1) Vocabulário Base
Leia as palavras ou expressões abaixo para ampliar seu vocabulário.
| Termo | Pronúncia | Tradução | Exemplo |
|---|---|---|---|
| mindset | máind-set | mentalidade | Mindset shapes your results. |
| belief | bilíf | crença | Beliefs affect actions. |
| rich | rítch | rico | Rich people think differently. |
| poor | pór | pobre | Poor mindset limits growth. |
| income | íncam | renda | My income comes from work. |
| success | sakséss | sucesso | Success starts in the mind. |
| value | válio | valor | I add value to my work. |
| comfort | câmfort | conforto | Growth is outside comfort. |
| choice | tchóis | escolha | Every choice matters. |
| responsibility | risponsibíliti | responsabilidade | Take responsibility for money. |
2) Prática Assistida
Agora leia o texto abaixo em voz alta da maneira que conseguir, o professor irá corrigir as pronúncias necessárias.
The book The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind was written by T. Harv Eker.
It is a book about money and mindset.
The main idea is clear.
Your financial life comes from your mind.
Eker says everyone has a money blueprint.
This blueprint is formed in childhood.
Parents, teachers, and society shape it.
Words and experiences create beliefs.
These beliefs control actions.
Actions create financial results.
If the blueprint is negative, money is hard.
If it is positive, money flows better.
The book compares rich and poor thinking.
Rich people think in a specific way.
Poor people think differently.
This creates different results.
One key idea is responsibility.
Rich people take responsibility for their life.
Poor people blame others.
They blame the economy or luck.
Rich people focus on opportunities.
Poor people focus on problems.
Another idea is comfort.
Growth is outside comfort zones.
Rich people are willing to feel uncomfortable.
They learn new skills.
Poor people want safety first.
This limits growth.
The book also talks about money goals.
Rich people think big.
Poor people think small.
Big goals create motivation.
Eker explains the idea of income.
Income grows with value.
Rich people focus on value.
They ask how to help more people.
Poor people focus only on time.
They trade hours for money.
The book also explains fear.
Fear of failure blocks action.
Rich people act even with fear.
Poor people stop when fear appears.
Another lesson is about money management.
Rich people manage money well.
They divide income.
They save, invest, and enjoy.
Poor people do not manage money.
Money disappears fast.
The book explains that motivation matters.
But habits matter more.
Daily actions shape results.
Small actions repeat daily.
Eker also talks about influence.
Rich people promote themselves.
They share ideas with confidence.
Poor people avoid attention.
The book shows that money is neutral.
Money is not good or bad.
It only shows who you are.
It amplifies character.
Eker teaches that learning never stops.
Rich people keep learning.
They read books.
They invest in education.
Poor people stop learning early.
They think they know enough.
The book also explains choice.
You choose your thoughts.
You choose your actions.
You choose your financial future.
The language of the book is direct.
Sometimes strong and provocative.
The goal is change.
Not comfort.
The book uses clear examples.
Easy to understand.
It is not about quick money.
It is about long-term thinking.
The main message is mindset first.
Money comes after.
Change the way you think.
Change the way you live.
Your inner world creates your outer world.
This is the core lesson.
3) Compreensão Ativa
Responda as perguntas abaixo para praticar a compreensão.
- O que você entendeu de um modo geral sobre o texto?
- Agora releia o texto e fale para o professor todas as palavras ou expressões que você não conhece ou não entendeu o significado corretamente.
- O que é o “modelo financeiro mental” segundo o livro?
- Como a infância influencia a relação com o dinheiro?
- Qual é a diferença entre a mentalidade rica e a mentalidade pobre?
- Por que assumir responsabilidade é importante?
- O que o autor diz sobre sair da zona de conforto?
- Qual é a relação entre valor e renda?
- Por que o livro fala tanto sobre hábitos?
- Qual é a principal mensagem do livro?
4) Conversação Aplicada
Now, let’s talk in English about what you read. Try to answer even with simple words — the goal is to speak!
- Do you think mindset affects money?
- What belief about money do you have?
- Is comfort good or bad for growth?
- Do you take responsibility for results?
- How can you add more value?
- What fear stops people from acting?
- Do habits control your life?
- What is one money habit you want to change?
- Do you think big goals are important?
- Can changing thoughts change results?
Parabéns! Você praticou inglês de verdade com um livro direto, provocador e transformador sobre dinheiro e mentalidade. Aprendeu vocabulário essencial, refletiu sobre crenças e falou sobre escolhas reais da vida. 💡💰
Quer mudar sua mentalidade em inglês também? Agende agora uma aula com a Fluência Rápida e construa um inglês forte, confiante e próspero — um hábito de cada vez!