看动漫学心理学 你将获得成功的7种奇怪迹象
日期:2018-11-17 10:15

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Do you ever feel uncertain about the path you're on? Because you're not where you want to be
你是否对自己选择的这条路不确定?因为这不是你想走的那条路
or maybe you're sitting there second-guessing your own potential and feel as though you're not smart, original or talented enough.
又或者你坐在那里预测自己的潜能,觉得自己不够聪明、独特或不够有天分_AFo#j40uF)e5SzV9H
This is going to sound strange, but you're doing it right. These experiences are normal.
这听起来会很奇怪,但是你没错%+XqmvC.z-0h&JXbs;eC。这些经历都很正常UsGZ1=A9Du+w9
It's only when you stop questioning and become complacent about where you are that stops you from dreaming boldly.
因为当你停止质疑并对自己的成就自满时,你就停止了大胆向梦想前进的旅程TDWS+Q@bDr)O
Here's seven strange signs you will be successful.
以下是7种你将获得成功的奇怪迹象&#deEFUjFQUO06IGd
1. You know what you want even though you don't know how to get to it yet.
1. 你知道自己想要什么,即便你不知道该怎么做fRE(KbQWP,LjSx4^LH
Have you ever been so sure of something that you're constantly bursting with energy?
你可曾对某件事如此确定以至于这件事总能让你充满精力?
Perhaps you knew you always wanted to be a dancer, ever since you were given your first pair of ballet flats,
或许你知道自己一直想成为一名舞者,这个想法自你得到自己的第一双芭蕾平底鞋时便已萌生l~&_AB2G.HT!X
or maybe staring up at the night sky as a lost lonely teenager
又或者当你是一名孤独迷失的少年时,
made you curious about what is beyond the empty, void of adulthood that motivated you to become an astronaut.
凝视夜空让你对空洞的成年之外的事物感到好奇,因而你产生了想成为宇航员的想法mL]yiN4gfm(Mq
You can be absolutely sure about what you want. But you may not know how to necessarily obtain your dreams yet.
你一定可以确定自己想要什么,但是你或许还不知道如何获得你的梦想e*1AO*s6ouLn]k6PL
And that's okay. You're starting somewhere, and that's what counts.
这也没关系,你可以从任何一个地方开始,这才是重点hDZz8#Qm6E)wf
2. You're easily bored and love challenges.
2.你很容易感到无趣且喜欢挑战jgE*4&+sgE
We often identify traits like novelty-seeking that can lead to behaviors such as gambling, drug abuse and ADHD.
我们经常认为像追求新奇这样特质会导致赌博、吸毒等行为并引发注意力不集中症9ZVXr4-%#u_M1eSF
But according to Dr Robert Cloninger, a psychiatrist who develop personality tests for measuring this trait,
但是精神病学专家罗伯特·克洛宁格医生(他开发了测定此特质的性格测试)表示,
novelty-seeking is what keeps people happy, healthy and creative.
追求新奇能够让人保持快乐、健康和创造力5U9n]Mb=z6
Cloninger states to succeed you want to be able to regulate your impulses
克洛宁格表示为了成功,你会希望控制自己的冲动
while also having the imagination to see what the future would be like if you tried something new.
你还需要想象力,如果你尝试新的事物,你要能够预见未来会是怎样QJ+ZpODQSyBB@
When you're easily bored, it doesn't necessarily mean you're unmotivated.
当你轻易感到无聊,这并不一定意味着你毫无动力4#IWoM~.V5[og
Instead you have the potential to grow when you seek new experiences that allow you to make the most out of your creativity.
相反,当你在寻求新的经历时,你有成长的潜力,而这些新的经历能让你最大限度的运用自己的创造力Xl9u^30aRM~p1i!@L^L
3. You don't maintain a work-life balance, instead you just focus on life. What does it mean to just focus on life?
3. 你无法维持工作和生活的平衡,相反你只专注生活H[Wn)ys~WIM。只专注生活意味着什么?
As humans, we try to systematically organize by categorizing different aspects of our lives so they don't spiral out of control.
作为人类,我们试图系统地筹划自己的生活,将我们生活的不同方面进行分类,这样它们就不会失控%V%PX+ZuFGTGYA
But instead of working on neatly, giving everything a place to belong,
但这并不是在工作中保持整洁,将东西排列整齐,
it's easy to get fixed on the small details that we forget about the bigger picture.
相反我们很容易去专注那些小细节而让我们忘记大局ql[A#~d8QMzxo

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Being successful means going with the flow and doing what you feel is best for your mental health, your friends, family and coworkers
成功意味着顺其自然以及做那些让你感觉对自己的心理健康、对家人朋友和同事最有利的事情.Y@UIxxCd@;UCDz+@ZfT
Although a certain degree of discipline and getting into a rhythm that works for you are important,
虽然一定程度的有效的自律和掌握节奏很重要,
it's also essential to make the most of every day. Being successful also doesn't necessarily translate to 40-hour work weeks.
但过好每一天很关键,Au67|FElDD.。成功也不一定意味着每周40个小时的工作eITL1&u;G&B|
It's all a matter of finding purpose and meaning in what you do on a daily basis
重点是找到目标,让每天都过得有意义kW=+_-tn.AjE-E;yEj
4. You practice empathy, look out for your teammates and celebrate the happiness of others.
4. 有同理心,关注自己的队友,为他人的快乐而开心3_e3ZI1mvCibW-8P
Although it's exciting to be motivated in what you do, successful people don't just stitch and forget about the people around them.
虽然对自己的事情尽心尽力令人兴奋,但成功的人并只是专注自己而忘记周围的人2.a1zuFt)D!tWuvPIyu
Success never happens alone. It's always a collaborative effort.
成功绝不是一个人的事,而是团队努力的结果yQB[)NN#Ui
If you have great people skills, often look out for your teammates and empathize with others then you're already on a great path.
如果你有着很好的人际能力,经常关注自己的队友并对他们有同理心,那么你已经走在了一条很棒的道路上Vh!WRbi11W@tycZ5V
Society often paints the workplace to be a dog-eat-dog world, but competition doesn't hold meaning when people can't learn from one another.
社会经常将公司描绘成一个竞争激烈的世界,但如果大家不能相互学习,竞争也就没有了意义z!M7jD=*7ZH
It's important to refrain from adapting self-absorbed habits and learn to reach out as much as possible.
重要的是避免适应自私的习惯,而要尽可能相互提供帮助wjGd|dofep];T
Be supportive of each other's dreams and help each other to achieve them.
支持彼此的梦想,帮助彼此实现梦想ayu^N#Ng)*T%U
5. You practice humility again and again.
5. 一次又一次的展现谦虚Ki7|CM0y~yO=XF+w^5
You don't focus on your achievements or constantly want to prove yourself to others by finding opportunities to be in the spotlight.
你并不专注自己的成就,也不想借助成为焦点的机会来向别人证明自己g[y.EO)roU26kjbgVYq
Instead, you just want to get better not for an audience but for yourself. When you work on improving your skills behind the scenes,
相反,你只是希望变得更好,不为看客只为自己FYYBBku*6zT。当你在台下努力提升自己的技能
your work journey becomes much more authentic because your progress is only for you to see.
你的工作旅途变得更加真实,因为你的进步仅为了让自己看见q8l%Wab1^d66
It's not about the A you earned on a test that's pinned to the classroom board or the amount of likes you receive on social media,
这和钉在教室黑板上的高分试卷无关,也与社交媒体上你获得的点赞数量无关,
you care about progress because you genuinely want to get better, not to perform better.
你关心自己的进步,因为你真诚地想要变得更好,而不是表现更好hm0=MjAq,]!imP
6. You're not motivated by money as a reward, but rather see it as a resource.
6. 钱无法成为激励你的奖励,你把钱看成是一种资源WpJ3w^*0|.0!c
You don't care about making the big bucks just to be able to afford extravagant possessions such as fancy cars or attend special functions like cocktail parties.
你不关心挣大钱,买奢侈的所有物,比如豪车,或是参加鸡尾酒会*Kx0TsW_@3]U
In fact, you see it as almost a slap in the face that success can supposedly be measured by something that can be spent just as easily as it is earned
事实上,你将此看作是一种侮辱—成功似乎可以用一些轻易挣得或消耗的事物衡量0|AxTZ;Vc#IlZIvHUL
Yes. Earning money is necessary for survival, but you don't allow it to be everything.
没错,挣钱是生存的必要,但是你不能让钱成为你的全部k,E+qg&0jY%5*!
Instead you focus more on earning money to give back to your community of supporters and your team members' hard work
相反,你更加关注的是挣钱回报支持你的人和团队中与你并肩作战的队友,
and to buy resources or afford experiences that help sustain and grow your business, projects and passion.
以及用于购买资源或是支付帮助你维持或发展你的事业、项目和激情的经历lAjjbv3UR@j3q+N
7. You don't believe in dream jobs, instead, you believe in hard work.
7. 你不相信理想的工作,你更相信努力eMg9+w=3QT*UHOe#5
Persistence is key. People often say there's no such thing as fairytale love. The same goes for success.
坚持是关键3g%6]B(aEe58)i。人们常说,根本没有童话爱情这回事儿6rNCmQ0|D#D8,nbxp。这句话同样适用于成功hvjTjtdyxlnQ=
Rather than daydreaming about the possibilities of what your ideal career entails, you go out and actively work towards building it.
相比空想理想工作所带来的可能,你更愿意迈开腿,积极努力实现梦想;I&ke=gRZUZY,
Overnight success is a myth. In order to reach your goals,
一夜成名是虚构的boitTC4+^grjBP)x.*=。为了实现目标,
you understand that sacrifice, hard work and failures are all essential components of the journey.
你明白付出、努力和失败都是这场旅途不可缺少的元素9a!o@H.Hl;xxlQ~=9%(
In fact, that's what makes it all the more worthwhile.
事实上,也正是这些让一切变得更值得1gdC&4)^]^R.|zoY|nli
If success was easily handed to you without a single day of sweat or tears, it would be hard to find meaning in it.
如果不花费一天的汗水和眼泪便可获得成功,那么这就没有了意义TPHqwCygrthI
But you also realize that success isn't everything. In fact, it's just a moment. When you realize that, it's a humbling experience.
但你也明白成功不是一切TuLJgCv*Brn~7j4。其实,成功不过是一个时刻Bp28*rDp~UR0]。当你意识到这一点,这就是一次让人谦虚的经历RKKia~UGOc*]
Because you understand that success doesn't amount to much without the respect and love you have for yourself and others.
因为你明白没有对自己和他人的尊敬和爱,成功也没什么了不起-a|lMmnT0Odyv*7FYmc
What are your dreams? Do you experience any of these signs? Let us know in the comments below.
你的梦想是什么?你有经历过以上迹象么?请在下方评论告知&uAN6|hi%9aYj
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如果你喜欢本期视频,请登录我们的网站和其他社交网站以及我们的patreon观看更多内容1&tnFC_T]n
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不要忘记订阅,感谢收看!

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  • mentaladj. 精神的,脑力的,精神错乱的 n. 精神病患者
  • performv. 执行,运转,举行,表演
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