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  • Hey, everyone!

    大家好

  • Welcome back to Podcast and Chill on the Learn English Podcast channel.

    歡迎回到 Learn English Podcast 頻道的 Podcast and Chill。

  • I'm Leo.

    我是里歐

  • And I'm Gwen.

    我叫格溫

  • It's great to have you with us again.

    很高興你能再次加入我們。

  • Today we're talking about something that affects a lot of us in everyday life.

    今天,我們要討論的是日常生活中影響我們很多人的事情。

  • Yep.

    是的。

  • We're going to answer a question that many people have been thinking about.

    我們將回答一個很多人都在思考的問題。

  • What's that question, Leo?

    那是什麼問題,里歐?

  • It's are you a toxic person?

    你是一個有毒的人嗎?

  • I've seen that question a lot on the internet lately.

    我最近在網上經常看到這個問題。

  • A toxic person is someone who often makes others feel bad, sad, or stressed.

    所謂 "有毒 "的人,是指經常讓他人感到難受、悲傷或壓力的人。

  • So how can we tell if we're being toxic or if someone around us is?

    那麼,我們如何判斷自己或身邊的人是否有毒呢?

  • That's exactly what we'll talk about today.

    這正是我們今天要討論的內容。

  • Stay with us to find out if there's a toxic person in your life or if it might be you.

    和我們一起看看你的生活中是否有一個有毒的人,或者這個人可能就是你。

  • So let's start by recognizing toxic behaviors.

    是以,讓我們從識別有毒行為開始。

  • Gwen, what exactly are toxic behaviors?

    格溫,到底什麼是有毒行為?

  • Good question, Leo.

    問得好,里歐。

  • Toxic behaviors are when someone often brings negativity into situations.

    有毒行為是指某人經常將負面情緒帶入情境中。

  • Can you explain more?

    能詳細解釋一下嗎?

  • Sure.

    當然。

  • It could mean they always talk about bad things.

    這可能意味著他們總是談論不好的事情。

  • They might speak badly about others and don't care how others feel.

    他們可能會說別人的壞話,不在乎別人的感受。

  • Is it like when someone always finds something wrong with what you're doing no matter how hard you try?

    就像無論你多麼努力,總有人發現你做的事情有問題一樣嗎?

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • Or when they constantly make you feel like you're not good enough.

    或者他們總是讓你覺得自己不夠好。

  • That sounds so terrible.

    這聽起來太可怕了。

  • Another sign is if they never listen to what others have to say and just push their opinions onto everyone else.

    另一個跡象是,他們從不聽別人說什麼,只是把自己的意見強加給別人。

  • That can really bring people down.

    這真的會讓人沮喪。

  • If you notice these signs in someone, or even in yourself, it might be time to think about it.

    如果你在某人身上,甚至在你自己身上發現了這些跡象,也許是時候考慮一下了。

  • Okay, now I have a really interesting question for you, Gwen.

    好了,現在我有一個非常有趣的問題要問你,格溫。

  • What is that, Leo?

    那是什麼,里歐?

  • So it can be quite easy to know if someone is being toxic, but how do we know if we are being toxic?

    是以,要知道別人是否有毒很容易,但我們如何知道自己是否有毒呢?

  • That brings us to our next point, self-reflection.

    這就引出了我們的下一個問題,即自我檢討。

  • What is self-reflection?

    什麼是自我反思?

  • Self-reflection is all about asking yourself some simple but honest questions.

    自我檢討就是問自己一些簡單而又誠實的問題。

  • What questions?

    什麼問題?

  • You can ask yourself, do I often make others feel bad?

    你可以問問自己,我是否經常讓別人感覺不好?

  • Or do I usually complain or talk badly about people?

    還是我經常抱怨或說別人的壞話?

  • Those are tough questions.

    這些都是棘手的問題。

  • But they're so important, it's about being honest with yourself.

    但它們是如此重要,關鍵是要對自己誠實。

  • Alright, so what if my answers are yes and yes?

    好吧,如果我的答案是 "是 "和 "是 "呢?

  • If you're often talking about negative things, you might need to make some changes.

    如果你經常談論負面的事情,你可能需要做出一些改變。

  • I would feel very bad if I knew I was a toxic person.

    如果我知道自己是一個有毒的人,我會感到非常難過。

  • Well, it's not about feeling bad.

    好吧,這不是因為感覺不好。

  • It's about seeing these behaviors and deciding to improve them.

    就是要看到這些行為,並決定加以改進。

  • Everyone has bad days, but if it's happening all the time, it's worth thinking about, right?

    每個人都有不順心的時候,但如果總是這樣,那就值得思考了,不是嗎?

  • Exactly, Leo.

    沒錯,里歐。

  • The thing is, toxic behaviors don't just affect you.

    問題是,有毒行為不僅會影響你自己。

  • They affect everyone around you, too.

    它們也會影響你身邊的每一個人。

  • Please tell me more about how badly it can affect other people.

    請告訴我更多關於它對其他人有多大影響的資訊。

  • You know, Leo, toxic behaviors are like a wildfire.

    你知道嗎,獅子座,有毒行為就像野火。

  • What do you mean?

    什麼意思?

  • Well, they spread quickly.

    嗯,它們傳播得很快。

  • People around a toxic person might start to feel sad, anxious, or stressed out, too.

    中毒者周圍的人可能也會開始感到悲傷、焦慮或壓力。

  • I've seen it happen.

    我見過這種情況。

  • One negative comment, and suddenly everyone feels bad.

    一個負面的評論,大家就會突然感覺很糟糕。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • And over time, this can really hurt relationships.

    隨著時間的推移,這會真正傷害人際關係。

  • I bet friends might start avoiding you.

    我打賭朋友們可能會開始躲著你。

  • And co-workers might not want to work with you.

    同事也可能不願意和你共事。

  • And family members might want to stay away from you and all of your negativity.

    家人可能會希望遠離你和你的負面情緒。

  • That's why it's so important to be aware of how your actions affect others.

    這就是為什麼意識到自己的行為會影響他人是如此重要。

  • So if people seem unhappy around me, does that mean I'm a toxic person?

    那麼,如果我身邊的人看起來不開心,是否意味著我是一個有毒的人?

  • Not necessarily, Leo.

    不一定,里歐。

  • But if that happens, you should really think about how you act around people.

    但如果發生了這種情況,你就應該好好想想自己在別人面前的表現了。

  • I see.

    我明白了

  • You can choose to be more positive, listen more, and be more supportive.

    你可以選擇更積極、更多傾聽、更多支持。

  • Affect, meaning to change or influence something.

    影響,意為改變或影響事物。

  • Example, the weather can affect your mood.

    例如,天氣會影響你的情緒。

  • Recognizing, meaning knowing who someone is or what something is because you have seen them before.

    認識,指的是知道某人是誰或某物是什麼,因為你以前見過他。

  • Example, she's recognizing her old school friends.

    例如,她認出了她的老同學。

  • Behaviors, meaning the way people act or behave.

    行為,即人們的行動或行為方式。

  • Example, his behavior in class is very polite.

    例如,他在課堂上的表現非常有禮貌。

  • Complaining, meaning talking about things that are wrong or make you unhappy.

    抱怨,即談論不對或讓你不開心的事情。

  • Example, she is complaining about the bad service at the restaurant.

    例如,她抱怨餐廳的服務不好。

  • Avoiding, meaning keeping away from something or someone.

    迴避,指遠離某事或某人。

  • Example, he is avoiding crowded places.

    例如,他不去人多的地方。

  • How do you know if a person is being toxic?

    如何判斷一個人是否有毒?

  • A person is being toxic if they always bring negativity into situations, often criticize others, talk badly about people, and don't care about other people's feelings.

    如果一個人總是把消極情緒帶到各種場合,經常責備別人,說別人的壞話,不關心別人的感受,那麼他就是有毒的。

  • They might also never listen to others and only push their own opinions.

    他們也可能從不聽取別人的意見,只堅持自己的觀點。

  • Why does Gwen compare toxic behaviors to a wildfire?

    格溫為什麼把有毒行為比作野火?

  • Gwen compares toxic behaviors to a wildfire because both spread quickly and can have a big negative impact.

    格溫把有毒行為比作野火,因為兩者都會迅速蔓延,併產生巨大的負面影響。

  • So what exactly should we do if we find out we are being toxic?

    那麼,如果我們發現自己是有毒的,究竟應該怎麼辦呢?

  • Great question, Leo.

    問得好,里奧。

  • The next step is taking responsibility.

    下一步是承擔責任。

  • Taking responsibility?

    承擔責任?

  • If we realize that we've been negative or hurtful, we need to take responsibility for it.

    如果我們意識到自己的消極或傷害,我們就需要為此負責。

  • So, I have to admit, I made mistakes.

    所以,我必須承認,我犯了錯誤。

  • That would be hard.

    那可就難了。

  • Actually, it's a sign of strength.

    事實上,這是力量的象徵。

  • If you've hurt someone, the best thing you can do is to take responsibility and apologize.

    如果你傷害了別人,最好的辦法就是承擔責任並道歉。

  • How can it help, though?

    它能提供什麼幫助?

  • It shows that you care about the other person's feelings and that you're willing to make things right.

    這表明你在乎對方的感受,並願意糾正錯誤。

  • Seems like a sincere apology can go a long way.

    看來,真誠的道歉能起到很大的作用。

  • And remember, it's not just about saying sorry.

    請記住,這不僅僅是說對不起。

  • It's also about making a real effort to change.

    這也是為了做出真正的改變。

  • Got it?

    明白了嗎?

  • The apology doesn't mean much if we keep making the same mistakes, right?

    如果我們繼續犯同樣的錯誤,道歉就沒有什麼意義了,不是嗎?

  • Right.

  • This brings us to our next point, practicing empathy.

    這就引出了我們的下一個問題,即練習換位思考。

  • What is that?

    那是什麼?

  • It means putting yourself in someone else's shoes.

    這意味著設身處地為他人著想。

  • Alright, Gwen, this actually sounds challenging.

    好吧,格溫,這聽起來很有挑戰性。

  • You should ask yourself, how would I feel if someone said or did this to me?

    你應該捫心自問,如果有人對我說或做了這些,我會作何感想?

  • And then?

    然後呢?

  • When you start thinking about how others feel, you're less likely to be negative or hurtful.

    當你開始考慮他人的感受時,你就不會那麼消極或傷人了。

  • Empathy is such a powerful tool.

    同理心是一種強大的工具。

  • But how can I show my empathy?

    但我怎樣才能表達我的同理心呢?

  • Well, it's very simple.

    嗯,很簡單。

  • Just listening can make a huge difference.

    只要傾聽就能帶來巨大的改變。

  • Just listening?

    只是聽?

  • Yes, Leo, just listening.

    是的,里歐,我只是在聽。

  • But I've always listened to others.

    但我一直在傾聽別人的意見。

  • The point is to listen without interrupting.

    關鍵是要傾聽,不要打斷。

  • You mean no interrupting?

    你是說不能打斷別人說話?

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • It shows that you respect the other person's thoughts and feelings.

    這表明你尊重對方的想法和感受。

  • When I understand where people are coming from, it's easier to be more kind.

    當我理解人們的想法時,我就會更容易變得善良。

  • Correct.

    正確。

  • So keep that in mind.

    是以,請牢記這一點。

  • But Gwen, listening feels quite passive.

    但格溫,聽著感覺很被動。

  • Are there any ways to show empathy more actively?

    有什麼方法可以更積極地表達同理心?

  • Certainly.

    當然。

  • That leads us to our final point for today, making small positive changes.

    這就引出了我們今天的最後一點--做出積極的小改變。

  • How can I make positive changes?

    我怎樣才能做出積極的改變?

  • You can start with little things that can make a big difference.

    您可以從小事做起,卻能帶來很大的不同。

  • For example?

    例如?

  • Like saying thank you more often or giving a genuine compliment.

    比如多說謝謝,或者給予真誠的讚美。

  • You're right.

    你說得對。

  • They're small gestures, but they can definitely brighten someone's day.

    這些舉動雖然微不足道,但絕對能照亮別人的一天。

  • Positive words have a powerful effect.

    積極的話語具有強大的影響力。

  • So instead of using them to hurt people, let's use them to make others feel better.

    是以,與其用它們來傷害別人,不如用它們來讓別人感覺更好。

  • What else can I do?

    我還能做什麼?

  • Well, let's try to focus on the positive side of things.

    好吧,讓我們試著把注意力集中在事情積極的一面。

  • Even on my bad days?

    即使在我不順心的時候?

  • Would you be surprised if I said changing your mindset can make you a happier person?

    如果我說改變心態能讓你變得更快樂,你會感到驚訝嗎?

  • Really?

    真的嗎?

  • Really.

    真的

  • When you change yourself for the better, both you and others benefit.

    當你把自己改變得更好時,你和他人都會受益。

  • It sounds like a win-win to me.

    對我來說,這聽起來像是雙贏。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • Well, now I feel much better if I happen to be a toxic person.

    現在我感覺好多了,如果我碰巧是個有毒的人。

  • Hey, I don't think you're toxic at all, Leo.

    嘿,我覺得你一點都不毒,里歐。

  • But remember, nobody's perfect.

    但請記住,人無完人。

  • We all have our ups and downs.

    我們都有起伏。

  • The important thing is, we're trying to be better.

    重要的是,我們正在努力變得更好。

  • You're so kind, Gwen.

    你真好,格溫

  • Thank you.

    謝謝。

  • Responsibility.

    責任。

  • Meaning, a duty or job you are expected to do.

    意思是你應該做的職責或工作。

  • Example, it is your responsibility to finish your homework.

    例如,完成作業是你的責任。

  • Apologize.

    道歉。

  • Meaning, to say sorry for something you did wrong.

    意思是為自己做錯的事說對不起。

  • Example, he apologized for being late to the meeting.

    例如,他為開會遲到道歉。

  • Respect.

    尊重。

  • Meaning, to show care and consideration for someone else.

    意思是對別人表示關心和體貼。

  • Example, you should respect your teacher's rules.

    例如,你應該尊重老師的規定。

  • Effect.

    效果

  • Meaning, a change that happens because of something else.

    意思是說,由於其他原因而發生的變化。

  • Example, the new rules had a positive effect on the team.

    例如,新規則對團隊產生了積極影響。

  • Benefit.

    好處

  • Meaning, to gain or receive something good from something.

    意為從某事中獲得或得到好處。

  • Example, you will benefit from studying hard.

    例如,努力學習會讓你受益匪淺。

  • And that brings us to the end of today's podcast episode.

    今天的播客到此結束。

  • So my friends, keep these tips in mind as you go about your day.

    是以,朋友們,請在一天的工作中牢記這些提示。

  • You might be surprised at how much of a difference they can make.

    您可能會驚訝於它們所帶來的巨大變化。

  • Thanks for joining us for this important discussion, everyone.

    感謝大家參加這次重要的討論。

  • We hope you found it helpful.

    希望對您有所幫助。

  • Don't forget to check the free PDF in the description for more useful vocabulary.

    別忘了查看說明中的免費 PDF 文件,瞭解更多有用的詞彙。

  • We'll see you next time on Podcast and Chill.

    我們下次在 "播客與放鬆 "節目中再見。

  • Until then, keep working on being the best version of yourself.

    在此之前,請繼續努力,做最好的自己。

  • Bye for now and take care.

    再見,保重。

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