پادکست انگلیسی درباره چرا اکثر مردم موفقیت ندارند

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پادکست انگلیسی با متن زیرنویس درباره چرا مردم موفقیت ندارند (why most people don’t have success) به مدت زمان تقریبا 5 دقیقه برای سطح پیشرفته و جملات واضح برای یادگیری زبان انگلیسی می باشد.

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um, I would like to ask you first,

what is one achievement you’re proud of in your life?

So, one thing that I’m really proud of is that, like, near the end of my high school career, like I was going through some really difficult times, like in my family, and I’ll spare you guys, like, the details, it’s not a sad podcast episode.

I’ll save it for next time. Um, but yeah. Anyway, so I went through some really difficult times in my family and I was really struggling to stay, um, inspired or stay motivated or to see, you know, in terms of my self-esteem, and, you know, like young kids always think like,

oh, what am I gonna become when I’m older? Like, am I doomed? Am I destined to just like fail? Or, you know, is my life gonna be mediocre or am I ever gonna know what I wanted to do the rest of my life?

And I struggled with that too. But, um, I kept working hard. I kept studying hard, and I was able to successfully, um, be accepted at the top university in the country. And actually it’s the top university on the continent – I found that out recently – so I was really, it made me feel, it filled me with like this huge amount of self, not confidence, wouldn’t say self-confidence, but it gave me that boost, you know, in terms of my self-esteem and, and just, it was like getting that confirmation or affirmation that I am able to do great things if I set my mind to it.

And, you know, once I had achieved that, once I was able to, you know, register and, and attend this university, I, I think what also helped me to recognize my potential and, and my strengths was that I also managed to have really great relationships, or that’s not a good word, but I had a really great, um, set of teachers and lecturers at this university who, who, um, enforced or reiterated that those ideas and those, and affirmed me, you know, in terms of the things that I wanted to do. And, um,

I, I know this sounds like I’m just, like I was just a kid who was lost and needed a self-esteem boost, but it, it was bigger than that because I think it shaped the way that I think about myself now. And,

you know, that might seem like a tiny moment in, in my past, but I think it paved, it paved the way, um, to the person that I am today. And it really, it really is something that set the foundation of like who I am today and how I see myself and where I see myself going. So that to me was an achievement. Yeah, it’s a great one. Yeah. So that was when you got into a journalism school, right? (No) No? Actually, not journalism school.

It, I studied film, media and drama. So, (Before?) those were… Yes. Oh, I did. I didn’t know that. You see.

It’s, it’s a back back story to like who Casse is. But yeah, I studied that before I, I ended up doing journalism.

That’s cool. Yeah. I, I imagine you must have enjoyed that course. I would’ve enjoyed that course, I think, you know.

The person I am today would appreciate that course a lot more than the person I was back then. I think I was still, I think I was 17 when I, when I started university. And I think my mind wasn’t quite ready for it. But I always, there’s a quote that I love. I, oh, and I, English, English literature was, was one of my majors as well. That’s why I love poetry. I love English so much. But, um, there’s a quote by George Elliot, that says, It is never too late to be what you might have been. It is never too late to be what you might have been. So I think that, you know, if I think about like what I, what I, who I was back then and who I am now, I still think the two can connect. And somehow that like, media and film studies, English literature, it’s gonna, it’s gonna play a role. I’m gonna, I’m still gonna do what I was supposed to do when I was there, so.