Your inner circle
این محصول شامل یک پادکست، متن انگلیسی، و لغات و اصطلاحات کاربردی متن می باشد.
تهیه کننده: بهناز رحمانی/ برگرفته از کتاب عادت های موفقیت میلیونر نوشته ی دیان گرازیوسی
همه ی ما می دانیم که افرادی که به ما نزدیک هستند و با آنها وقت می گذرانیم تاثیر بسزایی در زندگی، روحیه، و رفتارهای ما دارند. در این پادکست دو دسته افراد (کسانی که باطری روحی شما را شارژ یا خالی می کنند) مورد بررسی قرار گرفته اند.
اگر در تک تک روابط تان از خود بپرسید که آیا این فرد باتری روحی من را شارژ می کند یا خالی می کند؟ بودن اطراف او به من حال خوب می دهد یا حال بد؟ آیا او چیزی به من اضافه می کند یا کم می کند؟ بهتر می توانید اطرافیان خود را انتخاب کنید و کیفیت زندگی شما به طرز چشم گیری تغییر می کند.
Your inner circle
Who surrounds you? Who do you spend the most time with? Who is in your inner circle? We all know how impactful the people closest to us are. Some rob us of confidence while others empower us.
There are two types of people in this world and in your life. There are battery chargers and there are battery drainers. If you are around someone and within a few minutes, you just start to feel amazing and you are not sure why, it is because that person is a battery charger. The more time you spend with that person, the more energy you have, the more you think you can accomplish in life, and more and more you start to pick up on their positive success habits.
In contrast, you can be around someone else for a few minutes and feel drained. That person is a battery drainer that is sucking away your positive energy. And soon enough you’re picking up their bad habits and negative attitudes and adding them to your own life.
When it comes to strangers and first encounters, create the habit of identifying quickly if they are chargers or drainers. For example, ask someone, “How is your day going?” you will be able to tell a lot from their response. If they say, “It’s great, fantastic, or good”, that is a quick sign that he/she is a battery charger who you want to strike up a conversation with and get to know. Pay attention to how they act, the habits they have, and even their work ethic.
On the other hand, if a person responds, “having another rough day, man. I can’t wait for this week to be over,” you may want to just nod and walk the other way.
Words, phrases, phrasal verbs, idioms, etc
Term | Meaning | معنی |
Surround (verb) | be all round (someone or something) | احاطه کردن |
Spend time | To accompany someone for leisure; to hang out | وقت سپری کردن، وقت گذراندن |
Inner circle | an exclusive group | نزدیکان، دار و دسته، درون گروه |
Impactful (adjective) | having a major impact or effect | تأثیرگذار |
Rob (verb) | take property unlawfully from (a person or place) by force or threat of force | ربودن، دزدیدن، سرقت کردن |
Confidence (noun) | the feeling or belief that one can have faith in or rely on someone or something | اعتماد به نفس |
Empower (verb) | give (someone) the authority or power to do something | قدرت دادن |
Charger (noun) | a device for charging a battery or battery-powered equipment | شارژ کننده، |
Drainer (noun) | a device used for draining things | خالی کننده، تخلیه کننده |
Accomplish (verb) | achieve or complete successfully | (باموفقیت) به پایان رساندن |
Pick up on something | to become aware of, understand, appreciate, etc. | یاد گرفتن |
In contrast | when compared to another | در مقابل |
Drained (adjective) | worn out; exhausted | خالى کردن، تخلیه کردن |
Suck away (phrasal verb) | drain | خالى کردن، تخلیه کردن |
Attitude (noun) | a settled way of thinking or feeling about something | طرز برخورد، روش و رفتار |
Stranger (noun) | a person whom one does not know or with whom one is not familiar | غریبه |
First encounter | a meeting face-to-face and often by chance | اولین برخورد |
Response (noun) | answer | پاسخ |
Strike up (phrasal verb) | begin a friendship or conversation with someone in a casual way | گفتگویی را آغاز کردن صحبتی را شروع کردن |
Get to know | becoming acquainted with | (کسی/چیزی را) شناختن |
Work ethic (noun) | the principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward | وجدان کاری |
On the other hand, | used to introduce a contrasting point of view, fact, or situation | از طرف دیگر |
Rough day | Difficult day | روز سخت |
Over (adverb) | finished | پایان یافتن |
Nod (verb) | lower and raise one’s head slightly and briefly, especially in greeting, assent, or understanding, or to give someone a signal | سرتکان دادن، با سر اشاره کردن |
Walk away (phrasal verb) | casually or irresponsibly withdraw from a situation in which one is involved or for which one is responsible | دور شدن |