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  • Hi everyone, welcome back to the Simple English Podcast.

    大家好,歡迎回到簡單英語播客。

  • I'm your host, Lisa, and today's episode is all about making small changes that can have a big impact on your life.

    我是主持人麗莎,今天這期節目的主題是 "小改變,大人生"。

  • Who wouldn't want to live a better life, right?

    誰不想過上更好的生活,不是嗎?

  • Sometimes it's not about doing something huge, but making small, daily habits that truly change the way we live.

    有時候,我們要做的不是什麼大事,而是養成一些日常的小習慣,從而真正改變我們的生活方式。

  • Today we have a special guest, Andrew, who is here to share some simple but life-changing habits that anyone can start doing right away.

    今天,我們請來了一位特別嘉賓安德魯,他將與大家分享一些簡單卻能改變生活的習慣,任何人都可以馬上開始做。

  • Don't forget to check out the free PDF file in the comment section below to get the full transcript and new vocabulary for this episode.

    別忘了查看下面評論區的免費 PDF 文件,獲取本集的完整文字記錄和新詞彙。

  • Welcome Andrew!

    歡迎安德魯

  • Thanks, Lisa.

    謝謝你,麗莎。

  • I'm super excited to be here.

    我非常高興能來到這裡。

  • I think this is such an important topic because we often underestimate how small changes can really make a big difference.

    我認為這是一個非常重要的話題,因為我們常常低估了微小的改變所能帶來的巨大變化。

  • Absolutely.

    當然。

  • And I know a lot of our listeners are curious about this too.

    我知道很多聽眾對此也很好奇。

  • So stick with us as we dive into habits that could totally transform your daily life, from boosting your productivity to improving your health and happiness.

    是以,請與我們一起深入研究可以徹底改變你日常生活的習慣,從提高你的工作效率到改善你的健康和幸福。

  • And don't worry everyone, we're not talking about extreme changes.

    大家不用擔心,我們說的不是極端變化。

  • These are easy things that everyone can do, and the best part is, they work.

    這些都是人人都能做到的簡單事情,而且最重要的是,它們都很有效。

  • So Andrew, let's get straight into it.

    安德魯,我們直接開始吧。

  • What's the first daily habit that you think can change someone's life?

    您認為能夠改變他人生活的第一個日常習慣是什麼?

  • The first habit is one we hear about often, but it's truly powerful.

    第一個習慣是我們經常聽到的,但它確實非常強大。

  • Waking up early.

    早起

  • Waking up just one hour earlier gives you a head start.

    早起一小時,你就能搶佔先機。

  • You get quiet time, and you can focus on your goals without distractions.

    你有安靜的時間,可以心無旁騖地專注於你的目標。

  • That sounds great, but I'm sure some of our listeners might think waking up early is too hard.

    聽起來不錯,但我相信有些聽眾可能會覺得早起太辛苦了。

  • Do you have any tips?

    您有什麼建議嗎?

  • Absolutely.

    當然。

  • Start small.

    從小事做起

  • If you wake up at 8 o'clock AM, try waking up at 7.45 for the first week.

    如果你在早上 8 點鐘起床,那麼第一週可以嘗試在 7 點 45 分起床。

  • Then slowly shift it to 7.30.

    然後慢慢調到 7.30。

  • Then 7.

    然後 7.

  • It's all about creating a habit that sticks.

    關鍵是要養成一種堅持下去的習慣。

  • And once you start, you'll find that extra time gives you so much freedom.

    一旦開始,你會發現額外的時間給了你如此多的自由。

  • I can imagine.

    我能想象。

  • That extra hour in the morning could be a game changer.

    早上多出來的一小時可能會改變遊戲規則。

  • What do you recommend people do with that time?

    您建議人們如何利用這些時間?

  • It really depends on your goals, but I suggest using it to do something for yourself.

    這確實取決於你的目標,但我建議你利用它為自己做點什麼。

  • It could be exercising, reading, or planning your day.

    可以是鍛鍊、閱讀或計劃一天的生活。

  • For example, a friend of mine uses the extra hour to go for a run.

    例如,我的一個朋友利用多出來的一小時去跑步。

  • She says it clears her mind and helps her feel energetic throughout the day.

    她說,這能讓她頭腦清醒,一整天都精力充沛。

  • Exercise in the morning is definitely a great way to boost energy.

    早晨鍛鍊絕對是增強能量的好方法。

  • Speaking of exercise, is there another habit related to health that could make a difference?

    說到運動,是否還有其他與健康有關的習慣可以帶來改變?

  • Yes, another life-changing habit is staying hydrated.

    是的,另一個改變生活的習慣就是補充水分。

  • Drinking enough water throughout the day can improve your focus, energy, and overall health.

    每天喝足夠的水可以提高您的注意力、精力和整體健康水準。

  • It sounds so simple, but many people don't drink enough water.

    這聽起來很簡單,但很多人都沒有喝足夠的水。

  • That's true.

    沒錯。

  • I know people who forget to drink water during a busy day.

    我知道有人會在忙碌的一天中忘記喝水。

  • Do you have any suggestions on how they can remember?

    您對如何讓他們記住有什麼建議嗎?

  • Yes, one way is to keep a water bottle with you at all times.

    是的,方法之一就是隨時帶著水瓶。

  • You can also set reminders on your phone.

    您還可以在手機上設置提醒。

  • One cool thing I've seen is a water bottle with time markers.

    我見過的一個很酷的東西是一個帶有時間標記的水瓶。

  • It shows you how much you should drink by a certain time of day.

    它能告訴你一天中某個時間段應該喝多少水。

  • It's like having a coach remind you to drink more water.

    這就像讓教練提醒你多喝水一樣。

  • Oh, that's a clever idea.

    哦,真是個聰明的主意。

  • I might need to get one of those bottles.

    我可能需要買一個這樣的瓶子。

  • Now, Andrew, what about habits related to mental health?

    現在,安德魯,與心理健康有關的習慣呢?

  • We know physical health is important, but what can we do to take care of our mind?

    我們知道身體健康很重要,但如何才能照顧好我們的心靈呢?

  • Great question.

    問得好

  • One habit I recommend is practicing gratitude.

    我推薦的一個習慣是練習感恩。

  • It's as simple as writing down three things you're thankful for each day.

    其實很簡單,只要每天寫下三件感恩的事。

  • This shifts your focus from what's going wrong to what's going well in your life.

    這就將你的關注點從生活中的問題轉移到了生活中的美好事物上。

  • Research shows that people who practice gratitude are happier and less stressed.

    研究表明,懂得感恩的人更快樂,壓力更小。

  • That's really powerful.

    這真的很強大。

  • So you're saying just a few minutes a day can change your mindset?

    你是說每天只需幾分鐘就能改變你的心態?

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • It's such a small action, but over time, it changes the way you see the world.

    這只是一個小小的行動,但隨著時間的推移,它將改變你看待世界的方式。

  • It's like training your brain to focus on the positive.

    這就像訓練你的大腦把注意力集中在積極的方面。

  • And we all need that, especially during tough times.

    我們都需要這樣,尤其是在困難時期。

  • I love that.

    我喜歡這樣。

  • Gratitude really does shift your mindset.

    感恩真的能改變你的心態。

  • I actually tried this myself during a stressful week.

    實際上,我自己也在緊張的一週裡嘗試過這個方法。

  • Every morning, I wrote down three things I was thankful for.

    每天早上,我都會寫下三件讓我感激的事情。

  • And by the end of the week, I felt much calmer and more focused.

    一週結束時,我感覺平靜了許多,注意力也更加集中了。

  • It's amazing how much difference it makes when you start your day with a positive attitude.

    當你以積極的態度開始一天的生活時,你會發現這一切竟然會有如此大的不同。

  • That's a great example, Lisa, and it really doesn't take much time.

    這是一個很好的例子,麗薩,而且真的不需要太多時間。

  • But it changes how you approach your day.

    但它會改變你每天的生活方式。

  • And here's another habit that's related to mental well-being.

    這裡還有一個與精神健康有關的習慣。

  • Limiting screen time, especially before bed.

    限制螢幕時間,尤其是睡前。

  • Oh, that's a tough one.

    哦,這個問題很難回答。

  • I know a lot of people, including me, who scroll through their phones before going to sleep.

    我知道包括我在內的很多人在睡覺前都會翻看手機。

  • Why is that such a bad habit?

    為什麼這是個壞習慣?

  • The blue light from screens can mess with your body's ability to produce melatonin.

    螢幕發出的藍光會干擾人體產生褪黑激素的能力。

  • The hormone that helps you sleep.

    幫助睡眠的荷爾蒙

  • If you're staring at your phone or TV right before bed, it can make it harder to fall asleep and reduce the quality of your sleep.

    如果您在睡前盯著手機或電視看,會讓您更難入睡,並降低睡眠品質。

  • Plus, the constant information overload from social media can make your mind race, which isn't good when you're trying to wind down.

    此外,社交媒體上不斷出現的超負荷資訊會讓你的大腦飛速運轉,這在你想要放鬆的時候可不是什麼好事。

  • That's so true.

    說得太對了。

  • I've had nights where I'm scrolling and the next thing I know an hour has passed and I'm wide awake.

    我曾有過這樣的經歷,晚上我正在瀏覽網頁,結果一小時過去了,我還醒著。

  • Do you have any tips on how to break that habit?

    您有什麼訣竅可以改掉這個習慣嗎?

  • One strategy is to create a wind-down routine before bed.

    策略之一是在睡前制定一個放鬆的程序。

  • Set a time, maybe 30 minutes or an hour before bed, when you put your phone away and switch to something more relaxing, like reading a book, meditating, or listening to calming music.

    設定一個時間段,也許是睡前 30 分鐘或一小時,你可以把手機收起來,換一些更放鬆的東西,比如看書、冥想或聽一些讓人平靜的音樂。

  • Another option is to use apps that reduce blue light on your devices.

    另一種方法是使用能減少設備藍光的應用程序。

  • But the best approach is really to cut down on screen time before you sleep.

    但最好的辦法其實是在睡覺前減少看螢幕的時間。

  • I like that idea.

    我喜歡這個主意。

  • A wind-down routine sounds much healthier than endless scrolling.

    比起無休止的滾動,日常的放鬆聽起來更健康。

  • And I guess starting small, like you said earlier, is key here too.

    我想,就像你剛才說的,從小事做起也是關鍵所在。

  • Maybe just reducing screen time bit by bit?

    也許只是一點一點地減少螢幕時間?

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • It's not about quitting cold turkey, it's about slowly building better habits over time.

    這並不是要冷酷地戒菸,而是要隨著時間的推移慢慢養成更好的習慣。

  • Start with just 10 minutes less screen time before bed, then increase it as you go.

    從睡前減少 10 分鐘螢幕時間開始,然後逐漸增加。

  • The important thing is to make it sustainable.

    重要的是要使其具有可持續性。

  • That makes sense.

    這就說得通了。

  • And I'm sure it also improves sleep quality, right?

    我相信它還能提高睡眠品質,對嗎?

  • Absolutely.

    當然可以。

  • Better sleep means more energy the next day, which leads to more productivity and a clearer mind.

    更好的睡眠意味著第二天精力充沛,從而提高工作效率,讓頭腦更清晰。

  • It's all connected.

    這一切都息息相關。

  • That's such a good point.

    說得真好。

  • So, to recap, we've got waking up earlier, staying hydrated, practicing gratitude, and limiting screen time before bed.

    是以,概括地說,我們已經有了早起、保持水分、踐行感恩和限制睡前看螢幕的時間。

  • These are all great habits, but do you have one more for us, Andrew?

    這些都是很好的習慣,但安德魯,你還有一個習慣要告訴我們嗎?

  • Something that ties it all together?

    有什麼東西能把這一切聯繫在一起?

  • Definitely.

    當然。

  • The last habit is planning your day.

    最後一個習慣是計劃好自己的一天。

  • Take just 5-10 minutes in the morning or the night before to plan out your top tasks for the day.

    每天早上或前一天晚上,花 5-10 分鐘計劃一下當天的首要任務。

  • It helps you stay focused and gives you a sense of control.

    它能幫助你保持注意力集中,給你一種控制感。

  • You'll feel more productive and less overwhelmed.

    你會感覺更有成效,不再手忙腳亂。

  • That's a solid tip.

    這是一個可靠的建議。

  • I've noticed that when I plan my day, I get more done and feel less stressed about what's ahead.

    我注意到,當我計劃好自己的一天時,我就能完成更多的事情,對未來的事情也不會感到那麼緊張。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • It's all about prioritizing.

    這一切都要分清主次。

  • When you know what's important, you can spend your time on things that matter and avoid wasting it on distractions.

    當你知道什麼是重要的,你就能把時間花在重要的事情上,避免把時間浪費在分心的事情上。

  • Such a good reminder.

    這是一個很好的提醒。

  • Planning seems like the glue that holds all these habits together.

    計劃似乎是維繫所有這些習慣的粘合劑。

  • Now, let's take a quick break with a fun fact.

    現在,讓我們先來了解一個有趣的事實。

  • Did you know that it takes, on average, 66 days to form a new habit?

    您知道養成一個新習慣平均需要 66 天嗎?

  • People used to believe it only took 21 days, but new research shows it actually takes a bit longer to make a habit stick.

    人們過去認為只需要 21 天,但新的研究表明,要讓一個習慣堅持下來,實際上需要更長的時間。

  • So, don't be too hard on yourself if it feels tough at first.

    是以,如果一開始感覺很艱難,也不要太苛求自己。

  • Consistency is key.

    一致性是關鍵。

  • That's such an important point, Lisa.

    這一點非常重要,麗薩。

  • Many people give up too soon, thinking they're failing.

    許多人過早地放棄,認為自己失敗了。

  • But the truth is, it takes time.

    但事實上,這需要時間。

  • If you keep doing it, eventually it will become a natural part of your day.

    如果你堅持這樣做,最終它會成為你一天中自然而然的一部分。

  • Well, we've covered some amazing habits today, from waking up early and drinking more water to practicing gratitude.

    從早起多喝水到踐行感恩,我們今天已經介紹了一些很棒的習慣。

  • These are all small changes, but they can truly change your life over time.

    這些都是微小的改變,但隨著時間的推移,它們會真正改變你的生活。

  • That's right.

    這就對了。

  • The key is to start small, be consistent, and focus on progress, not perfection.

    關鍵是要從小事做起,堅持不懈,注重進步,而不是完美。

  • Anyone can create a better life by building these daily habits, one step at a time.

    任何人都可以通過一步步培養這些日常習慣,創造更美好的生活。

  • Thank you so much for sharing these tips with us, Andrew.

    非常感謝你與我們分享這些技巧,安德魯。

  • I'm sure our listeners are feeling inspired to make some positive changes.

    我相信聽眾們一定會受到啟發,做出一些積極的改變。

  • Thanks for having me, Lisa.

    謝謝你邀請我,麗莎。

  • I hope everyone tries at least one of these habits.

    我希望每個人都能至少嘗試其中一種習慣。

  • You'll be surprised at how much they can improve your life.

    你會驚訝地發現,它們能極大地改善你的生活。

  • And to our listeners, remember, it's not about doing everything perfectly, but taking small steps toward a better life.

    聽眾朋友們,請記住,並不是要把每件事都做得完美無缺,而是要邁出一小步,走向更美好的生活。

  • If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to like, subscribe, and share it with your friends.

    如果您喜歡本期節目,請務必點贊、訂閱並與朋友分享。

  • Let's keep making positive changes together.

    讓我們一起繼續做出積極的改變。

  • Thanks for tuning in, and we'll see you next time on the Simple English Podcast.

    感謝收聽《簡單英語播客》,我們下期再見。

  • Now it's time to learn some important vocabulary related to the topic.

    現在是時候學習一些與主題相關的重要詞彙了。

  • The first word of today is hydrated.

    今天的第一個詞是水合。

  • It means having enough water in your body to maintain health and energy.

    這意味著體內要有足夠的水,以保持健康和活力。

  • Example, staying hydrated by drinking enough water throughout the day can improve your focus.

    例如,通過全天飲用足夠的水來保持水分,可以提高注意力。

  • Next word is gratitude.

    下一個詞是感恩。

  • It means quality of being thankful and appreciating what you have.

    它意味著感恩和珍惜所擁有的一切的品質。

  • Example, practicing gratitude daily helps you focus on the positive aspects of your life.

    例如,每天踐行感恩有助於你關注生活中積極的方面。

  • Next word is melatonin.

    下一個詞是褪黑激素。

  • It means a hormone that regulates sleep, often affected by exposure to light.

    它指的是一種調節睡眠的激素,通常會受到光線的影響。

  • Example, using screens late at night can reduce melatonin levels, making it harder to fall asleep.

    例如,深夜使用螢幕會降低褪黑激素水平,使人更難入睡。

  • Next word is consistency.

    下一個詞是一致性。

  • It means doing something regularly or in the same way over time.

    它是指定期或長期以同樣的方式做某事。

  • Example, consistency is key when trying to form new habits, such as exercising every day.

    例如,在嘗試養成新習慣(如每天鍛鍊)時,堅持是關鍵。

  • Next word is overwhelmed.

    下一個詞是 "不知所措"。

  • It means feeling unable to manage or cope with a large amount of tasks or emotions.

    這意味著感覺無法管理或應對大量的任務或情緒。

  • Example, planning your tasks in advance can help you feel less overwhelmed by your workload.

    舉例來說,提前規劃好自己的任務可以幫助你減輕工作負擔。

  • The last word is prioritize.

    最後一個詞是分清主次。

  • It means to decide which tasks or activities are the most important and focus on them first.

    這意味著要決定哪些任務或活動是最重要的,並首先關注它們。

  • Example, when you prioritize your most important tasks, you can avoid wasting time on less important activities.

    例如,當你把最重要的任務按優先順序排列時,就能避免在不太重要的活動上浪費時間。

  • Thank you for listening to our episode of the Simple English Podcast.

    感謝您收聽本期《簡單英語播客》。

  • I hope you learned something new and helpful today.

    希望你今天能學到一些新的有用的東西。

  • Please give us a like and subscribe for video like this, share it with your friends, and let us know what you think in the comment section below.

    請為我們的視頻點贊和訂閱,與您的朋友分享,並在下面的評論區告訴我們您的想法。

  • We'll be back with more interesting discussions soon.

    我們將很快為您帶來更多有趣的討論。

Hi everyone, welcome back to the Simple English Podcast.

大家好,歡迎回到簡單英語播客。

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