第一篇：體育激勵人生(英語演講作文)
The power of Sports in Personal Development: Lessons about Life that We Get from SportsI remembered that many years ago I watched a movie called
第二篇：關于人生的英語演講
3.Wisdom from great writers on every year of life 0:11 I'm turning 44 next month, and I have the sense that 44 is going to be a very good year, a year of fulfillment, realization.I have that sense, not because of anything particular in store for me, but because I read it would be a good year in a 1968 book by Norman Mailer.0:33 “He felt his own age, forty-four...” wrote Mailer in “The Armies of the Night,” “...felt as if he were a solid embodiment of bone, muscle, heart, mind, and sentiment to be a man, as if he had arrived.”
0:48 Yes, I know Mailer wasn't writing about me.But I also know that he was;for all of us--you, me, the subject of his book, age more or less in step, proceed from birth along the same great sequence: through the wonders and confinements of childhood;the emancipations and frustrations of adolescence;the empowerments and millstones of adulthood;the recognitions and resignations of old age.There are patterns to life, and they are shared.As Thomas Mann wrote: “It will happen to me as to them.” 1:28 We don't simply live these patterns.We record them, too.We write them down in books, where they become narratives that we can then read and recognize.Books tell us who we've been, who we are, who we will be, too.So they have for millennia.As James Salter wrote, “Life passes into pages if it passes into anything.”
1:53 And so six years ago, a thought leapt to mind: if life passed into pages, there were, somewhere, passages written about every age.If I could find them, I could assemble them into a narrative.I could assemble them into a life, a long life, a hundred-year life, the entirety of that same great sequence through which the luckiest among us pass.I was then 37 years old, “an age of discretion,” wrote William Trevor.I was prone to meditating on time and age.An illness in the family and later an injury to me had long made clear that growing old could not be assumed.And besides, growing old only postponed the inevitable, time seeing through what circumstance did not.It was all a bit disheartening.2:45 A list, though, would last.To chronicle a life year by vulnerable year would be to clasp and to ground what was fleeting, would be to provide myself and others a glimpse into the future, whether we made it there or not.And when I then began to compile my list, I was quickly obsessed, searching pages and pages for ages and ages.Here we were at every annual step through our first hundred years.“Twenty-seven...a time of sudden revelations,” “sixty-two,...of subtle diminishments.”
3:22 I was mindful, of course, that such insights were relative.For starters, we now live longer, and so age more slowly.Christopher Isherwood used the phrase “the yellow leaf” to describe a man at 53, only one century after Lord Byron used it to describe himself at 36.3:41(Laughter)
3:44 I was mindful, too, that life can swing wildly and unpredictably from one year to the next, and that people may experience the same age differently.But even so, as the list coalesced, so, too, on the page, clear as the reflection in the mirror, did the life that I had been living: finding at 20 that “...one is less and less sure of who one is;” emerging at 30 from the “...wasteland of preparation into active life;” learning at 40 “...to close softly the doors to rooms [I would] not be coming back to.” There I was.4:22 Of course, there we all are.Milton Glaser, the great graphic designer whose beautiful visualizations you see here, and who today is 85--all those years “...a ripening and an apotheosis,” wrote Nabokov--noted to me that, like art and like color, literature helps us to remember what we've experienced.4:46 And indeed, when I shared the list with my grandfather, he nodded in recognition.He was then 95 and soon to die, which, wrote Roberto Bola?o, “...is the same as never dying.” And looking back, he said to me that, yes, Proust was right that at 22, we are sure we will not die, just as a thanatologist named Edwin Shneidman was right that at 90, we are sure we will.It had happened to him, as to them.5:26 Now the list is done: a hundred years.And looking back over it, I know that I am not done.I still have my life to live, still have many more pages to pass into.And mindful of Mailer, I await 44.
第三篇：人生感悟的英語演講
人生感悟的英語演講
人的一生會經歷很多事，很多時候經歷了挫折才能讓我們成長。以下是小編精心準備的人生感悟的英語演講，大家可以參考以下內容哦！
關于人生英語演講稿【1】
Ladies and Gentlemen, Good morning!I’m very glad to stand here and give you a short speech.Man’s life is a process of growing up, actually I’m standing here is a growth.If a person’s life must constituted by various choices, then I grow up along with these choices.Once I hope I can study in a college in future, however that’s passed, as you know I come here, now I wonder what the future holds for me.When I come to this school, I told to myself: this my near future, all starts here.Following I will learn to become a man, a integrated man, who has a fine body, can take on important task, has independent thought, an open mind, intensive thought, has the ability to judge right and wrong, has a perfect job.Once my teacher said :” you are not sewing, you are stylist;never forget which you should lay out to people is your thought, not craft.” I will put my personality with my interest and ability into my study, during these process I will combine learning with doing.If I can achieve this “future”, I think that I really grow up.And I deeply believe kindred, good-fellowship and love will perfection and happy in the future.Plot
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This is a very fabulous film.人生感悟的英語演講【2】
We Are The World ,We Are The Future
Someone said “we are reading the first verse of the first chapter of a book, whose pages are infinite”.I don’t know who wrote these words, but I’ve always liked them as a reminder that the future can be anything we want it to be.We are all in the position of the farmers.If we plant a good seed ,we reap a good harvest.If we plant nothing at all, we harvest nothing at all.We are young.“How to spend the youth?” It is a meaningful question.To answer it, first I have to ask “what do you understand by the word youth?” Youth is not a time of life, it’s a state of mind.It’s not a matter of rosy cheeks, red lips or supple knees.It’s the matter of the will.It’s the freshness of the deep spring of life.A poet said “To see a world in a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour.Several days ago, I had a chance to listen to a lecture.I learnt a lot there.I’d like to share it with all of you.Let’s show our right palms.We can see three lines that show how our and life is.I have a short line of life.What about yours? I wondered whether we could see our future in this way.Well, let’s make a fist.Where is our future? Where is our love, career, and life? Tell , it is in our hands.It is held in ourselves.We all want the future to be better than the past.But the future can go better itself.Don’t cry because it is over, smile because it happened.From the past, we’ve learnt that the life is tough, but we are tougher.We’ve learnt that we can’t choose how we feel, but we can choose what about it.Failure doesn’t mean you don’t have it, it does mean you should do it in a different way.Failure doesn’t mean you should give up, it does mean you must try harder.As what I said at the beginning, “we are reading the first verse of the first chapter of a book, whose pages are infinite”.The past has gone.Nothing we do will change it.But the future is in front of us.Believe that what we give to the world, the world will give to us.And from today on, let’s be the owners of ourselves, and speak out “We are the world, we are the future.”
第四篇：英語演講 寵物與人生
Pets in Life Good evening, it's my honor to speak here, and I am very glad to share my topic with you.Then today I'd like to talk something about pets in our life.Pets play an increasingly more important role in our life from ancient times to now in wide fields.With urbanisation, communication and interaction between people is becoming less and less.However, pets can help us to lift the lonely life, regulating people's mental health.Many people are used to keeping pets now.Nonetheless some of them treat pets as a kind of functional item.In reality, pets are not only pets, but also a life.Many lonely old men regard their pets as their friends or children and give the best to take care of pets.Old people can also speak to pets and think that pets understand them.It's beneficial to the physical and mental health of old people by mutual communicating.In some emergencies, trained pets can help old people, even saving their life.Pets are wise.They would be good to you if you attend them better.I used to have a dog named Xiaohei as my pet.However, I always feel Xiaohei was my partner.He was so cute and people in our village all felt happy for many interesting movements of Xiaohei.He can shake hands with people and make a bow with hands folded in front.The most important was that he had an attractive face.We had ever experienced many amazing and unforgettable things.What impressed me deeply was that he fought with the other dog for me.One day, I went to another village not far from my house and left Xiaohei in house.Unfortunately, I met a fierce dog and almost was bit by the dog.When I back home, I told all things to him and brought him to that village.He rushed and fought as soon as he met the dog I pointed out.I was very excited.The pet is just a part of your life, but perhaps you are full of your pet's life!
第五篇：人生激勵演講稿
演講高手
核心與關鍵：音色悅耳、條理清晰、舉止幽默、控制節奏、互動默契 點滴凸顯功力，細處彰顯實力——從開講到結束全程皆需精耕細作。
我要成功（45——50分鐘）
適用人群：普通人、一般管理人員、員工。
導引：上講臺（步履堅定有力）（掃一眼聽眾）、（略帶微笑）沉默、掏煙（練習技巧？上上左右佯裝）、抽煙（很滿足的表情）、吐煙圈（很滿足的表情）——（有掌聲或者笑聲等最好）、凝視聽眾、微笑、開口——
“吸煙有害嗎？吸煙對身體有影響嗎？吸煙有損健康嗎？”——吸煙真的有害健康嗎？（大聲、微笑、停頓，讓聽眾充分的討論，活躍現場）-------仁者見仁，智者見智，不過，我們今天不討論（學孟非）這個話題。
“吸煙禮貌嗎？在公共場所吸煙禮貌嗎？”——在這么一個盛大的演講現場（手指向大眾）吸煙，吸煙好嗎？好？不好？（（停頓）——（隨機應變）當然，吸煙只是個人的愛好，不過，你，你們有權利制止別人在你面前吸煙——為什么那么多不抽煙的人（慢）——特別反感、不喜歡別人在自己面前抽煙呢？煙——（手指向空中的煙氣）其實對人體本身并沒有多大的危害，但是，從別人嘴巴里吐出來的東西，硬塞進你的鼻孔里，你要嗎？要？還是不要？我手里有一個冰其淋，咬一大口，然后熱情地塞給你——你不認識我，我說，來吃吧！（快）——你吃嗎？吃？還是不吃？不過，有趣的是，如果兩個家伙都喜歡抽煙，則他們都非常喜歡從對方嘴里吐出來的東西，而且還津津有味地聞著、吸著、吃著！（慢）——好惡心是吧？
（同時-）----滅煙（在這里，我慎重地向不吸煙人士說聲對不起，你們有不吸二手煙的權利。）
掌聲！（彎腰）謝謝！謝謝！
我聽說，一個成功的演講往往都是從掌聲和歡呼聲中開始的，是嗎？（重復）（略停）而且掌聲越大——巴掌拍的越響（方言），那么這個演講必定越有味道、越巴實（方言）——（動作：拍掌），對，就像那個小伙子拍的那樣——拍！啪！啪！——啪得多想，玩命的拍——哇，哇，謝謝，謝謝，我太感動了，我流淚了嗎？恩？（啊，嘆詞）對不起，我忘記（慢）流淚了——（掏出紙巾抹）
很顯然，我今天到這里來的目的不是吸煙給你們看——這么簡單，我是懷揣著大家關心東西（雙手捧著腹部，然后指向腦袋），很想與在座的諸位分享！
請大家盯著我的眼睛，對，就如我盯著你們的眼睛一樣，盯著我！——對，對，（對視幾秒）噢（！抬手放手，振幅、動作要大，表情要豐富），不要過分，特別是那位美女的眼
睛（手指指向人群），不要這樣看著我，—— 我，我，我會神魂顛倒的！（雙手抱頭）我會束手無策的！（動作要大，左右走動，表情要豐富）今天是干什么來著？今天是干什么來著？（問我的助手，助手佯裝耳語）（面向聽眾茫然狀）噢，對了——（拍拍頭），我是來演講的，我是來演講的。（鎮鎮神）
透過你們的雙眼，你們猜猜，我看到了什么？
你！你！還有你！（幾個人先后起立，回答，掌聲鼓勵）
----對,我看見了你開著寶馬不！是法拉利和副座上的美女正談笑風聲----,“
”哇,你說你自己都不相信!“"當然,我也不會相信-----(停頓'笑),連自己都不自信的人,如何說服別人相信你呢?請你聽清楚了,我只是看見了你的未來,對,是你的未來!”/你們的未來！還有你你(手指指向他們).在你們的眼中,我看見了未來,真的,我看見了你們的未來----你們中有人身居高位,有人腰绔萬慣,有人舉杯相慶，有人左右逢源——在地位,金錢, 人際關系編織成的名利場中,你們意氣風發，你們勢不可擋,，你們步步高升——在人們的歡呼聲中一步步的走向了人生的輝煌!（應該有掌聲吧）
有人在偷偷的笑,有人在小聲嘀咕——我都看見了，我都看見了！
不自信是吧，好空洞是吧！太抽象了是吧！——這明明是你們的想要的，但卻苦于沒有找到正確的途徑而愁眉不展、哎聲嘆氣。是？還是不是？請大聲的回答我！對，對，這是我想聽到的，這也是我來這里的真正原因。我此行的終極目的便是為在坐的諸君打開一座財富的大山！（掌聲）
有的人對自己真的很懷疑：沒有好爸爸、沒有好模樣、沒有高學歷、沒有良好的人際關系——、這也沒有、那也沒有——幾乎什么都沒有，一窮二白，白里透窮（紅）！（頓）說實話，這真還有點叫人窩心、揪心、痛心——不過，這些都不是關鍵，這些都不重要，這又有什么可怕的呢？
一時的沒有，不能代表永遠沒有；一時的不如意，不能代表永遠的不如意！過去不能代表將來！
想改變自己的命運嗎？想成功嗎？想還是不想？好，在這里，我將把成功的所有秘密濃縮成十大黃金法則，在此一一與大家分享，鼓掌！：
第一法則：上帝就是你自己——求人不如求已。
從前呢，有一個人遇到了一件很難辦的事情，自己怎么擺好像都擺不平，于是便去寺廟里跪拜觀音。跨過寺廟門檻時，一睢，發現觀音的像前有一個人正在虔誠膜拜。走近，仔細一瞧，哇，不得了啊，那個人長得和觀音是一模一樣，絲毫不差。這人便問：“你是觀音嗎？” 觀音早知此人來的用意，便點頭回答：“鄙人正是。”這人很吃驚嘆，又問：“那你為何還拜自己？”觀音笑道：“我也遇到了難事，但我知道，求人不如求己啊。請記住“求人不如求己”——只有你自己才是你的主人，你就是你自己的上帝！
請充分的、完全的相信自己，相信你本身就是一座末開發的寶藏。——建立自信是成功首要元素。對，上帝就是你自己！
第二法則：說好每一句話——財富往往是從口中說出來的！
如果有人對你說你會演講嗎？你可能會搖一搖頭說：對不起，我不會啊，但是，如果有人問你會說話嗎？你肯定會婉然一笑——說話，當然，我會啊，我又不是啞巴！
對，對，說得好，說得很好。在我看來，所謂“演講”其實只不過是一種嚇唬人的說法而已。在公眾面前講話就是“演講“或演說”，所以演講或演說的的本質就是說話；因此，如果我們把演說或者演講當成說話來對待，這樣可以減輕我們的心理負擔——因為說話對我們來說就象吃飯一樣平常，但是“演講”卻有點像出席酒會一樣，想對會比較莊重一點。所
以，只要把自己想說的話說到對方（聽眾）的心坷里面去了，則似勝于一場好的“演講”，你們說有道理嗎？
有一本書，書名叫《說話就是影響力》，不過，說話，說出好聽的話，說出別人贊同的話，說出有影響力的話，亦非易事。在這里，我結合你們的具體情況，提出一個最簡單易行的辦法：當你看電視時——無論是新聞、廣告、電視劇等等，大聲地跟著說，聽到什么說什么，注意口詞要清楚。只要堅持，你必有所獲——看到的，聽到的內容越廣、越深、越雜，你所得到的越豐富而深厚，只需堅持一年，你必將脫胎換骨！成為會說話的專家！而當你會把每一句話都說好時，你自然就成為了一個人人看好的演說家了。
記住了嗎？財富往往是從口中說出來的！
第三法則：枯井法則——不要想到死，而是想到生。
這里仍然有一個小故事和大家分享：有一天某個農夫的一頭驢子，不小心掉進一口枯井里，農夫絞盡腦汁想辦法救出驢子，但幾個小時過去了，驢子還在井里痛苦地哀嚎著。最后，這位農夫決定放棄，他想這頭驢子年紀大了，不值得大費周章去把它救出來，不過無論如何，這口井還是得填起來。于是農夫便請來左鄰右舍幫忙一起將井中的驢子埋了，以免除牠的痛苦。
農夫的鄰居們人手一把鏟子，開始將泥土鏟進枯井中。當這頭驢子了解到自己的處境時，剛開始哭得很凄慘。但出人意料的是，一會兒之后這頭驢子就安靜下來了。農夫好奇地探頭往井底一看，出現在眼前的景象令他大吃一驚：當鏟進井里的泥土落在驢子的背部時，驢子的反應令人稱奇──它將泥土抖落在一旁，然后站到鏟進的泥土堆上面就這樣，驢子將大家鏟倒在它身上的泥土全數抖落在井底，然后再站上去。很快地，這只驢子便得意地上升到井口，然后在眾人驚訝的表情中快步地跑開了！
就如驢子的情況，在生命的旅程中，有時候我們難免會陷入“枯井”里，會被各式各樣的“泥沙”傾倒在我們身上，而想要從這些“枯井”脫困的秘訣就是：將“泥沙”抖落掉，然后站到上去！
事實上，我們在生活中所遭遇的種種困難挫折就是加諸在我們身上的“泥沙”；然而，換個角度看，它們也是一塊塊的墊腳石，只要我們鍥而不舍地將它們抖落掉，然后站上去，那么即使是掉落到最深的井，我們也能安然地脫困。本來看似要活埋驢子的舉動，由于驢子處理厄境的態度不同，實際上卻幫助了它，這也是改變命運的要素之一。
如果我們以肯定、沉著穩重的態度面對困境，助力往往就潛藏在困境中。一切都決定于我們自己，學習放下一切得失，勇往直前邁向理想。
所以，請記住：枯井法則——不要想到死，而是想到生
第四法則：人生是一項自己做的工程。——你今天做事的態度和所做的選擇，筑成你明天要住的“房子”。
一個上了年紀的木匠準備退休了。他告訴他的雇主承包商他不想再蓋房子了，想去與他的老伴過一種更加悠閑的生活。他雖然很留戀那份報酬，但他該退休了。他們的生活也能過得去。承包商看到他的好工人要走感到非常惋惜，便問他能不能再建一棟房子，就算是給他個人幫忙。木匠答應了，隨著時間的推移，顯而易見的是他的心已不在工作上，不僅手藝退步，而且還偷工減料。以這種方式結束他所熱衷的事業令人感到遺憾。
木匠完工后，雇主來看房子。他把前門的鑰匙交給木匠。“房子歸你了，”他說，這是我送給你的禮物。”木匠感到很震驚！太丟人了！要是他知道他是在為自己建房子，他做事的方式就會完全不同了。我們也是一樣。我們每天都在書寫我們的人生，往往并沒有竭盡全力。那么我們也會吃驚地發現我們將不得不住在我們自己建的房子里。如果我們可以重來，情形
就會大不相同。但我們無法回頭。你就是那個木匠。每天你釘一顆釘子，放一塊木板，壘一面墻。做成了現在房子。
有人說：“人生是一項自己做的工程”。你今天做事的態度和所做的選擇，筑成你明天要住的“房子”。
第五法則——羚羊定律每天，當太陽升起來的時候，非洲大草原上的動物們就開始奔跑了。獅子媽媽在教育自己的孩子：“孩子，你必須跑得再快一點，再快一點，你要是跑不過最慢的羚羊，你就會活活地餓死。”在另外一個場地上，羚羊媽媽也在教育自己的孩子：“孩子，你必須跑得再快一點，再快一點，如果你不能比跑得最快的獅子還要快，那你就肯定會被他們吃掉。”請記住：你跑得快，別人跑得更快。
第六法則：機會通常只有一次——抓住它，你就成功。
有一個人碰到一個神仙，這個神仙告訴他說，有大事要發生在他身上了，他會有機會得到很大的財富，在社會上獲得卓越的地位、并且娶到一個漂亮的妻子。
這個人終其一生都在等待這個奇異的承諾，可是什么事也沒發生。這個人窮困地度過了他的一生，最后孤獨地老死了。
當他上西天，他又看見了那個神仙，他對神仙說：'你說過要給我財富、很高的社會地位和漂亮的妻子，我等了一輩子，卻什么也沒有。'
神仙回答他：'我沒說過那種話。我只承諾過要給你機會得到財富、一個受人尊重的社會地位和一個漂亮的妻子，可是你讓這些從你身邊溜走了。'
這個人迷惑了，他說：'我不明白你的意思。
'神仙回答道：'你記得你曾經有一次想到一個好點子，可是你沒有行動，因為你怕失敗而不敢去嘗試。'這個人點點頭。
神仙繼續說：'因為你沒有去行動，這個點子幾年以后被給了另外一個人，那個人一點也不害怕地去做了，你可能記得那個人，他就是后來變成全國最有錢的那個人。
還有，你應該還記得，有一次發生了大地震，城里大半的房子部毀了，好幾千人被困在倒塌的房子里，你有機會去幫忙拯救那些存活的人，可是你怕小偷會趁你不在家的時候，到你家里去打劫偷東西，你以這作為籍口，故意忽視那些需要你幫助的人，而只是守著自己的房子。'這個人不好意思地點點頭。
神仙說：'那是你去拯救幾百個人的好機會，而那個機會可以使你在城里得到多大的尊崇和榮耀啊！'
'還有，'神仙繼續說'你記不記得有一個頭發烏黑的漂亮女子，你曾經非常強烈地被她吸引，你從來不曾這么喜歡過一個女人，之后也沒有再碰到過像她這么好的女人。可是你想她不可能會喜歡你，更不可能會答應跟你結婚，你因為害怕被拒絕，就讓她從你身旁溜走了。'這個人又點點頭，可是這次他流下了眼淚。
神仙說：'我的朋友啊：就是她！她本來該是你的妻子，你們會有好幾個漂亮的小孩，而且跟她在一起，你的人生將會有許許多多的快樂。
所以，朋友啊，當機會來臨的時候，千萬不要錯過了。因為機會通常只有一次
請記住今天，請記住這里——今天，這里，是我們揚起風帆駛向大海的日子；今天，這里，是我們命運發生轉則的時刻；今天，這里，是我們告別的窮苦走向幸福的日子。（掌聲）
因為有夢，所以追逐！因為追逐，所以充實！
夢的風帆已經拉起，命運之般徐徐啟航。一旦駛離口岸，就要義無反顧地前行——開弓沒有回頭箭，不達目的誓不罷休！（掌聲）
所以, 今天，從現在起，你們必需得有所決心,你們必需得有所改變。
改變是進步的階梯！改變是上帝的旨意！——請牢記此語。
（稍停）
（舉起剛被滅熄的煙頭）；
為什么明知不可為，可我仍然要去做呢？（放下煙頭的同時）換句說講，我們手中正在做的事情是不是都正確呢？或者說是必需做的、應該做的嗎？——我們有沒有必要改變一下呢？改變一下自己的思維方式，改變一下自己的行為習慣？答案是肯定的。只有改變才有機會，只有改變才有出路！因為，改變是上帝的旨意！（淡笑）
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