9. “No matter how difficult it gets, never give up. There is always a way and you just have to find it. Everything is possible if you put in the effort.”

10. “Live life to the fullest, take risks and seize every opportunity that comes your way. You never know what possibilities lie ahead.”

ted超燃励志英文演讲：“Teds motivational speech”

ted史上最牛的10段演讲原文？

下面这些内容就是 TED 史上最牛的 10 段演讲原文，每段演讲都拥有其独特的主题和风格，值得一读：

主题：「自我接纳：追求完美还是坦然接受？」

原文：“In becoming who I am, I am learning to accept imperfections and faults. When I am criticized, I am not learning to deny my flaws, but rather to see them as opportunities for growth and learning. After years of training and self-discovery, I have finally found a balance between embracing imperfections and learning from my mistakes.”

主题：「一分钟掌控情绪」

原文：“Focusing on your breathing is like writing your suicide note. Engaging in a deep breathing session can take the edge off stress and anxiety, helping you regain control of your emotions.”

主题：「永远的好奇心」

原文：“Curiosity is the greatest teacher of all. It forces us to constantly question everything around us and opens up new doors of discovery. By staying curious, we can stay sharp and connected to the world around us.”

主题：「如何成为更好的自己」

原文：“Success comes from making your weaknesses your strengths. By being true to yourself, you will create a stronger and more valuable version of yourself that shines on all accounts.”

主题：「透视正反馈之威力」

原文：“Positive feedback is like a drug that only grows stronger the more you use it. It primes the pump for success and leaves you feeling invincible.”

主题：「如何克服拖延症」

原文：“Procrastination is like a muscle that needs to be exercised every day. By setting specific deadlines and following through with a clear plan, you can overcome procrastination and start achieving your goals.”

主题：「女性力量」

原文：“The progress of women in the past century has been extraordinary. Women have come a long way in achieving equality and power, but there is still much to strive for. With every inch gained, we must make sure we keep pushing forward.”

主题：「意外与计划」

原文：“Life throws us curve balls that we never imagined possible. By being ready for them and planning for them, we can come out stronger, wiser, and more resilient than ever.”

主题：「正能量的力量」

原文：“Positive energy is like a force field that repels negative vibes and attracts positive ones. With a positive mindset, you can overcome any obstacle and find success wherever you may be.”

主题：「技术如何改变世界」

原文：“Technology has changed the way we live our lives immeasurably, bringing convenience and innovation to all aspects of our daily lives. While it can create challenges and opportunities, it ultimately represents a new and promising approach towards building a better tomorrow.”

你好，1. 布雷恩·布朗（Brene Brown）：勇气的力量

“勇气的力量”是布雷恩·布朗的TED演讲中最为经典的一段，她通过自己的研究和经历，向我们展示了勇气如何让我们变得更坚强和自信。

2. 艾米·库德勒（Amy Cuddy）：身体语言塑造你的思维

艾米·库德勒的这段演讲旨在告诉我们，身体语言可以影响我们的思维和情绪状态。她通过实验和个人经历，阐述了如何通过改变自己的身体语言来提高自信和表现力。

3. 肯·罗宾逊（Sir Ken Robinson）：学校杀死了创造力

肯·罗宾逊的这段演讲成为了TED历史上最受欢迎的演讲之一。他觉得，传统的教育体系过分强调标准化考试和学科分化，致使学生的创造力和想象力受到了压抑。

4. 斯蒂芬·霍金（Stephen Hawking）：宇宙的起源

斯蒂芬·霍金是一位著名的物理学家和天文学家，他的这段演讲阐述了宇宙的起源和演化，还有人类针对宇宙的探索和理解。

5. 费利克斯·巴姆伯格（Felix Baumgartner）：跃空纪录

费利克斯·巴姆伯格是一位极限运动员，他在这段演讲中讲述了自己创造的跃空纪录背后的故事和挑战，还有如何克服恐惧和困难。

6. 琳达·希尔（Linda Hill）：如何创造高效的创新团队Team

琳达·希尔是哈佛商学院的教授，她的这段演讲探讨了如何组织建设高效的创新团队Team，并分享了一部分实用的技巧和方式。

7. 阿米尔·阿克巴尔（Amir Aczel）：数学之美

阿米尔·阿克巴尔的这段演讲讲解了数学的美妙之处，还有数学在我们平日生活中的应用和意义。

8. 埃莉诺·隆（Eleanor Longden）：与精神分裂共存

埃莉诺·隆是一位生活中患有精神分裂症的女性，她的这段演讲讲述了自己如何与疾病共存并渐渐恢复健康具体经历和心路历程。

9. 瑞安·默菲（Ryan Murphy）：多元化在电视剧中的意义

瑞安·默菲是一位著名的电视制片人，他的这段演讲探讨了多元化在电视剧中的意义和价值，还有如何创造更包容和多元化的电视剧作品。

10. 约翰·格林伍德（John Green）：我们的社会是如何创造的

约翰·格林伍德是一位著名的青年文学作家和视频博主，他的这段演讲探讨了我们的社会是如何创造的，还有我们可以如何通过改变自己的思考方法来改变世界。

您好，因为TED演讲的主题和演讲者都很多样化，超级难选出史上最牛的10段演讲，但下面这些内容就是一部分备受推崇的TED演讲，供您参考：

1. Ken Robinson：Do schools kill creativity?（肯·罗宾逊：学校是不是扼杀了创造力？）

2. Simon Sinek：How great leaders inspire action（西蒙·西尼克：伟大的领袖如何激励行动？）

3. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie：The danger of a single story（奇玛曼达·恩戈齐·阿迪契：单一故事的危害）

4. Brene Brown：The power of vulnerability（布兰·布朗：脆弱的力量）

5. Elizabeth Gilbert：Your elusive creative genius（伊丽莎白·吉尔伯特：隐藏的创造天才）

6. Jill Bolte Taylor：My stroke of insight（吉尔·波尔特·泰勒：我的顿悟之旅）

7. Amy Cuddy：Your body language may shape who you are（艾米·库迪：你的身体语言可能塑造你的人格）

8. Hans Rosling：The best stats youve ever seen（汉斯·罗斯林：你曾经见过的最棒的数据）

9. Dan Pink：The puzzle of motivation（丹·平克：动机的谜题）

10. Sir Ken Robinson：Bring on the learning revolution!（肯·罗宾逊爵士：迎接学习革命！）

如何成为一个好的交谈者

　　十个要点使你成为好的交谈者：

　　1.一心一意; 2.放下己见 ;3.开放式问题 ;4.让观念流动; 5.谨言;6.别拿自己和别人比较; 7不要重复自己;8.忘掉细节;9.为理解倾听;10.对他人保持兴趣

TED英语演讲？

The one commodity that is most valuable on this earth is time.

世界上最有价值的东西就是时间了。

Time to love, time to live. From the moment the human body is born it begins dying.

时间让我们可以去爱去活着。人从出生的那一刻起，就启动迎步冲向死亡了。

I dont think you, you quite caught that. Let me say it again. From the moment the human body is born it begins dying.

你可能还不懂这句话的意义。再说一次，人从出生的那一刻起，就启动迎步冲向死亡了

ted最值得看的10个演讲？

你好，1. Do schools kill creativity? by Sir Ken Robinson

2. The power of vulnerability by Brené Brown

3. How great leaders inspire action by Simon Sinek

4. Your body language may shape who you are by Amy Cuddy

5. The puzzle of motivation by Dan Pink

6. The art of stillness by Pico Iyer

7. The danger of a single story by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

8. Why 30 is not the new 20 by Meg Jay

9. The happy secret to better work by Shawn Achor

10. The transformative power of classical music by Benjamin Zander

TED演讲,是演说类节目标标杆之作.故事语句虽然短小简洁，但表达能力却非常丰富,贴合于生活,又能引出生活的哲理,让人对生活有更多的思考…

曾经有听过一篇讲述圆桌的演讲,通过生活中一家人坐在圆桌前吃饭的情景,引出圆桌在中国代表着爱，包容，理解，情感…是中国文化的另一种象征

假设要推荐几篇TED演讲，我推荐请看下方具体内容《我心中的中国象征》,《不要让任何人打乱你的生活节奏》,《我眼中的世界:chess board

《博物馆为什么要归还文物》这个演讲是我最近几天看完，感触和收获最大的。

带给我另一个的视角看待问题：

我们目前所看到的浩瀚如海的丰盛文化（博物馆等），其背后的成因、发展的历程有着不为人知的另外一面。

ted经典演讲英文一段话？

Inspiring! 因为TED经典演讲以激励人心和激发思考为宗旨，故此，演讲内容时常会涉及到一部分极具启发性，题，比如领导、创业、科技、文化等等。 假设我们想要一段英文的TED经典演讲就可以在TED官方网站上找寻，下面这些内容就是一段Ted演讲的英文“I wish for you to find your own personal purpose and help create a world in which everyone has that same opportunity” (Jill Tarter)，这句话启示大家应该找到自己的人生目标，从而来帮创造一个每个人都拥有机会达到自己目标的世界。

下面这些内容就是一段经典的TED演讲英文励志语录：

Dont be afraid to fail. In fact, failures often lead to success. Imagine if Thomas Edison hadnt failed. He said, I have not failed. Ive just found 10,000 ways that wont work. So dont be afraid to fail. Its not the opposite of success. Its part of success. - Arianna Huffington

Now, I want to start with a question: When was the last time you were called childish? For kids like me, being called childish can be a frequent occurrence. Every time we make irrational demands, exhibit irresponsible behavior, or display any other signs of being normal American citizens, we are called childish, which really bothers me. After all, take a look at these events: Imperialism and colonization, world wars, George W. Bush. Ask yourself: Whos responsible? Adults.