克服拖延症的11种方法(1)
日期:2020-08-12 11:40

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Alright. Procrastination. Let's talk about it. It's a big topic.

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好 拖延症 咱们来聊聊 这是个大话题

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And by the way we all face it.

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而且每个人都面临这个问题

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It is an ever-present, evergreen issue for a reason and even the people you see on magazine covers, most of them –

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不知道为什么 拖延症是个经久不衰的问题 而且那些出现在杂志封面上的人物 他们多数人——

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there are a few mutants, but they all have things they put off and there are a few different tactics, approaches

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也有少数例外 但他们多数都有会推迟的事情 有几个小技巧 小方法

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that I found very helpful that I borrowed from whether it's guests on the Tim Ferriss Show or people I interviewed for "Tools of Titans," my newest book.

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我觉得非常有用 它们来自“蒂姆·费里斯秀”的嘉宾或者是我为自己的新书《泰坦的工具》采访的人

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Here we go, so down the list.

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好 一起来看一下

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So the first I think mistake is that we pursue momentary happiness rather than longer term happiness.

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我觉得第一个问题就是 我们追求短暂的快乐 而不是长期的快乐

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We do the things that will make us laugh out loud today kind of, not always laugh out loud but kind of like that.

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我们会做当下能让我们开怀大笑的事 而不是能让我们笑容永驻的事

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And we don't do the things that are difficult and complex and challenging but give us a very different sense of happiness.

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我们不会做那些困难、复杂又具有挑战性 但却能让我们有不同的幸福感的事情

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Think about something like running a marathon.

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比如 想想马拉松

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You don't see anybody happy.

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你看不到一个快乐的人

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If you came as an alien and you imaged people's brains and you looked at their facial expressions as they're running a marathon you would say somebody's punishing them.

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如果你是外星人 而且去想象人类的大脑 如果你看到他们跑马拉松时的面部表情 你会觉得是有人在惩罚他们

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They are paying for something terrible they've done and this is how they're paying their debt to society.

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他们在为自己做过的错事付出代价 这就是他们向社会还债的方式

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It is kind of miserable, but it's also meaningful and creates a sense of achievement and so on.

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马拉松确实让人痛苦 但它也很有意义 并且能让人有成就感等等

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So we're pursuing momentary pleasure rather than truly understanding the depth of what happiness is or what meaning is.

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所以我们追求的是短暂的快乐 而不是真正了解快乐或意义的深意

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Prolific music producers like Rick Rubin who's legendary and it all comes down to tiny homework assignments.

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多产的音乐制作人 比如传奇人物里克·鲁宾 都归功于一些非常小的任务

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So Rick, if he has a stuck artist for instance he will say can you get me one word or one line that you might like for this song that you're working on by tomorrow.

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如果里克遇到一个才思枯竭的艺术家 他会说 你能否在明天之前 告诉我你想在这首歌里加入的一个词或者一句话

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Is that possible. Mini, mini homework assignments.

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可以吗?很小 很小的任务

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So with a creative project in the beginning that's one.

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所以对一项创造性的工作而言 那是一点

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It's related to a piece of advice that I got from Neil Strauss and that is lower your standards.

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这与Neil Strauss给我的建议有关 那就是降低自己的标准

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So he doesn't believe in writer's block. He says your standards are just too high.

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所以他不相信写作障碍这一说 他说是因为你把标准定的太高

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You're creating performance anxiety for yourself.

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你给自己制造了表现焦虑

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So the advice that I got from another writer which matches with that is two crappy pages per day.

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我从另一位与之匹配的作家那里得到的建议是每天随便写两页

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So a lot of people are like I'm going to kill it. I need an ambitious goal.

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很多人都会说 我要做的超级棒 我要设定一个很高的目标

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Let me do 1,500 words, 2,000 words per day for this book I'm working on.

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我每天要写1500字 2000字

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Well, there's a very high probability that you're going to fall short of that and then you will get demoralized.

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但你极有可能达不到这个目标 然后你就会有挫败感

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Then you'll get intimidated by the task and then you will start procrastinating.

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于是你就开始害怕这项任务 由此便开始了拖延症

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So make the hurdle. Make the success threshold really, really low.

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所以把那个障碍 把成功的门槛设置的非常非常低

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That's what I've done for my last three books is two crappy pages per day.

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我曾经写过的三本书都是这么做的 每天随便写两页

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That's all I need. If I don't end up using them that's fine.

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那就够了 即便我最后没用上那些内容也没关系

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I just need to get out two crappy pages.

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我只需要写出两页来就行了

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If you're going to exercise and you're making a New Year's resolution, don't make it an hour a day, four times a week.

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如果你想锻炼 想制定新年决心 不要设置成每周四次 每天一小时

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No, no, no, no, no. Five to ten minutes at the gym three times a week, plenty.

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不 不 不要 不要 每周三次 每次在健身房锻炼5到10分钟 足够了

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And in all those cases you will feel successful because you've checked your box for success.

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在这种情况下 你会感觉到成功 因为你做到了自己设定的目标

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And then very often you'll exceed that for extra credit.

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而且你通常会超过目标 获得额外的赞誉

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You'll be well, I'm already at the gym. I'll go for an extra ten minutes.

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你会想 既然我已经来健身房了 那就多待十分钟吧

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Well, I'm already flossing my teeth. We'll do an extra four.

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既然我已经在用牙线清洁牙齿了 那就再多刷四个吧

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Well, I've already hit my two pages but I'm feeling great and I'm in the flow.

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我已经写够两页了 但我现在才思泉涌

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Maybe I'll do ten. Maybe I'll do 20.

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那就写上十页吧 或许写个二十页也行

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But it prevents you from feeling like a failure.

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它不会让你有失败感

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This is very, very important. That is what derails a lot of people.

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这非常重要 很多人就是被失败感打败的

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