CHANGE演讲稿

good morning, ladies and gentlemen! it’s a great pleasure for me to be here to deliver my speech. the topic is: change the unchangeable. it always seems impossible until it’s done, nelson mandela, father of south africa, once said. in other words, the seemingly unchangeable things can be changed if we have the determination to make a change. you think that you are a victim. in fact, you’re not a victim. so stop blaming other people or your circumstances for your problems, just because you don’t like where you are now doesn’t mean that you can’t take personal responsibility to change it for the better. so get rid of that mentality because it doesn’t help anything. actually, it acts as an obstacle to success. realize that you, and only you, are responsible for your destiny. in a word, you just make great effort; keep the right attitude, and believe that everything is possible if you try to do it. change the unchangeable; your life will be better. disability. these were the people who managed to change the unchangeable. some of them make a change in a direct way, and others do not change the adversity unchangeable exactly, but they succeed in changing what they could do in the unchangeable situation. they changed the authoritative view the majority put on them. and this is the right way in which we can change the unchangeable. to conclude, i appeal to all of you for doubting the unchangeable and trying to change the unchangeable. （二）change the unchangeable good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it is a great honor for me to be given these opportunities to deliver a speech. the subject of my presentation is change the unchangeable. one of my mottoes is “change your thinking, change your life!” i’ ’m a big believer that our thoughts and emotions shape our experiences. the problem is that most people aren habit, so it seems normal to them. you t like where you are now doesnthink that you are a victim. in fact, you’t mean that you can’’’ ’re not a victim. so stop blaming other people or your circumstances for your problems, just because you dont take personal responsibility to change it for the better. so get rid of that mentality because it doesn destiny. some things you can change. in fact, a lot of things you can change. you can lose weight. you can find a better job. you can go back to school. you can study hard. you can and you must change the unchangeable. you can’t believe that the past determines your future. just because you came from a poor family, or made mistakes in the past does not mean that you can in a word, you just make great effort; keep the right attitude, and believe that everything is possible if you try to do it. change the unchangeable; your life will be better. （三）change the unchangeable when i was about 10 years old in primary school, i believed that my future would have nothing to do with two things: music and english. now, i play my guitar nearly every day and in the near future i will be hosting an english salon. impassioned speech landmark on friday, first lady michelle obama gave an impassioned speech on diversity to high school graduates in topeka, kansas, where the landmark t help anything. actually, it acts as an obstacle to success. realize that you, and only you, are responsible for your brown v. board of education case started. 周五，在堪萨斯州托皮卡市，美国第一夫人米歇尔·奥巴马就高中毕业生多样化发展作了激情的演讲。美国历史上意义重大的布朗诉托皮卡教育局案就发生在托皮卡市。 米歇尔也在新奥尔良市的迪拉德大学作毕业典礼演讲。 “no dream is too big, no vision is too bold, she said on may 10. as long as we stay hungry for education and let that hunger be our north star, there is nothing, graduates, nothing, that we cannot achieve.” 她在5月10号说：“梦想没有极限，远见还需大胆。只要我们渴望知识，把这渴望当做指引我们的北极星，同学们，那就没有什么事是办不成的。” at the university of massachusetts lowell on sunday, bill nye had a similar message for graduates: change the world. 星期天，比尔·内在马萨诸塞大学卢维尔分校也向毕业生传达了相似 的信息：“改变世界”。 im not kidding. change the world in new, exciting and big ways, nye, better known as the science guy, said. keep reaching. keep seeking. keep using your abilities to bring out the best in those around you, and let them bring out the best in you. 内是一位著名的科普专家，他说：“这不是开玩笑。用全新、全面、振奋人心的方式去改变这个世界吧。不断攀登，不断探索，用你们的能力把最好的东西奉献给周围的人，同样，你周围的人也会这样影响着你。” nye also railed against climate-change deniers. conspiracy theories are for lazy people, he said. people that dont want to get down to the business at hand. ... instead of just doing less, we have to find ways of doing more with less. thats the key to the future. also, he added, if you smell fresh paint, dont walk under the ladder. 内也责骂那些否认气候变化的人。他说：“阴谋论是为懒人准备的。那些不愿办正事的人们??我们必须找到方法，有更多地行动，这才是未来的关键。”他还说，“如果你看到危险，就别再靠近。 good evening, ladies and gentlemen. my name is derrick. i am honored to stand here to deliver my speech. today my topic is change the unchangeable. have you ever had an experience when you felt very upset and had no energy to do your work? when a setb ack make you frustrated, a failure made you de-motivated and a regret made you feel negative. when our dreams, goals and ambitions get lost as quickly as everything else we lose moti