【商业】把失败变成成功的入场券 · Codie Sanche
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| P1 | 【商业】把失败变成成功的入场券 · Codie Sanche | 31:56 |
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P1 · 【商业】把失败变成成功的入场券 · Codie Sanchez失败实录 p01 中英字幕 (P1)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | You'll make more money once you realize failure | 你一发现失败,就会赚更多的钱 |
| 0:03 | is just the entry price to eventual success. | 只是最终成功的入场价 |
| 0:05 | Respect is earned, not given. | 尊重是赢得的,而不是给予的。 |
| 0:07 | I wasn't deserving of respect, | 我不值得尊敬, |
| 0:09 | and if you're not getting respect right now, | 如果你现在得不到尊重 |
| 0:10 | it might be because you need to have | 也许是因为你需要 |
| 0:11 | a little bit more dangerous of a demeanor. | 更危险一点的贬损。 |
| 0:13 | Sometimes a chip on your shoulder is worth more | 有时候你肩膀上的芯片更值钱 |
| 0:15 | than a pat on the back. | 比拍拍在背上。 |
| 0:17 | Stay cool on the surface, baby. | 保持冷静的表面,宝贝。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | You'll make more money once you realize failure | 你一发现失败,就会赚更多的钱 |
| 2 | is just the entry price to eventual success. | 只是最终成功的入场价 |
| 3 | Respect is earned, not given. | 尊重是赢得的,而不是给予的。 |
| 4 | I wasn't deserving of respect, | 我不值得尊敬, |
| 5 | and if you're not getting respect right now, | 如果你现在得不到尊重 |
| 6 | it might be because you need to have | 也许是因为你需要 |
| 7 | a little bit more dangerous of a demeanor. | 更危险一点的贬损。 |
| 8 | Sometimes a chip on your shoulder is worth more | 有时候你肩膀上的芯片更值钱 |
| 9 | than a pat on the back. | 比拍拍在背上。 |
| 10 | Stay cool on the surface, baby. | 保持冷静的表面,宝贝。 |
| 11 | Paddle like hell. | 划得像地狱一样 |
| 12 | Never apologize for trying really, really hard. | 永远不要为努力而道歉 |
| 13 | Having a job is hard. | 工作很难 |
| 14 | Having a business is hard. | 做生意很难 |
| 15 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 16 | That thing in front of you at this moment | 此刻在你面前的那个东西 |
| 17 | that you think is gonna break you | 你觉得会打破你 |
| 18 | might actually be the thing | 也许其实是 |
| 19 | that is going to catapult you to the next level of the game. | 这会把你推到游戏的下一个关卡 |
| 20 | Welcome back to the Big Deal Podcast. | 欢迎回到"大交易"节目 |
| 21 | I'm Cody Sanchez. | 我是科迪・桑切斯。 |
| 22 | I want to talk to you, vulnerably today, | 我想和你谈谈,今天非常脆弱, |
| 23 | about all the ways I've lost, | 关于我失去的一切 |
| 24 | the lessons I've learned in it, | 我从中吸取的教训, |
| 25 | so you can get more comfortable with the truth | 这样你就可以对真相更自在了 |
| 26 | and thus win more. | 从而赢得更多。 |
| 27 | If you're not failing enough and big enough, | 如果你失败的不够大, |
| 28 | you'll never really win. | 你永远不会真的赢。 |
| 29 | So without further ado, | 所以不用再多说了 |
| 30 | welcome to the official Cody Sanchez Lowlight Reel, | 欢迎来到科迪·桑切斯·洛莱特官方 |
| 31 | where I can teach you all the lessons | 在那里我可以教你所有的课程 |
| 32 | and you can skip my scars. | 你可以跳过我的伤疤。 |
| 33 | If you didn't get into the school | 如果你没进学校 |
| 34 | that you wanted to get into, | 你想进入, |
| 35 | don't worry, I was the exact same way. | 别担心,我也是那样的 |
| 36 | In fact, I applied to all the big names, | 事实上,我申请了所有大名, |
| 37 | the Harvards, the Stanfords, the Yales. | 哈佛大学 斯坦福大学 耶鲁大学 |
| 38 | And shocking, I got into none of them. | 令人震惊的是,我没有一个进入其中。 |
| 39 | In fact, I barely got into Arizona State University, | 事实上 我几乎没考上亚利桑那州立大学 |
| 40 | Harvard of the West, some might say. | 西方的哈佛,有人会说。 |
| 41 | I think the only reason that that didn't cripple me | 我觉得唯一的原因,那没有使我瘫痪 |
| 42 | at that time was I had no money to go anywhere else. | 当时我没有钱去别的地方 |
| 43 | And so I went to Arizona State, | 所以我去了亚利桑那州 |
| 44 | and that actually ended up being the biggest win | 最终是最大的赢家 |
| 45 | that I ever could have. | 我曾经有。 |
| 46 | What do you mean by that? | 这是什么意思? |
| 47 | Well, 60,000 students meant that I had to navigate | 6万名学生意味着我必须导航 |
| 48 | not being that important, | 没有那么重要, |
| 49 | being a number nobody cared about me, | 作为一个数字 没有人关心我, |
| 50 | nobody was checking up on me. | 没人在查我 |
| 51 | I wasn't special at all. | 我一点都不特别 |
| 52 | And that meant that I worked really hard. | 这意味着我真的很努力工作。 |
| 53 | I had three degrees by the end of it. | 末有三度摄. |
| 54 | I got a grant from the Howard Buffett Foundation | 我得到了霍华德·巴菲特基金会的赠款 |
| 55 | because when you're not special, | 因为当你不特别的时候 |
| 56 | but you have a chip on your shoulder, | 但你的肩上有芯片, |
| 57 | you have the opportunity to prove everybody wrong. | 你有机会证明每个人都错了 |
| 58 | And sometimes the chip on your shoulder | 有时你肩上的芯片 |
| 59 | is worth more than a pat on the back. | 比拍拍背还值钱 |
| 60 | So then you might think, well, | 所以你可能会想,嗯, |
| 61 | maybe it gets better afterwards. | 也许之后会好起来 |
| 62 | And once you're done with college, | 一旦你完成了大学学业 |
| 63 | you're gonna figure it out. | 你会想办法的 |
| 64 | Everything's gonna be fine. | 一切如来. |
| 65 | Well, if you're like me, I had no jobs, you guys. | 好吧,如果你像我一样, 我没有工作,你们。 |
| 66 | Senior year of college, I had no jobs. | 高年级,我没有工作。 |
| 67 | I was too busy partying, | 我太忙的聚会, |
| 68 | doing things I shouldn't have been doing, | 做我不该做的事 |
| 69 | going to frat and sorority things. | 去兄弟会和联谊会的事情。 |
| 70 | And the only people that wanted to hire me | 唯一一个想雇我的人 |
| 71 | were like the Associated Press for $18,000, | 就像美联社的18000美元 |
| 72 | which even back then was not enough money. | 那时的钱还不够 |
| 73 | And I was pretty scared. | 我当时很害怕 |
| 74 | I thought I was gonna have to move back in | 我以为我要搬回去了 |
| 75 | with mom and dad. | 和爸爸妈妈 |
| 76 | I was super embarrassed. | 我非常尴尬。 |
| 77 | But maybe that thing that is your biggest fear | 但也许那是你最大的恐惧 |
| 78 | leads you to do the irrational thing | 让你做不理智的事 |
| 79 | you would not have done otherwise. | 不然你就不会这么做了 |
| 80 | If I had an easy job come across my plate, | 如果我有一个轻松的工作 来到我的盘子, |
| 81 | maybe I wouldn't have pushed myself | 也许我不会逼自己 |
| 82 | to do the irrational thing, | 做非理性的事情, |
| 83 | which is I went to a finance conference. | 我参加了金融会议 |
| 84 | I sat next to a woman. | 我坐在一个女人旁边 |
| 85 | She ended up being a recruiter | 她最后成了一个招募者 |
| 86 | for one of the biggest companies in finance in the world. | 是世界上最大的金融公司之一 |
| 87 | It's called Vanguard. | 名为前卫. |
| 88 | And I just got curious, | 我只是有点好奇 |
| 89 | your willingness to ask questions and look stupid | 你愿意问问题和看起来愚蠢 |
| 90 | while everybody else tries to position themselves, | 当其他人试图定位自己, |
| 91 | especially when you're young, | 尤其是你年轻的时候 |
| 92 | is what's gonna make you stand out. | 是什么会让你出名。 |
| 93 | The older you get, | 年纪越大 |
| 94 | the more you realize you don't really know anything. | 你越意识到你什么都不知道 |
| 95 | And the younger you are, | 你越年轻, |
| 96 | and the more you try to look like you know everything, | 而且你越试图 看起来像你知道一切, |
| 97 | the more foolish you actually look. | 你其实看起来越蠢 |
| 98 | So I sat next to her and was like, | 所以我就坐在她旁边 然后... |
| 99 | I don't understand anything. | 我什么也听不懂,你说什么? |
| 100 | What do you guys do? | 你们是做什么的? |
| 101 | How does that work? | 怎么会这样? |
| 102 | How does this go? | 怎么样? |
| 103 | What happened? | 发生了什么事? |
| 104 | She gave me a job offer. | 她给了我一份工作 |
| 105 | That job offer made like three X more than my 18K, | 那份工作比我的18K还要多三个X |
| 106 | which was a lot at the time. | 这在当时是很多。 |
| 107 | And every single other person in this program, | 节目中每个其他人 |
| 108 | it's called an accelerated development program, | 这叫加速开发计划 |
| 109 | every single other person in it, | 在其中的每一个人, |
| 110 | they went to the Harvards, the Stanfords, the Yale. | 他们去了哈佛大学 斯坦福大学 耶鲁大学 |
| 111 | I was the only public school little kid nerd | 我是唯一一个公立学校的书呆子 |
| 112 | who was also a sorority girl in it. | 她也是联谊会的女生 |
| 113 | And if you've ever seen how ducks look really calm | 如果你见过鸭子看起来很平静 |
| 114 | on the surface, | 在表面上, |
| 115 | but they're paddling like crazy underneath it, | 但是它们像疯狂地划在下面, |
| 116 | that was me. | 刚才是我 |
| 117 | So if that is you right now, that's okay. | 所以,如果这是你 现在,没关系。 |
| 118 | Stay cool on the surface, baby. | 保持冷静的表面,宝贝。 |
| 119 | Paddle like hell. | 划得像地狱一样 |
| 120 | Never apologize for trying really, really hard. | 永远不要为努力而道歉 |
| 121 | That's what I certainly did. | 我当然做了 |
| 122 | And I thought maybe I had made it at Vanguard, | 我想也许我在先锋队 |
| 123 | but then what's gonna happen | 但接下来会发生什么 |
| 124 | is you're gonna feel like this client that you're on, | 你会觉得自己是客户 |
| 125 | every single time you get to the top, | 每次你走到顶端, |
| 126 | you hit the first peak, | 你到达了第一个高峰, |
| 127 | there's a big cliff on the other side. | 另一边有个大悬崖 |
| 128 | There's a ravine you have to go back down. | 有条沟谷你必须回去 |
| 129 | My ravine was at the end of that year process, | 我的沟谷在那一年的末期 |
| 130 | you had to find your own job inside of Vanguard. | 你必须在先锋队里找到自己的工作 |
| 131 | And so they didn't just like give you another job | 所以他们不想再给你一份工作 |
| 132 | after you went through the program, | 你通过程序后 |
| 133 | somebody had to choose you inside of the company | 总得有人在公司里选你 |
| 134 | to come stay and work in their division. | 来他们分局工作 |
| 135 | And I came up with an idea for the company. | 我为公司想了个主意 |
| 136 | I brought it to the head of my division. | 我把它带到我师长那里 |
| 137 | The guy's like, cool, this seems like a cool idea. | 这家伙就像,酷, 这似乎是一个酷的主意。 |
| 138 | And then what happened? | 然后发生了什么? |
| 139 | Well, he pulls me back in a couple hours later. | 他几小时后把我拉回来 |
| 140 | I think I'm getting this job. | 我想我得到了这份工作。 |
| 141 | He's like, we've cleared it. | 他就像,我们已经清除它。 |
| 142 | This is gonna be awesome. | 这会是真棒。 |
| 143 | You're gonna go do this thing | 你要去做这件事 |
| 144 | that you really wanna do at our other campus. | 你真的很想去我们另一个校园 |
| 145 | I'm like, great. | 我很喜欢,伟大的。 |
| 146 | He pulls me back in and he sits me down. | 他拉我回来,他让我坐下。 |
| 147 | I'm all excited. | 我很兴奋 |
| 148 | I've called my parents. | 我打电话给我的父母。 |
| 149 | I've told them already. | 我已经告诉他们了。 |
| 150 | Like, what if I have to move to this new place, | 比如,如果我必须搬到这个新地方, |
| 151 | do this thing? | 这样做? |
| 152 | And he goes, what do you think | 他走了,你觉得 |
| 153 | your colleagues think about you? | 你的同事会想起你吗? |
| 154 | And I was like, what? | 我当时想,什么? |
| 155 | I thought we were talking about this job | 我以为我们是在谈这份工作呢 |
| 156 | that I came up with | и稱 |
| 157 | and this cool thing that I could do. | 和这个很酷的事情,我可以做。 |
| 158 | He's like, what do you think they think about you? | 他喜欢, 你觉得他们怎么看你? |
| 159 | I'm like, Ron, I have no idea what you're talking about. | 我像,罗恩,我不知道你在说什么。 |
| 160 | Can you explain to me? | 你能解释给我听吗? |
| 161 | And he goes, well, your colleagues think | 他去,嗯,你的同事认为 |
| 162 | that you would leave dead bodies behind you to get ahead. | 你会留下死尸在你身后 以便前进。 |
| 163 | I was like, Jesus Christ. | 我当时想,耶稣基督。 |
| 164 | Metaphorically, physically, | 隐喻,身体, |
| 165 | I was like 110 pounds soaking wet back then. | 当时我好像有110磅湿 |
| 166 | And I'm trying not to cry, candidly, | 我尽量不哭,坦率地说, |
| 167 | because I don't know what to say to that. | 因为我不知道该怎么说 |
| 168 | And I'm like, I'm sorry. | 我很喜欢,对不起。 |
| 169 | I don't understand what you're talking about. | I么则不解. |
| 170 | And he basically said, well, | 他基本上说,嗯, |
| 171 | you never come to the group lunches. | 你从来没有来 团体午餐。 |
| 172 | You never plan group activities. | 你从来不计划集体活动。 |
| 173 | Apparently, when people come to your desk, | 显然,当人们来到你的办公桌, |
| 174 | you're like too busy to talk to them. | 你忙着跟他们说话 |
| 175 | They think that you're too good for them. | 他们认为你对他们太好 |
| 176 | Little did he know that the reason why I was doing | 他不知道为什么我这样做 |
| 177 | all those things was because I was drowning. | 这一切都是因为我溺水了 |
| 178 | Like there were all these smart people | 就像有这么多聪明人 |
| 179 | who had finance degrees. | 他们有金融学位。 |
| 180 | I was like a journalism background, | 我就像一个新闻背景, |
| 181 | trying to figure out how to keep up | 试着想办法跟上 |
| 182 | with Harvard and Stanford and Yale. | 与哈佛大学,斯坦福大学和耶鲁大学合作. |
| 183 | And so, yeah, I wasn't like party planning | 所以,是的,我不喜欢派对计划 |
| 184 | because I was dying on the inside. | 因为我的内心正在死去。 |
| 185 | So at the end, he said, so that job that you wanna have, | 最后,他说,你想要的工作, |
| 186 | we're actually gonna give it to this other person. | 我们实际上会把它给另一个人。 |
| 187 | And I remember going home and I was crying. | 我记得回家时我哭了 |
| 188 | I was super embarrassed. | 我非常尴尬。 |
| 189 | I didn't wanna tell my parents | 我不想告诉我的父母 |
| 190 | because I had like proactively told them | 因为我很主动地告诉他们 |
| 191 | I was gonna do this whole thing. | 我本来打算这么做的 |
| 192 | But what's fascinating about that | 但有什么令人着迷 |
| 193 | is if you flash forward seven years, | 如果你提前7年闪耀, |
| 194 | that same person who took that job from me, | 那个从我这里接过这份工作的人 |
| 195 | who's awesome and a friend now, | 谁是真棒,现在的朋友, |
| 196 | she became my COO at another company. | 她成为我另一个公司的COO。 |
| 197 | She worked for me. | 她为我工作。 |
| 198 | And so thankfully, the fact that they had been like, | 非常感激他们一直以来 |
| 199 | no, because you're not nice enough. | 不 因为你不够好 |
| 200 | You don't smile enough. | 你笑的不够 |
| 201 | You don't party plan, Cody. | 你没有派对计划,科迪。 |
| 202 | We're not gonna give you this job. | 我们不会给你这份工作。 |
| 203 | I was like, fuck you guys, I'm out then. | 我当时想,他妈的你们,我退出了。 |
| 204 | Okay, fine. | 好吧,没事。 |
| 205 | Not even like a couple of weeks later, | 甚至不像几个星期后 |
| 206 | recruiter calls me for the best company in the world | 招兵买马的人叫我做最好的公司 |
| 207 | in finance and investing at the time. | 在当时的金融与投资。 |
| 208 | It's called Goldman Sachs. | 谓金刚手. |
| 209 | And when I tell you that like normal kids like me | 当我告诉你,像我这样的普通孩子 |
| 210 | didn't work at Goldman Sachs, | 在高盛没有工作, |
| 211 | like you don't have like a dad who didn't go to college | 像你没有像爸爸一样没有上过大学 |
| 212 | and a mom who was a special education teacher | 和一个特殊教育老师的母亲 |
| 213 | and go to Arizona State and go work at Goldman Sachs. | 到亚利桑那州去高盛工作 |
| 214 | Like that just does not happen. | 就像那只是没有发生。 |
| 215 | So when the recruiter called me about this, | 所以当招募者打电话给我这个, |
| 216 | I was like, yeah, I'm gonna take this call. | 我想,是的,我要接这个电话。 |
| 217 | And I had such a big chip on my shoulder | 我肩上有这么大的芯片 |
| 218 | that I went ham through the interview process. | 我经过了面试过程 |
| 219 | I did everything you could humanly imagine. | 我做了你能想象的一切 |
| 220 | And I ended up making three X my salary again. | 我最后又赚了三个X的薪水 |
| 221 | And that took me to Chicago and New York | 于是我去了芝加哥和纽约 |
| 222 | for one of the best investment banking firms in the world. | 是世界上最好的投资银行公司之一 |
| 223 | What I learned from my mentor at Goldman Sachs | 我从高盛的导师那里学到的 |
| 224 | that helped me get the next job | 帮我找到下一个工作 |
| 225 | was that no matter what you do, | 无论你做什么 |
| 226 | if you do one thing right, | 如果你做对一件事 |
| 227 | which is control what gets into your brain, | 就是控制你的大脑 |
| 228 | control the inputs and what you consume, | 控制投入和你们所消耗的, |
| 229 | that leads to your outputs, AKA how you succeed. | 这会导致你的输出,AKA如何成功。 |
| 230 | And since I learned that, | 自从我学会了这一点, |
| 231 | I've been obsessed with making sure | 我沉迷于确保 |
| 232 | I only listen to things that feed me, | 我只听喂我的东西, |
| 233 | things like this podcast. | 就像这个播客 |
| 234 | So if you're not already subscribed, | 所以如果你还没有订户 |
| 235 | this is your moment to do it, | 这是你该做的 |
| 236 | to steal all of my rich mentor's homework | 偷我所有富人导师的功课 |
| 237 | like my mentor from Goldman Sachs | 就像高盛的导师 |
| 238 | and make sure that you're not filling your brain | 并且确保你没有填充你的大脑 |
| 239 | with things that aren't gonna give you | 与一些不会给你的东西 |
| 240 | the success you want in life. | 生命中你想要的成功。 |
| 241 | And so if you aren't already subscribed, | 所以如果你还没有签到 |
| 242 | if you're not already following us, | 如果你还没有跟踪我们 |
| 243 | if you're part of the 60% of humans | 如果你是人类60%的一部分 |
| 244 | that never achieve what they wanna achieve fully, | 永远达不到他们想要的, |
| 245 | I would change that and I would subscribe to the podcast. | 我会改变这一点,我会订阅播客。 |
| 246 | The lesson is when you can get around people | 教训是当你可以绕过人 |
| 247 | who are smarter than you, do it every chance you get, | 谁比你聪明,做它的每一机会, |
| 248 | especially when it makes you uncomfortable. | 特别是让你不舒服的时候 |
| 249 | You become what you surround yourself with. | 你变成你身边的人 |
| 250 | So if you surround yourself with a bunch of people | 所以,如果你包围自己 与一群人 |
| 251 | who aren't winning, who don't make any money, | 他们没有赢, 没有赚钱, |
| 252 | who aren't happy, who aren't married, | 谁不高兴,谁没有结婚, |
| 253 | who aren't having sex, guess what you ain't doing? | 谁没有做爱, 猜猜你没有做什么? |
| 254 | None of those things. | 没有这些东西。 |
| 255 | So thankfully I went to Goldman Sachs and again, | 谢天谢地我去了高盛 |
| 256 | it was this group of people who lived in worlds | 是这群人生活在世界里 |
| 257 | I've never understood. | 我从来没有明白。 |
| 258 | That was the first time I heard the term, | 这是我第一次听到这个词, |
| 259 | we summer somewhere. | 我们夏天的某个地方。 |
| 260 | I was like, we summer? | 我当时想,我们夏天? |
| 261 | I was like, I think everybody summers. | 我想,每个人都夏天。 |
| 262 | There's like a summer and it's a fall, | 有如夏则秋. |
| 263 | there's like a thing, what are you talking about? | 有一样的东西, 你在说什么? |
| 264 | Then I heard all these fancy words | 然后我听到这些花言巧语 |
| 265 | and people live lives where they went | 人们生活的地方 |
| 266 | to international schools. | 进入国际学校。 |
| 267 | I didn't leave the country except to go to Mexico, | 我除了去墨西哥以外没有离开墨西哥 |
| 268 | probably when my parents didn't know it, | 可能当我爸妈不知道的时候 |
| 269 | until I was well out of college. | 直到我大学毕业 |
| 270 | I start working in Goldman. | 我开始在戈德曼工作。 |
| 271 | I climbed my old man up the ladder | 我从梯子上爬上去 |
| 272 | and I'm the kid, I'm the little duck | 我是孩子,我是小鸭子 |
| 273 | paddling underwater like a crazy person. | 像疯子一样在水下划船 |
| 274 | And what I learned there is half the time | 我学到的只有一半的时间 |
| 275 | it's not what you know. | 这不是你知道的。 |
| 276 | It's not how you're doing. | 这不是你在做什么。 |
| 277 | It's who you know and even more, who knows you. | 你认识的人 更了解你 |
| 278 | I was working like crazy and when I went to get promotion | 我像疯了一样工作 当我去升职时 |
| 279 | from kind of the miserable job that it is | 从那种痛苦的工作,它是 |
| 280 | when you become an analyst, that's the low guy | 当你成为一名分析师, 这就是低级的家伙 |
| 281 | on the totem pole at Goldman Sachs, | 在高盛的图腾柱上, |
| 282 | to trying to get to the next level of the game, | 试图进入游戏的下一个关卡, |
| 283 | it was like rejected, rejected, rejected. | 这就像拒绝,拒绝,拒绝。 |
| 284 | And I remember all these people getting ahead of me | 我还记得所有这些人 在我前面 |
| 285 | and they were really good at a thing | 他们真的很擅长一件事 |
| 286 | you should never feel bad for doing, | 你不应该觉得 做坏, |
| 287 | which is self-promotion if you are good | 这是自我促进,如果你是好的 |
| 288 | for real things you did. | 对于你所做的真实的事情。 |
| 289 | And I remember being pretty jealous at that time | 我记得那时我还挺嫉妒的 |
| 290 | about a bunch of other people and I was like, | 关于一堆其他人,我说, |
| 291 | man, maybe it's me, maybe it's not everybody else. | 男人,也许是我,也许不是其他人。 |
| 292 | But thankfully that led me to do some pretty crazy things. | 但幸好这让我做了一些相当疯狂的事 |
| 293 | I ended up not asking my boss for permission | 我最后没有向我老板求饶 |
| 294 | and going to another boss in another division | 去找另一个组织的另一头 |
| 295 | in another part of the company and saying, | 公司的另一部分说, |
| 296 | I wanna come work here, I wanna come work there. | 我想在这里工作,我想在那里工作。 |
| 297 | When I kept getting turned down, I kept going. | 当我一直被拒绝,我继续前进。 |
| 298 | Finally, one of them says yes to me. | 终于有一个人答应我了 |
| 299 | Like sick, my boss sucks, but this person sees I'm great | 像生病一样,我的老板烂透了, 但这个人觉得我很棒 |
| 300 | and my boss shuts it down. | 我老板把它关了 |
| 301 | He's like, I don't care that that other person wants you. | 他喜欢,我不在乎 别人想要你。 |
| 302 | Again, I'm gonna fill it with somebody else. | 再说一遍,我要让别人来填 |
| 303 | I was like, son of a gun, | 我就像,一个枪的儿子, |
| 304 | I'm really doing something wrong here. | 我真的做错了什么 |
| 305 | So what happened? | 发生什么事了? |
| 306 | I leave, but where do I go? | 我走了,但我该去哪儿? |
| 307 | I'm like, well, this time, | 我好像,这次, |
| 308 | I am apparently relatively unemployable. | 我显然没有工作能力 |
| 309 | And so if you are also unemployable, | 所以,如果你也是 无法就业, |
| 310 | just know that most entrepreneurs, | 只要知道大多数企业家, |
| 311 | the reason for your success will be a bad former boss. | 你成功的原因将是一个糟糕的前老板。 |
| 312 | And so it's okay if you're semi-unemployable. | 所以如果你是半无报酬的,那也没关系。 |
| 313 | If you don't like the people | 如果你不喜欢别人 |
| 314 | that you've worked with before, | 你以前合作过 |
| 315 | have a little introspection to make sure | 有一点回顾 确定 |
| 316 | if everybody's an asshole, what do we know? | 如果每个人都是个混蛋,我们怎么知道? |
| 317 | You probably are, so I'm sure I was in many ways back then. | 你可能,所以我敢肯定,我在许多方面 当时。 |
| 318 | But then I went to State Street. | 但我后来去了州街 |
| 319 | And the way I went to State Street was different. | 我到州街的方式不一样 |
| 320 | This time I was like, okay, I wanna be a boss. | 这次我想当老板 |
| 321 | Not the boss, but a boss. | 不是老板 而是个老板 |
| 322 | I wanna manage people, I wanna lead a team, | 我想管理别人 我想领导一个团队 |
| 323 | and I wanna see if I'm any good at this. | 我想看看我是否擅长这个。 |
| 324 | And are they bad or am I like un-leadable? | 他们是坏的还是我像无领导? |
| 325 | And so I wasn't really qualified for that at the time. | 所以当时我并不具备这个资格。 |
| 326 | And the best way to get something you were unqualified for | 而最好的办法 得到的东西 你没有资格 |
| 327 | is to show don't tell, is to do proof of work, | 是显示不告诉, 是做工作证明, |
| 328 | not proof of resume. | 没有恢复的证据。 |
| 329 | And so what did I do? | 那么,我该怎么办? |
| 330 | I went out to State Street, | 我去了州立街, |
| 331 | I looked at all these jobs they had outstanding. | 我看过他们杰出的工作 |
| 332 | There was one that I thought I could do, | 有一个我想我可以做的, |
| 333 | which was in Latin America, | 在拉丁美洲, |
| 334 | and I put together an entire business plan. | 我制定了整个商业计划 |
| 335 | Here's how I would run this division. | 这就是我如何管理这个组织。 |
| 336 | Here's the client list I would go after. | 这是我要找的客户名单 |
| 337 | Here's the scripts I would use. | 这是我要用的剧本 |
| 338 | Here's the product I would sell. | 这是我要卖的产品。 |
| 339 | Here's the people I would hire for my team. | 我愿意为我的团队雇用这些人 |
| 340 | Here was my budget. | 这是我的预算。 |
| 341 | I just put together like I did all the work | 我只是拼凑起来 像我做的所有工作 |
| 342 | and I still didn't get the job. | 我还没拿到工作 |
| 343 | And then I did it three different times | 后来我做了三次 |
| 344 | for three different people | 三个不同的人 |
| 345 | in three different roles at State Street | 在州街担任三个不同角色 |
| 346 | until I swear to God, one of the guys finally called me | 直到我向上帝发誓,一个家伙终于给我打电话了 |
| 347 | and he goes, are you this Cody Sanchez girl | 他走了,你是科迪・桑切斯的女孩 |
| 348 | that is calling all of us? | 这叫我们所有人? |
| 349 | And I said, yeah. | 我说,是的。 |
| 350 | I go, can you imagine what I'm going to do for you | 我走了,你能想象我会为你做什么吗? |
| 351 | when I do this when I don't get paid? | 我拿不到钱就这么做? |
| 352 | What do you think I'm gonna do for you when I do get paid? | 你觉得我会为你做什么 当我得到报酬? |
| 353 | And he was honestly like worn down, | 老实说,他就像磨损, |
| 354 | like a sad dad, you know, | 就像一个伤心的爸爸,你知道, |
| 355 | after the kids just beat him up. | 在孩子们打他之后 |
| 356 | And I was like, okay, cool, let's do this. | 我当时想,好吧,酷,让我们做到这一点。 |
| 357 | He gives me a job. | 他给我一份工作。 |
| 358 | That job was pretty incredible | 那份工作真不可思议 |
| 359 | because that was the first time | 因为那是第一次 |
| 360 | I got to run my own little team. | 我得管理自己的小队 |
| 361 | I got to have people report into me. | 我得让人们向我汇报 |
| 362 | But if you think I was good at it at first, | 但如果你认为我一开始很擅长 |
| 363 | you're out of your mind. | 你疯了 |
| 364 | I remember the first time I had to fire somebody, | 我记得我第一次不得不解雇某人 |
| 365 | which was like my first employee too, | 这就像我的第一个员工, |
| 366 | whose name was Ryan, sorry, Ryan. | 他叫瑞恩 对不起 瑞恩 |
| 367 | And Ryan was like straight up Bostonian. | Ryan就像波士顿人一样 |
| 368 | I lived in Boston at the time. | 当时我住在波士顿 |
| 369 | And I remember nobody respected me. | 我记得没有人尊重我 |
| 370 | Like respect is earned, not given. | 像尊重是赢得的,而不是给予。 |
| 371 | I wasn't deserving of respect. | 我不值得尊敬。 |
| 372 | And if you're not getting respect right now, | 如果你现在得不到尊重 |
| 373 | it might be because you need to have | 也许是因为你需要 |
| 374 | a little bit more dangerous of a demeanor. | 更危险一点的贬损。 |
| 375 | It might be because you're not that impactful of an enemy. | 这可能是因为你没有 受到敌人的影响。 |
| 376 | So you can't be a very good ally. | 所以你不能成为一个很好的盟友。 |
| 377 | And that was me. | 那个人是我 |
| 378 | I wasn't really dangerous on either side of the coin. | 我在硬币的两边并不危险 |
| 379 | And so Ryan respected me about as little as a human could. | 所以瑞安就尽可能的尊重我 |
| 380 | And I remember one day we're at an event | 我记得有天我们在参加一个活动 |
| 381 | and he looks at me and I'm his boss. | 他看着我,我是他的老板。 |
| 382 | And he's like, you got any tattoos? | 他喜欢,你有纹身吗? |
| 383 | And he's Bostonian so he has an accent. | 他是波士顿人 所以他有口音 |
| 384 | And I at the time did not. | 我当时没有 |
| 385 | I'm like, I do not, Ryan. | 我很喜欢,我没有,瑞安。 |
| 386 | And he's like, I got one. | 他喜欢,我有一个。 |
| 387 | I'm like, that's cool. | 我很喜欢,这很酷。 |
| 388 | I'm excited for you. | 我为你感到兴奋 |
| 389 | And he's like, you want to know what it is? | 他喜欢,你想知道是什么? |
| 390 | I'm like, I feel like you're going to tell me. | и谋眔穦禗и |
| 391 | And he responds, it's a squirrel | 他回答说,是松鼠 |
| 392 | reaching right up towards my, | 就在我身边 |
| 393 | and I was like, Ryan, what the, | 我就像,瑞安,这是什么, |
| 394 | did you just, are you, he goes, my nuts, my nutsack. | 你只是,是你,他去, 我的坚果,我的坚果。 |
| 395 | You get it? | 你明白吗? |
| 396 | I was like, I do. | 我很喜欢,我做的。 |
| 397 | I in fact do get it. | 我确实明白 |
| 398 | Then he proceeds to ask me if I slept with anybody | 然后他问我有没有和别人上床 |
| 399 | to get this job. | 要得到这份工作。 |
| 400 | And at that point I'm like, we are backsliding here. | 此时此刻,我想,我们正向后退。 |
| 401 | This is not working out very well. | 情况不妙 |
| 402 | He also proceeds to like not come in | 他也开始喜欢不进来 |
| 403 | with these elaborate stories about why I'm getting in trouble | 和这些详细的故事 关于我为什么会有麻烦 |
| 404 | because I got this liability on my hands. | 因为我手上有这个责任 |
| 405 | And it took me having the balls to do a thing | 花了我勇气做一件事 |
| 406 | that's like not very well lauded on the internet, | 这好像在互联网上不太受好评 |
| 407 | which is tell somebody they're not a fit for your company. | 告诉别人他们不适合你的公司 |
| 408 | Like if you want to get hated quickly, | 狦稱е砆癚菇 |
| 409 | go tell somebody that was hard for you | 去告诉别人这对你来说很难 |
| 410 | to fire somebody on the internet. | 炒掉互联网上的人 |
| 411 | Doesn't go over very well. | 情况不太好 |
| 412 | But the truth of the matter is | 但事实是 |
| 413 | if you want to make crazy amounts of money, | 如果你想赚大钱 |
| 414 | you're going to have to do something irrationally difficult. | 你得做一些非理性的难事 |
| 415 | Your bank account is a reflection | 你的银行账户是反射 |
| 416 | of the difficult decisions that you've made | 你所做的艰难决定 |
| 417 | and the difficult conversations that you've had. | 和困难的谈话 你有过。 |
| 418 | The more difficult conversations you have, | 你说话越难 |
| 419 | the higher the bank account you will eventually have. | 你最终会拥有的银行账户越高 |
| 420 | So that was my first little lesson. | 这是我第一次上小课 |
| 421 | I was like, all right, now I got to figure out | 我当时想,好吧,现在我得想清楚 |
| 422 | how to get somebody here who would actually, | 如何让一个真正会, |
| 423 | who I could be worthy of their respect | 我值得他们尊敬 |
| 424 | and I got to live up to that. | 我一定要做到这一点。 |
| 425 | So then I'm looking to leave State Street, | 所以我想离开州街 |
| 426 | Boston's amazing place. | 波士顿的惊人的地方。 |
| 427 | What up Bostonians? | 波士顿人怎么样? |
| 428 | Tell me if I got any of you guys who listen. | 告诉我,如果我有任何 你们谁听。 |
| 429 | But it's cold as fuck and I'm from Arizona. | 我从亚利桑那来 |
| 430 | And so I was so cold. | 我当时好冷 |
| 431 | I had lived in like New York and Chicago and Boston. | 我住在纽约 芝加哥和波士顿 |
| 432 | Also highly recommend if you stay in the place | 也非常推荐你留在这 |
| 433 | that you were born, | 你出生的时候 |
| 434 | it is really hard to change the human who you were. | 很难改变你曾经的人类 |
| 435 | Move often, see who you are. | 经常移动,看看你是谁。 |
| 436 | You can always go back, | 你可以永远回去, |
| 437 | but at some point it's hard to leave. | 但有时很难离开 |
| 438 | So see what it's like when you uproot your tree. | 所以,看看它是什么样子 当你根植你的树。 |
| 439 | So I was ready to leave Boston | 所以我准备离开波士顿 |
| 440 | because I'm a wuss and it was too cold. | 因为我是个弱小,太冷了 |
| 441 | And I'm looking for my next role. | 我在找下一个角色 |
| 442 | And so I wanna switch into a different part of finance. | 所以我想换成 金融的另一部分。 |
| 443 | And for you guys, I don't know if you've ever like, | 至于你们 我不知道你们是否喜欢 |
| 444 | you know you wanna get to this next level, | 你知道你想进入下一个阶段, |
| 445 | but like you can't see the bridge between the two. | 但好像你看不到两者之间的桥梁 |
| 446 | It's too far. | 太远了 |
| 447 | Like you're like, how do I get this ladder | 就像你一样,我怎么才能得到这个梯子? |
| 448 | from where I am to what I wanna be? | 从我的位置到我想要的? |
| 449 | What I wanna be is like not reasonable for where I'm at, | 我想成为什么样的不合理 我在哪里, |
| 450 | but I wanna get there. | 但我想过去 |
| 451 | And that was me. | 那个人是我 |
| 452 | And that's when I really wanted to break into private equity. | 那时我真想闯进私人股本 |
| 453 | And so there's one firm at the time | 所以当时有一家公司 |
| 454 | that was doing it really well. | 刚才做的很好 |
| 455 | They're called Credit Suisse. | 他们被称为信用瑞士。 |
| 456 | They're not as round as much anymore, | 他们不再那么圆了, |
| 457 | but I wanted to work at Credit Suisse. | 但我想在瑞士信贷公司工作 |
| 458 | And I wanted to run this division there | 我想在那里管理这个部门 |
| 459 | like I was at State Street. | 就像我在州街一样 |
| 460 | And I had to interview in three continents | 我不得不在三大洲采访 |
| 461 | with 12 different people. | 与十二种众生. |
| 462 | I had to pay and fly myself out to those locations | 我不得不付钱飞去那些地方 |
| 463 | to get the job. | 以获得工作。 |
| 464 | I remember, I still remember the way the guy laughed at me | 我记得,我仍然记得 他笑我的方式 |
| 465 | when I told him that I went to Arizona State. | 当我告诉他我去亚利桑那州的时候 |
| 466 | He thought it was a joke. | 他认为这是一个笑话。 |
| 467 | He was like, cause I made the Harvard of the West joke. | 他喜欢,因为我做了哈佛 西方笑话。 |
| 468 | He goes, oh, you did go to Harvard? | 他去了,哦,你确实去了哈佛? |
| 469 | I'm like, no, no, bro, I did go to Arizona State. | 不,不,不,兄弟,我确实去过亚利桑那州 |
| 470 | Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got three degrees. | 是啊,是啊,是啊,我有三度。 |
| 471 | He goes, do all of them combined equal a real one? | 他去,所有他们 合并一个真正的吗? |
| 472 | I was like, this is going well. | 我当时想,这是顺利的。 |
| 473 | I think he likes me. | 我觉得他喜欢我 |
| 474 | I think we're probably gonna get hired. | 我想我们可能要被雇用了 |
| 475 | Shocking, I don't get the job at Credit Suisse. | 令人吃惊的是,我没有得到工作 在信用瑞士。 |
| 476 | And I'm actually kind of ticked | 我其实有点紧张 |
| 477 | because at that point I was really qualified. | 因为那时我真的很有资格 |
| 478 | Like I already had the client list. | 就像我已经有客户名单了 |
| 479 | I spoke multiple languages, English and Spanish. | 我讲多种语言,英语和西班牙语。 |
| 480 | I knew the territory, I was already covering it | 我知道这地盘,我已经覆盖了 |
| 481 | and they hire this other person and I'm like devastated. | 他们雇了另一个人,我好伤心 |
| 482 | But inside of the thing that I wanted more | 但是在我想要的东西里面 |
| 483 | 这首歌是Garth Brooks的歌 | |
| 484 | which is sometimes you should thank God | 有时候你应该感谢上帝 |
| 485 | for unanswered prayers. | 以祈祷。 |
| 486 | Because what that led to was me building | 因为那导致了我建造 |
| 487 | my very first billion dollar in assets | 我的第一个亿元资产 |
| 488 | under management business in Latin America. | 拉丁美洲管理事务 |
| 489 | I could have gone and been somebody else's employee | 我本来可以去当别人的员工 |
| 490 | or I could have built my own company. | 或者我可以建立我自己的公司。 |
| 491 | And the reason why again, a chip on a shoulder so big, | 还有为什么 肩膀上的芯片这么大 |
| 492 | it feels bigger than any back path. | 感觉比任何后路都大 |
| 493 | So I go to a company called First Trust, which is awesome. | 所以我去了一家叫"第一信托"的公司,这是真棒。 |
| 494 | And I'm loving it and I'm building like crazy. | 我很喜欢它,我正在建设 像疯狂。 |
| 495 | And then I get divorced. | 然后我就离婚了。 |
| 496 | And I'm like, everything's going so good. | 我很喜欢,一切都这么好。 |
| 497 | Total destruction of my life. | 彻底毁了我的生活。 |
| 498 | Lose all my friends, lose my house, lose a bunch of money. | 失去我所有的朋友,失去我的房子,失去一堆钱。 |
| 499 | Feel awful, I'm so embarrassed. | 感觉糟透了 我很尴尬 |
| 500 | We work together at the same firm. | 我们在同一家公司工作 |
| 501 | That was a real blast. | 这真是一次爆炸。 |
| 502 | I'm like the only female, not to play the woman card, | 我就像唯一的女性, 不玩女卡, |
| 503 | but it is true. | 但这是真的。 |
| 504 | I'm the only female that runs a division there | 我是唯一一个在那里管理组织的女性 |
| 505 | and all the rest are dudes. | 其余的都是男的,他们都是男的 |
| 506 | So who do you think they like more? | 你觉得他们更喜欢谁? |
| 507 | Spoiler, not this one. | 捣蛋鬼,不是这个 |
| 508 | So anyway, they all side with him. | 总之,他们都支持他 |
| 509 | I'm still there. | 我还在 |
| 510 | It's a total nightmare. | 简直是一场噩梦 |
| 511 | And yet I've built this big, huge business | 我却建立了这个庞大的生意 |
| 512 | where like nothing had been built before. | 在那里,像没有 建造之前。 |
| 513 | So I was like, you're gonna have to pry this | 所以我想,你要去 搜索这个 |
| 514 | out of my cold dead fingers. | 从我的冷死手指。 |
| 515 | I was like, what do I do? | 我当时想,我该怎么办? |
| 516 | Now I have to like walk away from this huge thing | 现在,我必须喜欢离开这个巨大的东西 |
| 517 | that I built or I have to like see him every day | 是我造的,还是我每天都想见他 |
| 518 | and kind of get these comments. | 并获得这些评论。 |
| 519 | And I remember like one of them in particular, | 我特别记得其中之一 |
| 520 | one of the MDs, I will show it to you. | 其中一个MD,我给你看 |
| 521 | We'll put you, if you see this in the YouTube video, | 如果你在YouTube的视频里看到这个 |
| 522 | I'll put it up there. | 我会把它放在那里。 |
| 523 | I keep it to this day. | 我保留至今. |
| 524 | One of the other, you know, kind of directors like I was, | 另外一个,你知道, 那种导演像我一样, |
| 525 | sent me an email real late at night, one night. | 一天深夜发邮件给我 |
| 526 | And it just said, you are dumbing down the firm. | 它只是说, 你哑了公司。 |
| 527 | I'm glad you're happy, | 我很高兴你高兴, |
| 528 | but you're ruining the mission that we're on. | 但你毁了我们的任务 |
| 529 | Something to that effect. | 类似的东西。 |
| 530 | You can see the exact words here. | 你可以看到准确的字在这里。 |
| 531 | You're dumbing down the firm. | 你在给公司打哑巴 |
| 532 | That's the part that I remember more than anything else. | 这是我最记得的部分 |
| 533 | I remember thinking, motherfucker, | 我记得在想,混蛋, |
| 534 | like I'm too tired for this. | 就像我太累了这样。 |
| 535 | Like I'm tired, I'm beat up, it hurts. | 犹如疲劳,被打,痛甚. |
| 536 | My heart hurts. | 心伤. |
| 537 | I like, you know, I just feel like I'm getting | 我喜欢,你知道, 我只是感觉我得到了 |
| 538 | kind of attacked on all sides. | 到处都有攻击 |
| 539 | And I'm like, I'm just gonna give it up. | 而我喜欢,我只是要去放弃它。 |
| 540 | I'm like, I'm gonna leave. | и璶ǐ |
| 541 | And I talked to a couple other people at the firm. | 我和律所的几个人谈过了 |
| 542 | They're like, you're crazy, you can't leave. | 他们喜欢,你疯了,你不能离开。 |
| 543 | You built this all up. | 这都是你造的 |
| 544 | Like you already lost all this other stuff. | 就像你已经失去了所有这些其他的东西。 |
| 545 | You're gonna lose this too. | 你也会失去这个的 |
| 546 | So instead, I start dabbling in my side hustles, | 所以,我开始在一边摇摆, |
| 547 | my little side hobbies. | 我的小副业爱好。 |
| 548 | And like, they start growing. | 就像,他们开始成长。 |
| 549 | And I started like, that's when I start buying companies, | 我开始喜欢, 这就是我开始购买公司, |
| 550 | if you know anything about what I do online now. | 如果你知道我在网上做什么的话 |
| 551 | I started buying up these little companies. | 我开始买这些小公司。 |
| 552 | And I realized one, whoa, thank God, | 我意识到,哇,谢天谢地, |
| 553 | I didn't buy these while I was married, | 我结婚的时候没买这些 |
| 554 | because that motherfucker would own part of them. | 因为那个混蛋会拥有他们的一部分。 |
| 555 | So I was like, that's sick. | 所以我想,这是生病。 |
| 556 | Okay, now I got these side things. | 好吧,现在我得到了这些边的东西。 |
| 557 | They're actually making me a ton of money. | 他们真的给我赚了一大笔钱 |
| 558 | That helped because, you know, I'm expensive. | 这有帮助,因为,你知道,我很贵。 |
| 559 | And so I was like, I can't leave this firm | 所以我想,我不能离开这家公司 |
| 560 | and not have any money. | 也没有钱 |
| 561 | And I don't wanna live on my couch. | 我不想住在我的沙发上 |
| 562 | And I like nice things. | 我喜欢美好的事物。 |
| 563 | And I think they lie to you guys | 我觉得他们骗你们 |
| 564 | when they say that you have to live on your couch | 当他们说你必须住在你的沙发上 |
| 565 | in order to have success. | 为了成功 |
| 566 | I do not think you have to do that. | 我不认为你必须这样做。 |
| 567 | I think you have to do very hard things, | 我想你必须做非常艰难的事情, |
| 568 | but I don't think you have to go to the point | 但我不认为你必须说重点 |
| 569 | of bankruptcy and breaking and all of that | 破产和破产,所有这一切 |
| 570 | in order to win. | 为了赢得比赛 |
| 571 | And so these things are like making some money. | 所以这些事情就像赚钱。 |
| 572 | I'm like, this is cool. | 我很喜欢,这很酷。 |
| 573 | What a win. | 何等为胜. |
| 574 | If I hadn't gotten divorce, | 如果我没有离婚, |
| 575 | if him and I hadn't gone through that, | 如果他和我没有经历过, |
| 576 | if all those people at the firm weren't really mean to me, | 如果那些公司的人 对我来说不是那么刻薄 |
| 577 | I wouldn't have tried to like | 我本来不会喜欢的 |
| 578 | get a little safety raft going. | 得到一个小安全筏去。 |
| 579 | Then of course, what happens? | 那当然,会发生什么? |
| 580 | I start getting a little notoriety. | 我开始有点出名了 |
| 581 | Like they're covering Cody Sanchez | 就像他们掩护科迪·桑切斯一样 |
| 582 | doing this in Latin America. | 在拉丁美洲这样做。 |
| 583 | I'm on a magazine cover, that's cool. | 我在杂志封面上,这很酷。 |
| 584 | Well, the CEO comes to me and says, | 首席执行官来找我说 |
| 585 | I wanna take a walk, which spoiler you guys, | 我想出去走走 你们这群家伙 |
| 586 | not a great sign ever. | 从来没有一个伟大的迹象。 |
| 587 | So I'm like, oh God, I'm fired. | 所以我就像,哦,上帝,我被解雇了。 |
| 588 | And he takes me on a walk and he basically says, | 他带我散步,他基本上说, |
| 589 | at this company, we get rich quietly, Cody. | 在公司里,我们悄悄地发财,科迪 |
| 590 | And I thought, why can't we like get rich together? | 我想 为什么我们不能一起发财? |
| 591 | Why can't we all talk about what we're doing? | 为什么我们不能谈我们在做什么? |
| 592 | I totally disagreed with him. | 我完全不同意他的意见。 |
| 593 | He's like, well, listen, I got a boat | 他就像,嗯,听着,我有船 |
| 594 | and on this boat, we're rowing left. | 在船上,我们左划船 |
| 595 | And if you wanna row right, you gotta get your own boat, | 如果你想右划, 你必须得到自己的船, |
| 596 | but you can't stay on mine. | 但你不能留在我身边 |
| 597 | And now as a CEO, I understand it back then. | 而现在作为首席执行官,我当时就明白了. |
| 598 | I was like, who do you think you are? | 我说,你以为你是谁? |
| 599 | But I get it, he's right. | 但我知道,他是对的。 |
| 600 | Those weren't my chips, that wasn't my boat. | 那些不是我的筹码,那不是我的船。 |
| 601 | He has every right to go the direction that he wants. | 他有权利去他想要的方向。 |
| 602 | So I had to leave the company. | 所以我不得不离开公司。 |
| 603 | I basically got pushed out. | 我基本上被赶出来了 |
| 604 | But you know what that led to? | 但你知道那导致了什么吗? |
| 605 | I went to another company. | 我去了另一个公司。 |
| 606 | I raised a hundred million dollars for that company. | 我为那家公司筹到了一亿美金 |
| 607 | And we had a huge fund in an industry | 我们有一个巨大的基金在一个行业 |
| 608 | that historically didn't. | 历史上没有 |
| 609 | I got three new partners. | 我有三个新搭档 |
| 610 | I was no longer a director, which is like a level here. | 我不再是导演了,这就像一个级别在这里。 |
| 611 | I was a partner, baby. | 我是一个伙伴,宝贝。 |
| 612 | I was like in the game, I was a player. | 我就像在游戏,我是一个玩家。 |
| 613 | And that was awesome. | 这是真棒。 |
| 614 | And we had one fund and it had incredible returns. | 我们有一个基金 它有惊人的回报。 |
| 615 | And then we have another fund and it's doing great. | 然后我们有了另一个基金,它做得很好。 |
| 616 | And I think I'm kind of like on high, right? | 我觉得我有点兴奋,对不对? |
| 617 | And at each stage of these, you guys, | 在每一个阶段,你们, |
| 618 | my network stacking up, stacking up, stacking up, | 我的网络堆积起来,堆积起来,堆积起来, |
| 619 | goes down a little bit, goes back up higher, | 再往下一点 再往上一点 |
| 620 | goes down a little bit, but even higher. | 下降一点点,但甚至更高。 |
| 621 | And then at this stage, | 然后在这个阶段, |
| 622 | I do a thing that I really hope you do consistently, | 我做一件事,我真的希望你坚持不懈, |
| 623 | which is I tell them, | 我告诉他们, |
| 624 | I think we need to take money off the table. | 我想我们需要把钱从桌子上拿走。 |
| 625 | We're winning, we're like winning big. | 我们赢了,我们就像赢了大。 |
| 626 | And if you learn one thing about money, it should be, | 如果你知道一件事 关于钱,它应该是, |
| 627 | save some for when it stops shining. | 留一些当它停止闪耀。 |
| 628 | You need to have a little cash for a rainy day. | 你需要有一点现金 一个雨天。 |
| 629 | And so I was like, man, guys, we're doing so well. | 所以我想,伙计,伙计们, 我们做的很好。 |
| 630 | We're crushing it. | 我们正在粉碎它。 |
| 631 | I don't think this is sustainable. | 我不认为这是可持续的。 |
| 632 | I think we better put some cash on the side | 我想我们最好把一些现金放在一边 |
| 633 | and move it over. | 搬过来 |
| 634 | And I remember I was the youngest of the three. | 我记得我是这三人中最小的 |
| 635 | I was, there were two ladies at the time, | 那时我有两个女士 |
| 636 | but I was the youngest by far. | 但我是最年轻的 |
| 637 | And they were like, you're out of your mind. | 他们就像,你疯了。 |
| 638 | Like this is going to the moon, we're gonna crush it. | 就像这个要到月亮,我们会把它压碎。 |
| 639 | Don't keep talking. | 别再说了 |
| 640 | We have more experience. | 我们有更多的经验。 |
| 641 | We've seen this before. | 我们以前见过这个 |
| 642 | And I push and I push and I push. | 我推,我推,我推,我推。 |
| 643 | And they wouldn't listen to me. | 他们不会听我的 |
| 644 | And so I was pretty upset and I let that be known. | 所以我很不高兴 我让大家知道 |
| 645 | And I thought I was right. | 而我认为我是对的。 |
| 646 | And then one of my employees calls me and he's, | 我的一个雇员打电话给我 他... |
| 647 | what's up, LJ, if you hear this. | 怎么样,LJ,如果你听到这个。 |
| 648 | LJ is the man. | LJ就是那个人 |
| 649 | And LJ calls me and he's like, | LJ打电话给我 他说 |
| 650 | hey, I think they're gonna fire you. | 嘿,我想他们会解雇你。 |
| 651 | I was like, they can't fire me. | 他们不能开除我 |
| 652 | I own part of this place. | 我拥有这个地方的一部分。 |
| 653 | What do you mean fire me? | 你说开除我是什么意思? |
| 654 | He's like, they're like digging up, | 他喜欢,他们喜欢挖掘, |
| 655 | trying to find something on you | 试图找到你身上的东西 |
| 656 | so that they can push you out | 让他们把你赶出去 |
| 657 | because you think that we should do X | 因为你认为我们应该做X |
| 658 | and you're really pushing for that investment committee. | 你真的在推动投资委员会。 |
| 659 | They don't think your vision's aligned with theirs. | 他们不认为你的视觉 符合他们的。 |
| 660 | I'm like, well, first of all, | 我很喜欢,嗯,首先, |
| 661 | a truth that I've come to agree with, | 我同意这个事实 |
| 662 | which is when you have something hard to say, | 当你有 难说的事情, |
| 663 | say it to somebody's face. | 当着别人的面说 |
| 664 | No matter what, you will have more respect | 不管怎样,你都会更受尊重 |
| 665 | for not going around somebody else's back | 不绕别人的背 |
| 666 | and instead having the cojones, | 转而吃鸡尾酒 |
| 667 | as we would say in Spanish, to say it straight up. | 正如我们在西班牙语中所说的,直截了当地说。 |
| 668 | So I thanked LJ and then I got invited to the dinner, | 所以我感谢LJ,然后我被邀请参加晚餐, |
| 669 | a dinner with one of the partners. | 和合伙人一起吃晚饭 |
| 670 | Now, I'm not very scary. | 现在,我不是很可怕。 |
| 671 | You can see me, but my husband is scary. | 你可以看到我,但我的丈夫是可怕的。 |
| 672 | He is a former Navy SEAL. | 他是前海豹突击队队员 |
| 673 | And not only does he have the scariest | 他不仅有最可怕的 |
| 674 | of Navy SEAL resting bitch faces, | 海军海豹突击队的婊子脸蛋 |
| 675 | he is also jacked and a pretty big dude | 他也是个大人物 |
| 676 | and also knows a lot about weapons, | 而且对武器也非常了解 |
| 677 | like an odd amount about weapons. | 像一个奇怪的数量 关于武器。 |
| 678 | And everybody knew that at my firm, | 每个人都知道我的公司, |
| 679 | but I knew the guy that was gonna try | 但我认识那个会尝试的人 |
| 680 | to pull this one over on me, | 把这个拉过来 |
| 681 | where he was gonna try to sort of strong arm me | 在那里他打算尝试 某种强壮的手臂我 |
| 682 | out of the company at this dinner | 这次晚宴从公司出来 |
| 683 | and try to tell me like, | 试着告诉我,喜欢, |
| 684 | he kind of thought he could intimidate me, I think. | 他觉得可以恐吓我 |
| 685 | Which to be fair, you guys, throughout your entire life, | 公平地说 你们这一辈子 |
| 686 | there will be people that try to use their intimidation, | 会有人试图用他们的恐吓, |
| 687 | their aggression, their whatever, | 他们的侵略,无论什么, |
| 688 | to make you feel less than. | 让你感觉不如。 |
| 689 | And when that happens, you have to figure out, | 事情一旦发生,你就得想清楚 |
| 690 | is this a moment that I hold a wall or am I made of paper? | 这是我拿着墙还是用纸做的? |
| 691 | And those moments where you stand up | 你站起来的那些时刻 |
| 692 | and you realize that you are not made of paper, | 你们知道自己不是用纸做的, |
| 693 | they're the moments where life really changes. | 是生命真正改变的时刻 |
| 694 | I remember shaking on the way to this dinner. | 我记得在去吃晚饭的路上摇晃过 |
| 695 | It was actually here in Austin at a hotel. | 其实是在奥斯汀的酒店里 |
| 696 | And Chris came with me. | 克里斯跟我来 |
| 697 | And so I was like, here's my plan. | 所以我想,这是我的计划。 |
| 698 | He thinks I'm gonna come to dinner, just you and, | 他以为我会来吃晚饭 只有你 |
| 699 | just me and him. | 只有我和他一个人 |
| 700 | And he's gonna try to, like he usually does, | 他会尝试,像他通常一样, |
| 701 | either yell at me or intimidate me or blackmail me. | 要么骂我 要么恐吓我 要么勒索我 |
| 702 | I don't know what's gonna happen. | 我不知道会发生什么。 |
| 703 | And you're gonna come, Chris, | 你会来的,克里斯, |
| 704 | and you're just, you're not gonna say anything, | 而你只是, 你不会说什么, |
| 705 | except you're just gonna sit there and look scary. | 除非你会坐在那里看起来很恐怖 |
| 706 | And then if he doesn't let me talk, | 如果他不让我说 |
| 707 | like he sometimes doesn't let me talk, | 就像他有时不让我说 |
| 708 | you're just gonna put your hand on his shoulder | 你要把手放在他的肩膀上 |
| 709 | and you're gonna say, | 你会说, |
| 710 | I'm gonna need you to let my wife speak. | 我需要你让我妻子说话。 |
| 711 | And he's gonna be scared. | 他会害怕的 |
| 712 | And when I tell you the joy of my life | 当我告诉你我的快乐生活 |
| 713 | that happened to you guys, | 这发生在你们身上, |
| 714 | when we get to this hotel, | 当我们到达这酒店, |
| 715 | we go to stand in there. | 我们去站在那里。 |
| 716 | This gent, who I won't say his name, sees me. | 这个先生,我不会说他的名字,看到我了。 |
| 717 | I see his eyes flare, | 我看到他的眼睛闪耀, |
| 718 | cause he sees Chris too. | 因为他也看见克里斯了 |
| 719 | And then he comes up, oh, hi, hugs, hugs, hugs. | 然后他来了,哦,嗨,拥抱,拥抱,拥抱。 |
| 720 | And then goes, you know what? | 然后去,你知道吗? |
| 721 | I gotta go to the bathroom really quickly. | 我得马上去洗手间 |
| 722 | And I peek around the corner | 我偷看转角 |
| 723 | and I watch as he gets on the phone. | 我看着他打电话 |
| 724 | And I'm sure to call the other partners and go, | 我敢肯定,打电话给其他合伙人 然后走, |
| 725 | oh no, you know, Cody's husband's here. | 哦,不,你知道,科迪的丈夫在这里。 |
| 726 | I don't know if this is gonna go exactly the way we want to. | 我不知道这会不会像我们想的那样 |
| 727 | I don't know if I'm gonna be able to strong-arm her. | 我不知道我能不能强壮地武装她 |
| 728 | I don't know what they actually said. | 我不知道他们到底说了什么 |
| 729 | Anyway, we come back out and I lay it on the table. | 无论如何,我们回来 我把它放在桌子上。 |
| 730 | And I'm like, he starts talking about something. | 我很喜欢,他开始谈论什么。 |
| 731 | And I'm like, my mom has a great line. | 而我喜欢, 我妈妈有一个伟大的台词。 |
| 732 | She says, 99.9% of the time, | 她说,99.9%的时间, |
| 733 | when I ask you a question, I already know the answer. | 当我问你一个问题, 我已经知道答案。 |
| 734 | You have the ability to tell me a truth or a lie here. | 你有能力在这里告诉我真相或谎言 |
| 735 | Your choice. | 你选择 |
| 736 | And his face was like, what? | 他的脸像什么? |
| 737 | And so then I told him, | 然后我告诉他, |
| 738 | I know that you're trying to push me out of the company. | 我知道你想把我赶出公司 |
| 739 | Don't ask me how I know it, I know. | 别问我怎么知道的 |
| 740 | I know you're trying to dig up something | 我知道你在挖东西 |
| 741 | to make me look like the bad guy. | 让我看起来像坏人 |
| 742 | And it's not gonna happen. | 且道不会. |
| 743 | So you have two options. | 你有两个选择 |
| 744 | One, you get out of the way and you resign. | 一,让开后辞职. |
| 745 | Or two, you give me a buyout option. | 或者两个,你给我一个买断选择。 |
| 746 | But there's no three. | 但无三种. |
| 747 | So it's one or two. | 故一两. |
| 748 | And he's like, well, you can't force that. | 他就像,嗯,你不能强迫。 |
| 749 | And I said, I think my attorney can. | 我说,我认为我的律师可以。 |
| 750 | And so we can choose. | 所以我们可以选择。 |
| 751 | That non-paper wall led me to the very first time, | 那面非纸墙让我第一次 |
| 752 | you guys, maybe past any point | 你们,也许过了任何一点 |
| 753 | that normal entrepreneurs do it, | 正常的企业家这样做, |
| 754 | doing something completely on my own. | 完全靠我自己做点事 |
| 755 | For 15 years, I had worked for other people. | 我为别人工作了15年 |
| 756 | I'd worked with other people. | 我和其他人一起工作过 |
| 757 | I had done stuff with other people in finance. | 我和其他金融界人士做过一些事情 |
| 758 | And I didn't really love the people in finance. | 我并不真正爱金融界的人。 |
| 759 | And this was the first time that that big scary moment | 这是第一次 那个可怕的大时刻 |
| 760 | where I almost got pushed out, | 我差点被赶出去 |
| 761 | where he tried to blindside me, | 他试图蒙蔽我 |
| 762 | turned into me putting up a non-paper wall. | 变成了我竖起非纸墙。 |
| 763 | And if you think it all gets better, | 如果你觉得一切都好起来 |
| 764 | the second that you have your own business, | 第二,你有自己的业务, |
| 765 | I'm gonna let you in to a surprise. | 我会让你惊喜的 |
| 766 | Having a job is hard. | 工作很难 |
| 767 | Having a business is hard. | 做生意很难 |
| 768 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 769 | Having a partner is hard. | 有个搭档很难 |
| 770 | Not having a partner is hard. | 没有伴侣是很难的。 |
| 771 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 772 | Everything is hard. | 一切难得. |
| 773 | So even though I started then my own company | 所以,即使我开始了,然后我自己的公司 |
| 774 | and built that company profitably and grew it a ton | 兴建了这家公司 并成长了一吨 |
| 775 | and had more success than I'd ever had in my entire life | 比我一生都成功过 |
| 776 | and more freedom than I'd ever had in my entire life, | 和更多的自由 比我这辈子从未有过, |
| 777 | I also had more pain than I'd ever had in my entire life. | 我这辈子也比以前更痛苦 |
| 778 | At one point, I had a partner who wanted to stop working | 有一次,我有个搭档想停止工作 |
| 779 | but wanted to keep part of my main company. | 但想保留我公司的一部分 |
| 780 | The only way that I could get him to stop | 我唯一能阻止他的办法 |
| 781 | is I had to pay him a million dollars. | 我不得不给他一百万 |
| 782 | I had to go through lawsuits and back and forth | 我不得不通过诉讼 前后 |
| 783 | and gnarly letters until finally I said, | 直到我终于说, |
| 784 | I will pay you $1 million to just leave. | 我会付你100万美元让你离开 |
| 785 | Just like stop working | 就像停止工作一样 |
| 786 | because you're just in the way of everything. | 因为你只是阻碍一切 |
| 787 | Just get out of here and here's a million dollars. | 只要离开这里,这里的一百万。 |
| 788 | So that was my first probably million dollar payout. | 所以,这是我第一次可能 百万美元支付。 |
| 789 | And so it doesn't get easier as you get bigger | 这样就不会越大越容易了 |
| 790 | but you do start to build up this armor of no's | 但你真的开始 建立这种盔甲的无 |
| 791 | and can'ts and shoulds until eventually | 并且不能和应该 直到最终 |
| 792 | it almost stops bothering you. | 它几乎停止打扰你。 |
| 793 | Eventually, you won't get bothered | 最后,你不会被打扰 |
| 794 | by the things that bother you today. | 由今天困扰你的事情。 |
| 795 | Like there's some magic that happens | 就像有魔法发生 |
| 796 | the more you get an entrepreneurship. | 你越有创业精神 |
| 797 | It's like lifting in the gym. | 这就像在健身房举起。 |
| 798 | In the beginning, maybe five pounds, kind of a lot. | 一开始,也许5磅,有点大 |
| 799 | Then it's 10, then it's 15, then it's 20. | 后为十,后为十五,后为二十. |
| 800 | Then at some point you cannot even reconcile | 那时你甚至无法调和 |
| 801 | that five pounds used to be enough | 那五磅过去足够了 |
| 802 | because you keep having gains and gains and gains. | 因为你们不断得益。 |
| 803 | And it is the same thing in the game of success, | 这在成功游戏中是一样的 |
| 804 | money, life and business. | 钱 生活和生意 |
| 805 | The more difficulty you have, | 你越困难 |
| 806 | the more burden you can carry. | 负担越重 |
| 807 | I don't ever think it gets easier, you just get better. | 我不认为它会变得更容易, 你只是变得更好。 |
| 808 | And so you shouldn't ask for an easier path. | 所以,你不应该要求一个更简单的路径。 |
| 809 | You should ask for the ability to shoulder more. | 你应该要求有能力 更肩。 |
| 810 | Those are what my prayers sound like. | 这些是我的祈祷之声 |
| 811 | It doesn't sound like give me all this money, | 听起来不像给我这么多钱 |
| 812 | make it easier for me. | 帮我更方便 |
| 813 | It usually sounds like give me the strength and confidence | 通常听起来像是给我力量和信心 |
| 814 | to believe that this is possible for me. | 相信这对我来说是可能的。 |
| 815 | Give me the ability to do this task | 给我做这个任务的能力 |
| 816 | or to learn more intelligently until I can. | 或者学得更聪明,直到我能。 |
| 817 | Please don't give me problems and tasks | 请不要给我麻烦和任务 |
| 818 | that I cannot handle right now, | 我现在无法应付 |
| 819 | but give me the ability to learn how to handle | 但给我能力 学会如何处理 |
| 820 | the ones that I do have. | 我拥有的 |
| 821 | And then at some point in your life, | 然后在你生命的某个时候 |
| 822 | you will have a moment in which you think | 你会有一个时刻,你认为 |
| 823 | you will lose everything you have built. | 你会失去你建造的一切 |
| 824 | When you're young, you actually don't have much to lose. | 年轻时,实际上没有多少损失. |
| 825 | You have something called ego risk that you could lose, | 你有一个所谓的自我风险 你可能会失去, |
| 826 | reputational risk that you could lose. | 名誉风险 你可能会失去。 |
| 827 | But you don't actually have a mortgage and kids | 但你实际上没有抵押贷款和孩子 |
| 828 | and finances and overhead at your company. | 和你的公司的财务和间接费用。 |
| 829 | You don't have all this big, huge risk | 你没有这么大的冒险 |
| 830 | that's hard to understand when you're young. | 这很难理解 当你年轻。 |
| 831 | But eventually you will. | 但最终你会的 |
| 832 | I've never met an entrepreneur that hasn't had a moment | 我从未见过一个没有时间的企业家 |
| 833 | that almost broke them. | 这几乎打破了他们。 |
| 834 | And usually the joke when I tell that story | 通常我讲这个故事时会开玩笑 |
| 835 | is somebody in the crowd will go, | 有人在人群会去, |
| 836 | only one because you're gonna have many moments like that. | 只有一个 因为你会有很多这样的时间 |
| 837 | And this was one such moment where I had built the company, | 这是我建立公司的时刻 |
| 838 | I was doing all the things, | 我所做的一切, |
| 839 | but I had another member of my company | 但我有我公司的另一名成员 |
| 840 | running some of the finances. | 管理一些财务。 |
| 841 | That person was either inept, incompetent or fraudulent. | 这个人要么是无能 要么是欺诈 |
| 842 | And I didn't realize it, but we were a few weeks away | 我没想到,但我们还有几个星期 |
| 843 | from being completely out of money. | 从完全没有钱。 |
| 844 | I am talking about employees that I couldn't pay. | 我说的是我付不起的员工 |
| 845 | I am talking about having to shut it down. | 我说的是必须关闭它。 |
| 846 | I'm talking about complete and utter loss | 我说的是完全和彻底的损失 |
| 847 | and so much fear about what that would look like, | 和这么多的恐惧 会是什么样子, |
| 848 | especially when you wrap up your identity | 特别是当你结束你的身份 |
| 849 | into what you were, a business owner, a CEO or whatever. | 成为你的主人 首席执行官之类的 |
| 850 | And I was so scared for that to happen. | 我当时很害怕 |
| 851 | And I remember, I've told the story before, | 我记得,我以前讲过这个故事 |
| 852 | but I remember talking to my dad at that point | 但我记得当时和我爸谈过 |
| 853 | and saying, what do you do when you don't know where to go, | 并说,你做什么 当你不知道去哪里, |
| 854 | you don't know what to do, | 你不知道该怎么办, |
| 855 | you don't know who to talk to next. | 你不知道下一个是谁 |
| 856 | And he calls that your head in the hands moment | 他呼唤你的头 在手中的时刻 |
| 857 | when you're sitting alone on the couch in the dark | 在黑暗中独自坐在沙发上 |
| 858 | with no idea what to do next. | 不知道接下来该怎么办 |
| 859 | And he said, you're not in the game | 他说,你不在游戏中 |
| 860 | if you haven't had that moment. | 如果你还没有那个时刻。 |
| 861 | You're not in the game of success | 你不在比赛中成功 |
| 862 | if you haven't felt completely lost, | 如果你还没有感到完全迷失, |
| 863 | if you haven't felt like you were gonna lose it all, | 如果你不觉得你会失去一切 |
| 864 | if you haven't been completely mortified | 如果你还没有被完全羞辱 |
| 865 | at the idea that you might not make it. | 在你可能来不及的想法。 |
| 866 | If you have, then you're in the game, baby. | 如果你有,那么你就在游戏中,宝贝。 |
| 867 | But if you haven't, then you aren't taking big enough risks. | 但如果你没有,那么你没有承担足够的风险。 |
| 868 | That one little risk, I think without it, | 我想没有这个风险 |
| 869 | all of the companies I have today, | 今天我所有的公司都这样 |
| 870 | all of the opportunity would have never been there | 所有的机会都不会存在 |
| 871 | because you cannot have financial success | 因为你不能在经济上取得成功 |
| 872 | with multiple, multiple zeros | 带有多个,多个零 |
| 873 | if you have no system of oversight to make it. | 如果你没有监督系统来做。 |
| 874 | Almost losing everything built the foundation | 几乎失去一切 建立了基础 |
| 875 | to make sure I never do that again. | 确保我再也不这样做了 |
| 876 | Almost losing everything meant | 几乎失去一切意味着 |
| 877 | that I understood how to run a real company, | 我知道怎么经营一个真正的公司, |
| 878 | not how to have hope, luck, and a prayer. | 不是希望、运气和祈祷 |
| 879 | So that thing in front of you at this moment | 所以现在在你面前的那个东西 |
| 880 | that you think is gonna break you | 你觉得会打破你 |
| 881 | might actually be the thing that is going to catapult you | 可能真的会把你击毙 |
| 882 | to the next level of the game. | 到游戏的下一关。 |
| 883 | There's a quote that I love by Austin Butler, | 有句话说我喜欢奥斯汀·巴特勒 |
| 884 | and I wanna play it for you here. | 我想在这里为你演奏 |
| 885 | I was at a party once and I was dancing, | 我参加过一次派对 跳舞 |
| 886 | and they said, embarrassment is an underexplored emotion. | 他们说,尴尬是一种未充分阐释的情感。 |
| 887 | Go out there and make a fool of yourself. | 出门作么生. |
| 888 | Go for it. | 来啊 |
| 889 | Like, feel that feeling, the fear of springs, | 像,感受那种感觉,对春天的恐惧, |
| 890 | and go out there and do it. | 并去那边做。 |
| 891 | The truth of the matter is | 事实是 |
| 892 | you shouldn't be scared about failing. | 你不应该害怕失败 |
| 893 | You should be scared about looking back at yourself | 你应该害怕回头看自己 |
| 894 | 10 years from now and thinking, I haven't changed at all. | 十年之后,我一点儿都没变 |
| 895 | Take the big leap, do the thing, | 大跃进,做点什么 |
| 896 | because the only real failure is never actually trying. | 因为唯一真正的失败 就是从来没有尝试过 |
| 897 | And it's not just me that says this about failure. | 不仅仅是我说失败。 |
| 898 | Listen to Kobe Bryant, the man himself. | 听听神户布莱恩特,他本人。 |
| 899 | If you fail on Monday, | 如果你星期一失败了 |
| 900 | the only way it's a failure on Monday | 只有周一失败 |
| 901 | is if you decide to not progress from that, right? | 如果你决定不从那里进步,对不对? |
| 902 | So to me, that's why failure's not existed, | 对我来说,这就是失败不存在的原因 |
| 903 | because if I fail today, | 因为如果我今天失败了 |
| 904 | okay, I'm gonna learn something from that failure, | 好吧,我要从失败中吸取教训, |
| 905 | and I'm gonna try again on Tuesday. | 我星期二再试一次 |
| 906 | What I love about that quote is he's right. | 我最喜欢的就是他是对的 |
| 907 | He does it for the love of the game, | 他这样做是为了游戏的爱, |
| 908 | not the win or loss of the game. | 而不是游戏的胜负 |
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| 0:00 | You'll make more money once you realize failure is just the entry price to eventual success. | 一旦意识到失败只是最终成功的入场价格,你会赚更多的钱. |
| 0:05 | Respect is earned, not given. | 尊重是赢得的,而不是给予的。 |
| 0:07 | I wasn't deserving of respect. | 我不值得尊敬。 |
| 0:08 | And if you're not getting respect | 如果你没有得到尊重 |
| 0:09 | right now, it might be because you need to have a little bit more dangerous of a demeanor. | 现在,这可能是因为你需要 有一点点危险 一个低调。 |
| 0:13 | Sometimes the chip on your shoulder is worth more than a pat on the back. | 有时候你肩膀上的芯片 比拍拍背还值钱 |
| 0:17 | Stay cool on the surface, baby. | 保持冷静的表面,宝贝。 |
| 0:18 | Paddle like hell. | 划得像地狱一样 |
| 0:19 | Never apologize for trying really, | 从不为尝试道歉 |
| 0:21 | really hard. | 真的很难。 |
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| 1 | You'll make more money once you realize failure is just the entry price to eventual success. | 一旦意识到失败只是最终成功的入场价格,你会赚更多的钱. |
| 2 | Respect is earned, not given. | 尊重是赢得的,而不是给予的。 |
| 3 | I wasn't deserving of respect. | 我不值得尊敬。 |
| 4 | And if you're not getting respect | 如果你没有得到尊重 |
| 5 | right now, it might be because you need to have a little bit more dangerous of a demeanor. | 现在,这可能是因为你需要 有一点点危险 一个低调。 |
| 6 | Sometimes the chip on your shoulder is worth more than a pat on the back. | 有时候你肩膀上的芯片 比拍拍背还值钱 |
| 7 | Stay cool on the surface, baby. | 保持冷静的表面,宝贝。 |
| 8 | Paddle like hell. | 划得像地狱一样 |
| 9 | Never apologize for trying really, | 从不为尝试道歉 |
| 10 | really hard. | 真的很难。 |
| 11 | Having a job is hard. | 工作很难 |
| 12 | Having a business is hard. | 做生意很难 |
| 13 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 14 | That thing in front of you at this moment that you think is going to break you might actually | 在你面前的这个东西,你认为 会打破你实际上 |
| 15 | be the thing that is going to catapult you to the next level of the game. | 成为将你推向下一关游戏的东西。 |
| 16 | Welcome back to the Big Deal Podcast. | 欢迎回到"大交易"节目 |
| 17 | I'm Cody Sanchez. | 我是科迪・桑切斯。 |
| 18 | I want to talk to you | 我想跟你谈谈 |
| 19 | vulnerably today about all the ways I've lost, the lessons I've learned in it, | 我所失去的一切 以及从中汲取的教训 |
| 20 | so you can get more comfortable with the truth and thus win more. | 这样你就可以对真相更自在 从而赢得更多。 |
| 21 | If you're not failing enough | 如果你不够失败 |
| 22 | and big enough, you'll never really win. | 足够大,你永远赢不了 |
| 23 | So without further ado, welcome to the official | 所以,不用再多说了,欢迎来到官方 |
| 24 | Cody Sanchez Lowlight Reel where I can teach you all the lessons and you can skip my scars. | 科迪·桑切斯·低光 在那里我可以教你所有的课程 你可以跳过我的伤疤。 |
| 25 | If you didn't get into the school that you wanted to get into, don't worry, | 如果你没有进入你想进入的学校, 别担心, |
| 26 | I was the exact same way. | 我也一样 |
| 27 | In fact, I applied to all the big names, the Harvards, the Stanfords, | 事实上,我申请了所有大名,哈佛,斯坦福, |
| 28 | the Yales. | 耶鲁人 |
| 29 | Shocking, I got into none of them. | 吓了一跳,我都没搞到 |
| 30 | In fact, I barely got into Arizona State University, | 事实上 我几乎没考上亚利桑那州立大学 |
| 31 | Harvard of the West, some might say. | 西方的哈佛,有人会说。 |
| 32 | I think the only reason that that didn't cripple me | 我觉得唯一的原因,那没有使我瘫痪 |
| 33 | at that time was I had no money to go anywhere else. | 当时我没有钱去别的地方 |
| 34 | So I went to Arizona State and that | 所以我去了亚利桑那州 |
| 35 | actually ended up being the biggest win that I ever could have. | 最终成为我最大的赢家 |
| 36 | What do you mean by that? | 这是什么意思? |
| 37 | Well, | 那个 |
| 38 | 60,000 students meant that I had to navigate not being that important. | 6万名学生意味着我必须去导航 而不是那么重要。 |
| 39 | Being a number, | 作为一个数字, |
| 40 | nobody cared about me, nobody was checking up on me. | 没人在乎我 没人在查我 |
| 41 | I wasn't special at all and that meant | 我一点都不特别,这意味着 |
| 42 | that I worked really hard. | 我非常努力地工作着 |
| 43 | I had three degrees by the end of it. | 末有三度摄. |
| 44 | I got a grant from the Howard | 我得到了霍华德的赠款 |
| 45 | Buffett Foundation because when you're not special but you have a chip on your shoulder, | 巴菲特基金会 因为当你不特别 但你肩上有芯片 |
| 46 | you have the opportunity to prove everybody wrong and sometimes the chip on your shoulder | 你有机会证明每个人都错了 有时候你肩上的芯片 |
| 47 | is worth more than a pat on the back. | 比拍拍背还值钱 |
| 48 | So then you might think, well, maybe it gets better | 所以,你可能会想,嗯,也许它变得更好 |
| 49 | afterwards and once you're done with college, you're going to figure it out. | 之后,一旦你完成了大学, 你会想出办法的。 |
| 50 | Everything's | 这一切都是 |
| 51 | going to be fine. | 会没事的。 |
| 52 | Well, if you're like me, I had no jobs, you guys. | 好吧,如果你像我一样, 我没有工作,你们。 |
| 53 | Senior year of college, | 大学高年级, |
| 54 | I had no jobs. | 我没有工作 |
| 55 | I was too busy partying, doing things I shouldn't have been doing, going to frat | 我忙着狂欢 做不该做的事 去兄弟会 |
| 56 | and sorority things and the only people that wanted to hire me were like the Associated Press | 和联谊会的事情 和唯一想雇用我的人 是像美联社 |
| 57 | for $18,000 which even back then was not enough money and I was pretty scared. | 一万八千元 那时的钱还不够 我很害怕 |
| 58 | I thought I was | 我以为我是 |
| 59 | going to have to move back in with mom and dad. | 得搬回去和爸爸妈妈住 |
| 60 | I was super embarrassed but maybe that thing that | 我很尴尬,但也许那个东西 |
| 61 | is your biggest fear leads you to do the irrational thing you would not have done otherwise. | 你最大的恐惧导致你 做你本不会做的事 |
| 62 | If I had | 如果我有的话 |
| 63 | an easy job come across my plate, maybe I wouldn't have pushed myself to do the irrational thing | 做一件容易的事,也许我不会 逼自己做非理性的事 |
| 64 | which is I went to a finance conference. | 我参加了金融会议 |
| 65 | I sat next to a woman. | 我坐在一个女人旁边 |
| 66 | She ended up being a recruiter | 她最后成了一个招募者 |
| 67 | for one of the biggest companies in finance in the world. | 是世界上最大的金融公司之一 |
| 68 | It's called Vanguard and I just got | 它叫先锋,我刚得到 |
| 69 | curious. | 好奇吗? |
| 70 | Your willingness to ask questions and look stupid while everybody else tries to position | 你愿意问问题,看起来很傻,而其他人却想定位 |
| 71 | themselves especially when you're young is what's going to make you stand out. | 特别是你年轻的时候 才会让你出名 |
| 72 | The older you get, | 年纪越大 |
| 73 | the more you realize you don't really know anything and the younger you are and the more | 你越意识到你什么都不知道 越年轻越多 |
| 74 | you try to look like you know everything, the more foolish you actually look. | 你试图看起来像你知道一切, 越愚蠢 你实际上看起来。 |
| 75 | So I sat next to her | 我坐在她旁边 |
| 76 | and was like, I don't understand anything. | 我什么也听不懂,我什么都听不懂 |
| 77 | What do you guys do? | 你们是做什么的? |
| 78 | How does that work? | 怎么会这样? |
| 79 | How does this go? | 怎么样? |
| 80 | What happened? | 发生了什么事? |
| 81 | She gave me a job offer. | 她给了我一份工作 |
| 82 | That job offer made like 3x more than my 18k which was a | 那份工作比我的18K还多 |
| 83 | lot at the time and every single other person in this program, it's called an accelerated | 在当时的很多, 在这个计划中的每一个人, 这被称为加速 |
| 84 | development program, every single other person in it, they went to the Harvards, the Stanfords, | 他们去了哈佛大学 斯坦福大学 |
| 85 | the Yale. | 耶鲁报. |
| 86 | I was the only public school little kid nerd who was also a sorority girl in it. | 我是唯一的公立学校小书呆子 也是女生 |
| 87 | If you've ever seen how ducks look really calm on the surface but they're paddling like crazy | 如果你见过鸭子的表面看起来很平静 但它们像疯子一样横行 |
| 88 | underneath it, that was me. | 在它下面,这就是我。 |
| 89 | So if that is you right now, that's okay. | 所以,如果这是你 现在,没关系。 |
| 90 | Stay cool on the surface, | 在表面保持冷静, |
| 91 | paddle like hell, never apologize for trying really, really hard. | 划得像地狱一样 永远不要为努力而道歉 |
| 92 | That's what I certainly did. | 我当然做了 |
| 93 | And I thought maybe I had made it at Vanguard. | 我想也许我在先锋队成功了 |
| 94 | But then what's going to happen is you're going | 但接下来会发生的是你要去 |
| 95 | to feel like this client that you're on, every single time you get to the top, you hit the first | 感觉就像这个客户 你上, 每一次你到达顶部, 你打第一个 |
| 96 | peak, there's a big cliff on the other side. | 山顶,另一边有个大悬崖 |
| 97 | There's a ravine you have to go back down. | 有条沟谷你必须回去 |
| 98 | My ravine was at the end of that year process, you had to find your own job inside of Vanguard. | 我的沟谷在那一年的末期 你必须在先锋队内部找到自己的工作 |
| 99 | And so they didn't just like give you another job after you went through the program. | 所以他们不只是喜欢给你另一个工作 之后你通过程序。 |
| 100 | Somebody had | 有人说 |
| 101 | to choose you inside of the company to come stay and work in their division. | 选择你在公司里呆着 在他们的部门工作 |
| 102 | And I came up with an idea for the company. | 我为公司想了个主意 |
| 103 | I brought it to the head of my division. | 我把它带到我师长那里 |
| 104 | The guy's like, cool, this seems like a cool idea. | 这家伙就像,酷, 这似乎是一个酷的主意。 |
| 105 | And then what happened? | 然后发生了什么? |
| 106 | Well, he pulls me back in | 他拉我回来 |
| 107 | a couple hours later. | 几个小时后。 |
| 108 | He, I think I'm getting this job. | 他,我想我得到了这份工作。 |
| 109 | He's like, we've cleared it. | 他就像,我们已经清除它。 |
| 110 | This is | 这是 |
| 111 | going to be awesome. | 这将是真棒。 |
| 112 | You're going to go do this thing that you really want to do at our other | 你要去做这个事情 你真的想做我们另一个 |
| 113 | campus. | 学校。 |
| 114 | I'm like, great. | 我很喜欢,伟大的。 |
| 115 | He pulls me back in and he sits me down. | 他拉我回来,他让我坐下。 |
| 116 | I'm all excited. | 我很兴奋 |
| 117 | I've called my | 我打电话给我 |
| 118 | parents. | 父母亲。 |
| 119 | I've told them already, like, what if I have to move to this new place, do this thing? | 我已经告诉他们,喜欢, 如果我必须搬到这个新地方, 做这件事情? |
| 120 | And he goes, what do you think your colleagues think about you? | 他走了,你觉得你的同事对你有什么看法? |
| 121 | And I was like, what? | 我当时想,什么? |
| 122 | I thought | 我以为 |
| 123 | we were talking about this job that I came up with and this cool thing that I could do. | и弧琌и稱 临Τи暗慌ㄆ |
| 124 | It's like, what do you think they think about you? | 你觉得他们怎么看你? |
| 125 | I'm like, Ron, I have no idea what you're | 我像,罗恩,我不知道你是什么 |
| 126 | talking about. | 谈论。 |
| 127 | Like, can you explain to me? | 像,你能解释给我听吗? |
| 128 | And he goes, well, your colleagues think that you would | 他去,好了,你的同事认为你会 |
| 129 | leave dead bodies behind you to get ahead. | 留下你身后的尸体,以前进。 |
| 130 | I was like, Jesus Christ, like metaphorically, physically, | 我像,耶稣基督, 像比喻,身体, |
| 131 | I was like 110 pounds soaking wet back then. | 当时我好像有110磅湿 |
| 132 | And I'm trying not to cry candidly because I don't | 我尽量不哭,因为我不 |
| 133 | know what to say to that. | 知道该怎么说吗? |
| 134 | And I'm like, I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're talking about. | 且道:"老爷,我且不解. |
| 135 | And he basically said, well, you know, you never come to the group lunches. | 他基本上说,嗯,你知道, 你从来没有来参加集体午餐。 |
| 136 | You know, you never | 你知道,你从来没有 |
| 137 | plan group activities. | 计划小组活动。 |
| 138 | Apparently, when people come to your desk, you're like too busy to talk | 显然,当人们来到你的桌子, 你好像太忙 说话 |
| 139 | to them. | 给他们。 |
| 140 | They think that you're too good for them. | 他们认为你对他们太好 |
| 141 | Little did he know that the reason why I was doing | 他不知道为什么我这样做 |
| 142 | those things was because I was drowning. | 那些东西是因为我溺水了 |
| 143 | Like they were all these smart people who had finance | 好像他们都是有钱的聪明人 |
| 144 | degrees. | 学位。 |
| 145 | I was like a journalism background trying to figure out how to keep up with Harvard and | 我就像一个新闻背景 试图找出如何跟上哈佛和 |
| 146 | Stanford and Yale. | 斯坦福和耶鲁大学. |
| 147 | And so yeah, I wasn't like party planning because I was dying on the inside. | 所以是的,我不喜欢派对计划 因为我在内部死亡。 |
| 148 | So so at the end, he said, so that job that you want to have, we're actually going to give | 所以最后,他说, 让你想要的工作, 我们实际上会给 |
| 149 | it to this other person. | 给另一个人 |
| 150 | And I remember going home and I was crying. | 我记得回家时我哭了 |
| 151 | I was super embarrassed. | 我非常尴尬。 |
| 152 | I didn't want to tell my parents because I had like proactively told them I was going to do this | 我不想告诉我父母 因为我主动告诉他们我要这么做 |
| 153 | thing. | 东西。 |
| 154 | But what's fascinating about that is if you flash forward seven years, that same person | 但最令人着迷的是,如果你闪耀 7年,同一个人 |
| 155 | who took that job for me, who's awesome and a friend now, she became my CEO at another company. | 她为我做了这份工作 她现在很出色 也是个朋友 她成了我另一个公司的首席执行官 |
| 156 | She worked for me. | 她为我工作。 |
| 157 | And so thankfully, the fact that they had been like, no, because you're not | 非常感谢,事实上,他们一直喜欢,不, 因为你不是 |
| 158 | nice enough, you don't smile enough, you don't party plan, Cody, we're not going to give you this | 很好,你笑得不够,你没有派对计划,科迪,我们不会给你这个 |
| 159 | job. | 任务。 |
| 160 | I was like, fuck you guys. | 我就像,他妈的你们。 |
| 161 | I'm out then. | 那我出来了 |
| 162 | Okay, fine. | 好吧,没事。 |
| 163 | Not even like a couple weeks later, | 甚至不像几个星期后 |
| 164 | recruiter calls me for the best company in the world in finance and investing at the time. | 招募者称我为当时世界上最优秀的金融投资公司. |
| 165 | It's | 这是 |
| 166 | Goldman Sachs. | 金刚手. |
| 167 | And when I tell you that like normal kids like me didn't work at Goldman Sachs, | 当我告诉你像我这样的普通孩子 不是在高盛工作时 |
| 168 | you don't have like a dad who didn't go to college and a mom who was a special education teacher | 你没有像爸爸一样没有上过大学 母亲是特殊教育老师 |
| 169 | and go to Arizona State and go work at Goldman Sachs. | 到亚利桑那州去高盛工作 |
| 170 | Like that just does not happen. | 就像那只是没有发生。 |
| 171 | So when the recruiter called me about this, I was like, yeah, I'm gonna take this call. | 所以,当招募者打电话给我 关于这一点,我想,是的,我要接这个电话。 |
| 172 | And I had such a big chip on my shoulder that I went ham through the interview process. | 我肩上有一个大芯片, 使我通过采访过程。 |
| 173 | I did everything you could humanly imagine. | 我做了你能想象的一切 |
| 174 | And I ended up making 3X my salary again. | 最后我又赚了3X的薪水 |
| 175 | And that | 还有 |
| 176 | took me to Chicago and New York for one of the best investment banking firms in the world. | 带我去芝加哥和纽约 成为世界上最好的投资银行公司之一 |
| 177 | What | 什麽? |
| 178 | I learned from my mentor at Goldman Sachs that helped me get the next job was that no matter | 我从高盛的导师那里学到的 帮助我获得下一个工作是,不管怎样 |
| 179 | what you do, if you do one thing right, which is control what gets into your brain, control the | 如果你做对一件事 那就是控制你脑子里的东西 |
| 180 | inputs, and what you consume, that leads to your outputs, aka how you succeed. | 输入,以及你所消耗的, 导致你的输出, 和如何成功。 |
| 181 | And since I learned | 自从我学会了 |
| 182 | that, I've been obsessed with making sure I only listen to things that feed me, things like this | 那个,我一直沉迷于 确保我只听 吃我的东西,像这样的东西 |
| 183 | podcast. | 播客们 |
| 184 | So if you're not already subscribed, this is your moment to do it to steal all of my rich | 所以,如果你还没有签署, 这是你的时刻 做它偷走我所有的富人 |
| 185 | mentors homework, like my mentor from Goldman Sachs and make sure that you're not filling your | 指导功课,就像我的导师 从高盛 确保你没有填满你的 |
| 186 | brain with things that aren't going to give you the success you want in life. | 大脑里的东西不会给你生命中想要的成功 |
| 187 | And so if you aren't | 所以,如果你没有 |
| 188 | already subscribed, if you're not already following us, if you're part of the 60% of humans | 已经签了,如果你还没有跟踪我们, 如果你是人类60%的一部分 |
| 189 | that never achieve what they want to achieve fully, I would change that. | 我将改变这一点。 |
| 190 | And I would subscribe to the | 我会订阅 |
| 191 | podcast. | 播客们 |
| 192 | The lesson is, when you can get around people who are smarter than you, do it every | 教训是,当你能环顾比你更聪明的人时, |
| 193 | chance you get, especially when it makes you uncomfortable. | 特别是当你觉得不舒服的时候 |
| 194 | You become what you surround | 你变成你身边的人 |
| 195 | yourself with. | 和你自己一样 |
| 196 | So if you surround yourself with a bunch of people who aren't winning, who don't make | 所以,如果你环绕自己 与一群人 谁没有赢,谁没有做 |
| 197 | any money, who aren't happy, who aren't married, who aren't having sex, guess what? | 任何钱,谁不高兴, 谁不结婚, 谁不做爱,你知道吗? |
| 198 | You ain't doing | 你不这样做 |
| 199 | none of those things. | 没有这些东西。 |
| 200 | So thankfully, I went to Goldman Sachs. | 幸好我去了高盛大学 |
| 201 | And again, it was a group of | 再说一遍,是一群 |
| 202 | people who lived in worlds I've never understood. | 生活在我从未理解过的世界的人 |
| 203 | That was the first time I heard the term we summer | 这是我第一次听到我们夏天的术语 |
| 204 | somewhere. | 某处. |
| 205 | I was like, we summer. | 我当时想,我们夏天。 |
| 206 | I was like, I think everybody summers. | 我想,每个人都夏天。 |
| 207 | There's like a summer and | 有个夏天 |
| 208 | it's a fall. | 这是一个秋天。 |
| 209 | There's like a thing. | 有如来事. |
| 210 | What are you talking about? | 你在说什么? |
| 211 | Then I heard all these fancy words | 然后我听到这些花言巧语 |
| 212 | and people live lives where they went to international schools. | 人们生活的地方 他们去了国际学校。 |
| 213 | I didn't leave the country | 我没有出国 |
| 214 | except to go to Mexico, probably when my parents didn't know it until I was well out of college. | 除了去墨西哥, 可能当我的父母不知道, 直到我大学毕业。 |
| 215 | I start working in Goldman. | 我开始在戈德曼工作。 |
| 216 | I climbed my old man up the ladder and I'm the kid. | 我爬上我老爸的梯子 我就是那个孩子 |
| 217 | I'm a little duck | 我是个小鸭子 |
| 218 | piling underwater like a crazy person. | 像个疯子一样在水下跳 |
| 219 | And what I learned there is half the time, it's not what you | 我学到的只有一半的时间,不是你 |
| 220 | know. | 知道吗? |
| 221 | It's not how you're doing. | 这不是你在做什么。 |
| 222 | It's who you know. | 这是你认识的人。 |
| 223 | And even more, who knows you. | 更甚者,谁认识你. |
| 224 | I was working like | 我当时的工作就像 |
| 225 | crazy. | 疯了。 |
| 226 | And when I went to go to get promotion from kind of the miserable job that it is when | 当我去从那份悲惨的工作升职的时候 |
| 227 | you become an analyst, that's the low guy on the totem pole at Goldman Sachs to trying to get to | 你成为一名分析师 这就是高盛的图腾柱上的低人 试图达到 |
| 228 | the next level of the game, it was like rejected, rejected, rejected. | 游戏的下一个关卡, 它就像被拒绝,拒绝,拒绝。 |
| 229 | And I remember all these | 我记得这些 |
| 230 | people getting ahead of me and they were really good at a thing you should never feel bad for | 人们超越我, 他们真的很擅长一件事 你不应该觉得不好 |
| 231 | doing, which is self-promotion if you are good for real things you did. | 做,这是自我促进 如果你是好 做真实的事情。 |
| 232 | And I remember being | 我还记得 |
| 233 | pretty jealous at that time about a bunch of other people. | 那时相当嫉妒一群人 |
| 234 | And I was like, man, maybe it's me, | 我当时想,伙计, 也许是我, |
| 235 | you know, maybe it's not everybody else. | 你知道,也许不是每个人。 |
| 236 | But thankfully that led me to do some pretty crazy | 幸好这让我发疯了 |
| 237 | things. | 东西。 |
| 238 | I ended up not asking my boss for permission and going to another boss in another division | 结果我又没请我老板同意,又去了另一个部门 |
| 239 | in another part of the company and saying, I want to come work here. | 公司的另一部分说 我想来这工作 |
| 240 | I want to come work there. | 我想去那边工作 |
| 241 | When I kept getting turned down, I kept going. | 当我一直被拒绝,我继续前进。 |
| 242 | Finally, one of them says yes to me, like sick. | 终于,其中一人答应我,就像生病一样. |
| 243 | My boss sucks, but this person sees I'm great. | 我的老板烂透了 但这个人知道我很棒 |
| 244 | And my boss shuts it down. | 和我的老板关闭它。 |
| 245 | He's like, I don't care | 他喜欢,我不在乎 |
| 246 | that that other person wants you again. | 那另一个人又想要你 |
| 247 | I'm going to fill it with somebody else. | 我要用别人填满它 |
| 248 | I was like, son of | 我当时想,儿子 |
| 249 | God, I'm really doing something wrong here. | 天啊,我真的做错什么了 |
| 250 | So what happened? | 发生什么事了? |
| 251 | I leave. | 我离开。 |
| 252 | But where do I go? | 但我该去哪儿? |
| 253 | I'm like, | 我很喜欢, |
| 254 | well, this time I am apparently relatively unemployable. | 这次我显然没有工作 |
| 255 | And so if you are also | 如果你也是一样 |
| 256 | unemployable, just know that most entrepreneurs, the reason for your success will be a bad former | 没有工作,只要知道大多数的企业家, 你成功的原因将是一个坏的前 |
| 257 | boss. | 头儿 |
| 258 | And so it's okay if you're semi-unemployable. | 所以如果你是半无报酬的,那也没关系。 |
| 259 | If you don't like the people that you've worked | 如果你不喜欢你工作过的人 |
| 260 | with before, have a little introspection to make sure if everybody's an asshole, what do we know, | 来回顾一下 如果每个人都是个混蛋 我们知道什么 |
| 261 | you probably are. | 你可能会是。 |
| 262 | So I'm sure I was in many ways back then. | 所以,我敢肯定,我在许多方面 当时。 |
| 263 | But then I went to State Street. | 但我后来去了州街 |
| 264 | And | 还有 |
| 265 | the way I went to State Street was different. | 我去州街的方式不一样 |
| 266 | This time I was like, okay, I want to be a boss, | 这次我想当老板 |
| 267 | not the boss, but a boss. | 不是老板,而是一个老板。 |
| 268 | I want to manage people. | 我想管理别人 |
| 269 | I want to lead a team. | 我想领导一个团队。 |
| 270 | And I want to see if I'm | 我想看看我是否已经 |
| 271 | any good at this. | 任何擅长这一点。 |
| 272 | And are they bad? | 他们坏吗? |
| 273 | Or am I like un-leadable? | 还是我像无领导? |
| 274 | And so I wasn't really qualified for | 所以我没有资格 |
| 275 | that at the time. | 那个时候。 |
| 276 | And the best way to get something you were unqualified for is to show don't tell, | 而最好的办法得到的东西 你没有资格 显示不告诉, |
| 277 | is to do proof of work, not proof of resume. | 是做工作证明 而不是复职证明 |
| 278 | And so what did I do? | 那么,我该怎么办? |
| 279 | I went out to State Street. | 我去了州立街 去了州立大学 |
| 280 | I looked at all these jobs they had outstanding. | 我看过他们杰出的工作 |
| 281 | There was one that I thought I could do, which | 有一个我想我可以做的, |
| 282 | was in Latin America. | 当时在拉丁美洲。 |
| 283 | And I put together an entire business plan. | 我制定了整个商业计划。 |
| 284 | Here's how I would run this division. | 这就是我如何管理这个组织。 |
| 285 | Here's the client list I would go after. | 这是我要找的客户名单 |
| 286 | Here's the scripts I would use. | 这是我要用的剧本 |
| 287 | Here's the product I | 这是产品I |
| 288 | would sell. | 会卖掉的 |
| 289 | Here's the people I would hire for my team. | 我愿意为我的团队雇用这些人 |
| 290 | Here was my budget. | 这是我的预算。 |
| 291 | I just put together, | 我只是拼凑在一起, |
| 292 | like I did all the work and I still didn't get the job. | 碞钩и暗┮Τ 临⊿т |
| 293 | And then I did it three different times | 后来我做了三次 |
| 294 | for three different people and three different roles at State Street until I swear to God, | 三个不同的人和三个不同的角色 在州街 直到我向上帝发誓, |
| 295 | one of the guys finally called me and he goes, are you this Cody Sanchez girl that is calling | 一个家伙终于打电话给我,他走了, 你是这个科迪桑切斯女孩,她打电话 |
| 296 | all of us? | 我们所有人? |
| 297 | And I said, yeah. | 我说,是的。 |
| 298 | I go, can you imagine what I'm going to do for you when I do this, | 我走了 你能想象我这样做会为你做什么吗 |
| 299 | when I don't get paid? | 当我没有得到报酬? |
| 300 | What do you think I'm going to do for you when I do get paid? | 你觉得我会为你做什么 当我得到报酬? |
| 301 | And he was | 他当时 |
| 302 | honestly like worn down, like a sad dad, you know, after the kids just beat him up. | 老实说,就像磨损, 像一个悲伤的爸爸,你知道, 在孩子们刚打他之后。 |
| 303 | And I was like, | 我当时想, |
| 304 | okay, cool. | 好吧,冷静。 |
| 305 | Let's do this. | 让我们做到这一点。 |
| 306 | He gives me a job. | 他给我一份工作。 |
| 307 | That job was pretty incredible because that was the | 那份工作是相当不可思议的,因为 |
| 308 | thing. | 东西。 |
| 309 | But if you think I was good at it at first, you're out of your mind. | 但如果你认为我一开始很擅长 你就疯了 |
| 310 | I remember the first | 我记得第一个 |
| 311 | time I had to fire somebody, which was like my first employee too, whose name was Ryan. | 我不得不解雇一个人, 就像我的第一个雇员, 他的名字是Ryan。 |
| 312 | Sorry, | 对不起 |
| 313 | Ryan. | 莱恩 |
| 314 | And Ryan was like straight up Bostonian. | Ryan就像波士顿人一样 |
| 315 | I lived in Boston at the time. | 当时我住在波士顿 |
| 316 | And I remember | 我记得 |
| 317 | nobody respected me. | 没有人尊重我。 |
| 318 | Like respect is earned, not given. | 像尊重是赢得的,而不是给予。 |
| 319 | I wasn't deserving of respect. | 我不值得尊敬。 |
| 320 | And if you're | 狦琌 |
| 321 | not getting respect right now, it might be because you need to have a little bit more dangerous of a | 可能是因为你需要更危险一点 |
| 322 | demeanor. | 贬之. |
| 323 | It might be because you're not that impactful of an enemy. | 这可能是因为你没有 受到敌人的影响。 |
| 324 | So you can't be a very | 所以,你不能是一个非常 |
| 325 | good ally. | 不错的盟友。 |
| 326 | And that was me. | 那个人是我 |
| 327 | I wasn't really dangerous on either side of the coin. | 我在硬币的两边并不危险 |
| 328 | And so | 这样 |
| 329 | Ryan respected me about as little as a human could. | 莱恩尊重我 尽可能少的人类。 |
| 330 | And I remember one day we're at an event | 我记得有天我们在参加一个活动 |
| 331 | and he looks at me and I'm his boss. | 他看着我,我是他的老板。 |
| 332 | And he's like, you got any tattoos? | 他喜欢,你有纹身吗? |
| 333 | And he's Bostonian, | 他是波士顿人 |
| 334 | so he has an accent. | 这么说他有口音 |
| 335 | And I at the time did not. | 我当时没有 |
| 336 | And I'm like, I do not, Ryan. | 我很喜欢,我没有,瑞安。 |
| 337 | And he's like, | 他喜欢, |
| 338 | I got one. | 我有一个。 |
| 339 | I'm like, that's cool. | 我很喜欢,这很酷。 |
| 340 | I'm excited for you. | 我为你感到兴奋 |
| 341 | And he's like, you want to know what it is? | 他喜欢,你想知道是什么? |
| 342 | I'm like, I feel like you're going to tell me. | и谋眔穦禗и |
| 343 | And he responds, it's a squirrel reaching right | 他回答说,是一只松鼠到达右边 |
| 344 | up towards my, and I was like, Ryan, what the, did you just, are you, he goes, my nuts, my nutsack. | 朝我这边走,我说,瑞安,你刚才... 你,他,我的坚果,我的坚果 |
| 345 | You get it? | 你明白吗? |
| 346 | I was like, I do. | 我很喜欢,我做的。 |
| 347 | I in fact do get it. | 我确实明白 |
| 348 | Then he proceeds to ask me if I slept with anybody | 然后他问我有没有和别人上床 |
| 349 | to get this job. | 要得到这份工作。 |
| 350 | And at that point I'm like, we are, we are backsliding here. | 此时此刻,我想,我们是在倒退。 |
| 351 | This is not working | 这样不行 |
| 352 | out very well. | 非常好的出来了。 |
| 353 | He also proceeds to like not come in with these elaborate stories about why I'm | 他也开始喜欢不来 与这些详细的故事 关于我为什么 |
| 354 | getting in trouble because I got this liability on my hands. | 惹上麻烦了 因为我手上有这个责任 |
| 355 | And it took me having the balls to | 我花了我的勇气 |
| 356 | do a thing that's like not very well lauded on the internet, which is tell somebody they're not a fit | 做一件好像在互联网上不太受好评的事 就是告诉别人他们不合适 |
| 357 | for your company. | 为你的公司。 |
| 358 | Like if you want to get hated quickly, go tell somebody that was hard for you | 碞钩稱е翴砆癚菇妓 禗癸螟 |
| 359 | to fire somebody on the internet. | 炒掉互联网上的人 |
| 360 | It doesn't go over very well. | 它没有很好过。 |
| 361 | But the truth of the matter is if | 但事实是,如果 |
| 362 | you want to make crazy amounts of money, you're going to have to do something irrationally | 你想赚大钱,就得做一些非理性的事 |
| 363 | difficult. | 很难 |
| 364 | Your bank account is a reflection of the, of, of the difficult decisions that you've | 你的银行账户反映了 你所做出艰难的决定 |
| 365 | made and the difficult conversations that you've had. | 和困难的谈话,你有过。 |
| 366 | The more difficult conversations you have, | 你说话越难 |
| 367 | the higher the bank account you will eventually have. | 你最终会拥有的银行账户越高 |
| 368 | So that was my first little lesson. | 这是我第一次上小课 |
| 369 | I was | и琌 |
| 370 | like, all right, now I got to figure out how to get somebody here who would actually, who I could | 好,现在我得想个办法 找一个能来的人 |
| 371 | be worthy of their respect. | 值得他们尊敬 |
| 372 | And I got to live up to that. | 而我必须做到这一点。 |
| 373 | So then I'm looking to leave State Street, | 所以我想离开州街 |
| 374 | Boston's amazing place. | 波士顿的惊人的地方。 |
| 375 | What up Bostonians? | 波士顿人怎么样? |
| 376 | Tell me if I got any of you guys who listen, | 告诉我,如果我有任何 你们谁听, |
| 377 | but it's cold as fuck and I'm from Arizona. | 但这里很冷 我来自亚利桑那州 |
| 378 | And so I was so cold. | 我当时好冷 |
| 379 | I had lived in like New York | 我住在纽约一样 |
| 380 | and Chicago and Boston. | 还有芝加哥和波士顿 |
| 381 | Also highly recommend if you stay in the place that you were born, | 也非常推荐你留在你出生的地方 |
| 382 | it is really hard to change the human who you were. | 很难改变你曾经的人类 |
| 383 | Move often, see who you are. | 经常移动,看看你是谁。 |
| 384 | You can always go | 你永远可以走 |
| 385 | back, but at some point it's hard to leave. | 回来,但有时很难离开 |
| 386 | So see what it's like when you uproot your tree. | 所以,看看它是什么样子 当你根植你的树。 |
| 387 | So I was ready to leave Boston because I'm a wuss and it was too cold. | 所以我准备离开波士顿 因为我是个弱小,太冷了 |
| 388 | And I'm looking for my next | 我在找下一个 |
| 389 | role. | 作用。 |
| 390 | And so I want to switch into a different part of finance. | 所以我想换成另一个金融领域。 |
| 391 | And for you guys, I don't know | 至于你们,我不知道 |
| 392 | if you've ever like, you know, you want to get to this next level, but like you can't see the | 如果你曾经喜欢,你知道, 你想得到这个下一层, 但像你看不到 |
| 393 | bridge between the two. | 两者之间的桥梁。 |
| 394 | It's too far. | 太远了 |
| 395 | Like you're like, how do I get this ladder from where I am to | 就像你一样,我怎样才能从这里得到这梯子 |
| 396 | what I want to be? | 我想成为什么? |
| 397 | What I want to be is like not reasonable for where I'm at, but I want to get | 我想成为的就像不合理 我在哪里,但我想得到 |
| 398 | there. | 这里 |
| 399 | And that was me. | 那个人是我 |
| 400 | And that's when I really wanted to break into private equity. | 那时我真想闯进私人股本 |
| 401 | And so there's | 这么说 |
| 402 | one firm at the time that was doing it really well. | 一家公司当时做的非常好 |
| 403 | They're called Credit Suisse. | 他们被称为信用瑞士。 |
| 404 | And I was | 我当时 |
| 405 | around as much anymore, but I wanted to work at Credit Suisse. | 但我想在瑞士信用社工作 |
| 406 | And I wanted to run this division | 我想管理这个组织 |
| 407 | there like I was at State Street. | 就像我在州街一样 |
| 408 | And I had to interview in three continents with 12 different | 我不得不在三大洲采访12个不同的 |
| 409 | people. | 人们 |
| 410 | I had to pay and fly myself out to those locations to get the job. | 我不得不付钱 飞到那些地方去工作 |
| 411 | I remember, I still | 我记得,我仍然 |
| 412 | remember the way the guy laughed at me when I told him that I went to Arizona State. | 记得我告诉他我去亚利桑那州时 那家伙笑我的样子 |
| 413 | He thought it was | 他以为是 |
| 414 | a joke. | 一个笑话。 |
| 415 | He was like, because I made the Harvard of the West joke. | 他喜欢,因为我做了 哈佛西部笑话。 |
| 416 | He goes, oh, you did go to Harvard. | 他去了,哦,你确实去了哈佛。 |
| 417 | I'm like, no, no, bro, I did go to Arizona State. | 不,不,不,兄弟,我确实去过亚利桑那州 |
| 418 | Yeah, I got three degrees. | 是的,我有三个学位。 |
| 419 | He goes, do all of them | 他去,他们都去 |
| 420 | combined equal a real one. | 和真实的一样 |
| 421 | I was like, this is going well. | 我当时想,这是顺利的。 |
| 422 | I think he likes me. | 我觉得他喜欢我 |
| 423 | I think we're | 我认为我们 |
| 424 | going to get hired. | 要被雇佣。 |
| 425 | Shocking. | 真让人吃惊 |
| 426 | I don't get the job at Credit Suisse. | 我没在瑞士信用社工作 |
| 427 | And I'm actually kind of ticked | 我其实有点紧张 |
| 428 | because at that point I was really qualified. | 因为那时我真的很有资格 |
| 429 | Like I already had the client list. | 就像我已经有客户名单了 |
| 430 | I spoke multiple | 我讲了很多话 |
| 431 | languages, English and Spanish. | 语言、英语和西班牙语。 |
| 432 | I knew the territory. | 我知道这地盘 |
| 433 | I was already covering it and they hire | 我已经包好了,他们雇了 |
| 434 | this other person. | 这个人 |
| 435 | And I'm like devastated. | 我就像伤心。 |
| 436 | But inside of the thing that I wanted more than | 但是在我想要的东西里面 |
| 437 | anything else was that line from the Garth Brooks song, which is sometimes you should thank God for | 其它的都是Garth Brooks歌里的台词 有时你应该感谢上帝 |
| 438 | answered prayers because what that led to was me building my very first billion dollar in assets | 回应祈祷,因为那导致了 我建立 我的第一个亿元资产 |
| 439 | under management business in Latin America. | 拉丁美洲管理事务 |
| 440 | I could have gone and been somebody else's employee | 我本来可以去当别人的员工 |
| 441 | or I could have built my own company. | 或者我可以建立我自己的公司。 |
| 442 | And the reason why again, a chip on a shoulder so big, | 还有为什么 肩膀上的芯片这么大 |
| 443 | it fuels bigger than any backpack. | 燃料比任何背包都大 |
| 444 | So I go to a company called First Trust, which is awesome. | 所以我去了一家叫"第一信托"的公司,这是真棒。 |
| 445 | And I'm loving it. | 我很喜欢它。 |
| 446 | And I'm building like crazy. | 我简直是疯了 |
| 447 | And then I get divorced. | 然后我就离婚了。 |
| 448 | And I'm like, everything's | 而我喜欢,一切的 |
| 449 | going so good. | 这么好。 |
| 450 | Total destruction of my life. | 彻底毁了我的生活。 |
| 451 | Lose all my friends. | 失去我的朋友们 |
| 452 | Lose my house. | 丢掉我的房子 |
| 453 | Lose a bunch of | 输了一堆 |
| 454 | money. | 钱 |
| 455 | Feel awful. | 感觉糟透了 |
| 456 | I'm so embarrassed. | 我很尴尬。 |
| 457 | We work together at the same firm. | 我们在同一家公司工作 |
| 458 | That was a real blast. | 这真是一次爆炸。 |
| 459 | I'm like the only female, not to play the woman card, but it is true. | 我就像唯一的女性, 不玩女牌,但这是真的。 |
| 460 | I'm the only female | 我是唯一一个女人 |
| 461 | that runs a division there and all the rest are dudes. | 在那里组织一个组织 其他的都是男人 |
| 462 | So who do you think they like more? | 你觉得他们更喜欢谁? |
| 463 | Spoiler, | 捣蛋鬼 |
| 464 | not this one. | 不是这个 |
| 465 | So anyway, they all side with him. | 总之,他们都支持他 |
| 466 | I'm still there. | 我还在 |
| 467 | It's a total nightmare. | 简直是一场噩梦 |
| 468 | And yet I've built this big, huge business where like nothing had been built before. | 然而,我建造了这个庞大的大型企业 在那里,就像以前没有建造过一样。 |
| 469 | So I was like, | 所以我说, |
| 470 | you're gonna have to pry this out of my cold dead fingers. | 你得从我冷血的死手指里挖出来 |
| 471 | I was like, what do I do? | 我当时想,我该怎么办? |
| 472 | Now I have to | 现在我必须 |
| 473 | walk away from this huge thing that I built or I have to like see him every day and kind of get | 离开我造的这个大东西 否则我每天都要喜欢见到他 |
| 474 | these comments. | 这些评论。 |
| 475 | And I remember like one of them in particular, one of the MDs, I will show it to | 我记得像其中一个特别的, 一个MD,我会把它展示给 |
| 476 | you. | 你们 |
| 477 | We'll put you, if you see this in the YouTube video, I'll put it up there. | 如果你在YouTube的视频里看到这个 我就放在那里 |
| 478 | I keep it to this day. | 我保留至今. |
| 479 | One of the other, you know, kind of directors like I was sent me an email real late at night, | 其中一个,你知道的, 那种导演喜欢我 被发邮件给我 真正的深夜, |
| 480 | one night, and it just said, you are dumbing down the firm. | 一天晚上,它只是说, 你哑了公司。 |
| 481 | I'm glad you're happy, but you're ruining | 我很高兴你高兴,但你毁了 |
| 482 | the mission that we're on. | 我们的任务。 |
| 483 | Something to that effect. | 类似的东西。 |
| 484 | You can see the exact words here. | 你可以看到准确的字在这里。 |
| 485 | You're | 琌 |
| 486 | not doing anything else. | 不做别的事。 |
| 487 | I remember thinking, I'm too tired for this. | 我记得在想 我太累了 |
| 488 | Like I'm tired. | 犹如疲倦. |
| 489 | I'm beat up. | 我被殴打了 |
| 490 | It hurts. | 痛甚. 师曰. |
| 491 | My heart hurts. | 心伤. |
| 492 | I like, you know, I just feel like I'm getting kind of attacked on all | 我喜欢,你知道,我只是感觉 我受到攻击了所有 |
| 493 | sides. | 侧. |
| 494 | And I'm like, I'm just gonna give it up. | 而我喜欢,我只是要去放弃它。 |
| 495 | I'm like, I'm gonna leave. | и璶ǐ |
| 496 | And I talked to a | 我跟一个 |
| 497 | couple other people at the firm. | 公司里还有其他人 |
| 498 | They're like, you're crazy. | 他们就像,你疯了。 |
| 499 | You can't leave. | 你不能离开。 |
| 500 | You bought this | 你买了这个 |
| 501 | all up. | 所有起来。 |
| 502 | Like you already lost all this other stuff. | 就像你已经失去了所有这些其他的东西。 |
| 503 | You're gonna lose this too. | 你也会失去这个的 |
| 504 | So instead, | 所以,相反, |
| 505 | I start dabbling in my side hustles, my little side hobbies. | 我开始玩弄我身边的花招,我的小侧爱好。 |
| 506 | And like, they start growing. | 就像,他们开始成长。 |
| 507 | And I started like, that's when I start buying companies. | 我开始喜欢, 那时我开始购买公司。 |
| 508 | If you know anything about what I do | 如果你知道我做什么的话 |
| 509 | online now, I started buying up these little companies and I realized one, whoa, thank God, | 现在,我开始买这些小公司 我意识到,哇,感谢上帝, |
| 510 | I didn't buy these while I was married because that motherfucker would own part of them. | 我结婚的时候没有买这些 因为那混蛋会拥有它们的一部分 |
| 511 | So I was like, that's sick. | 所以我想,这是生病。 |
| 512 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 513 | Now I got these side things. | 现在我得到了这些边的东西。 |
| 514 | They're actually making me a ton of | 他们实际上让我一吨 |
| 515 | money. | 钱 |
| 516 | That helped because, you know, I'm expensive. | 这有帮助,因为,你知道,我很贵。 |
| 517 | And so I was like, I can't leave this | 所以我想,我不能离开这个 |
| 518 | firm and not have any money and I don't want to live on my couch and I like nice things. | 坚定而且没有钱 我不想住在我的沙发上 我喜欢好东西 |
| 519 | And I | 还有我 |
| 520 | think they lie to you guys when they say that you have to live on your couch in order to have | 以为他们骗你们说 你们必须住在沙发上才能有 |
| 521 | success. | 成功吗? |
| 522 | I do not think you have to do that. | 我不认为你必须这样做。 |
| 523 | I think you have to do very hard things, but I don't | 我想你必须做非常艰难的事情, 但我不 |
| 524 | think you have to go to the point of bankruptcy and breaking and all of that in order to win. | 认为你必须去 破产和打破的点 和这一切,为了赢得。 |
| 525 | And so these things are like making some money. | 所以这些事情就像赚钱。 |
| 526 | I'm like, this is cool. | 我很喜欢,这很酷。 |
| 527 | What a win. | 何等为胜. |
| 528 | If I hadn't | 如果我没有 |
| 529 | gotten divorced, if him and I hadn't gone through that, if all those people at the firm weren't | 离婚了,如果他和我没有经历过, 如果所有的人 在公司不是 |
| 530 | really mean to me, I wouldn't have tried to like get a little safety raft going. | 对我来说,真的,我并不想 得到一个小安全筏去。 |
| 531 | Then of course, | 当然 |
| 532 | what happens? | 发生什么事了? |
| 533 | I start getting a little notoriety. | 我开始有点出名了 |
| 534 | Like they're covering Cody Sanchez is doing this | 就像他们掩护科迪·桑切斯一样 |
| 535 | in Latin America. | 在拉丁美洲。 |
| 536 | I'm on a magazine cover. | 我在杂志封面上 |
| 537 | That's cool. | 这很酷。 |
| 538 | Well, the CEO comes to me and says, | 首席执行官来找我说 |
| 539 | I want to take a walk, which spoiler you guys, not a great sign ever. | 我想出去走走,这让你们更不爽 从来没有一个伟大的迹象。 |
| 540 | So I'm like, oh God, | 所以我喜欢,哦,上帝, |
| 541 | I'm fired. | 我被开除了 |
| 542 | And he takes me on a walk and he basically says, at this company, we get rich | 他带我散步,他基本上说, 在这个公司,我们发财 |
| 543 | quietly, Cody. | 安静,科迪。 |
| 544 | And I thought, why can't we get rich together? | 我想,为什么我们不能一起发财? |
| 545 | Why can't we all talk about what | 为什么我们不能都谈什么 |
| 546 | we're doing? | 我们在做什么? |
| 547 | I totally disagreed with him. | 我完全不同意他的意见。 |
| 548 | He's like, well, listen, I got a boat and on this boat, | 他就像,嗯,听着,我有一条船 和这艘船, |
| 549 | we're rowing left. | 我们往左划 |
| 550 | And if you want to row right, you got to get your own boat, but you can't stay | 你要是想划好船 就得有自己的船 但你不能留下来 |
| 551 | on mine. | 在我身边。 |
| 552 | And now as a CEO, I understand it back then. | 而现在作为首席执行官,我当时就明白了. |
| 553 | I was like, who do you think you are? | 我说,你以为你是谁? |
| 554 | But | 不过 |
| 555 | 我了解,我记得 I get it. | |
| 556 | He's right. | 他说得对 |
| 557 | Those weren't my chips. | 那不是我的筹码。 |
| 558 | That wasn't my boat. | 这不是我的船。 |
| 559 | He has every right to go | 他有权去 |
| 560 | the direction that he wants. | 他想要的方向。 |
| 561 | So I had to leave the company. | 所以我不得不离开公司。 |
| 562 | I basically got pushed out. | 我基本上被赶出来了 |
| 563 | But you | 不过你 |
| 564 | know what that led to? | 知道那导致了什么吗? |
| 565 | I went to another company. | 我去了另一个公司。 |
| 566 | I raised a hundred million dollars for that | 我为此筹集了一亿美金 |
| 567 | company. | 连队。 |
| 568 | And we had a huge fund in an industry that historically didn't. | 我们有一个庞大的基金 在历史上没有。 |
| 569 | I got three new partners. | 我有三个新搭档 |
| 570 | I was no longer a director, which is like a level here. | 我不再是导演了,这就像一个级别在这里。 |
| 571 | I was a partner, baby. | 我是一个伙伴,宝贝。 |
| 572 | I was like in the | и碞钩 |
| 573 | game. | 游戏。 |
| 574 | I was a player and that was awesome. | 我是一个玩家,这是真棒。 |
| 575 | And we had one fund and it had incredible returns. | 我们有一个基金 它有惊人的回报。 |
| 576 | Then we have another fund and it's doing great. | 然后我们有另一个基金 它正在做伟大的。 |
| 577 | And I think I'm kind of like on high, right? | 我觉得我有点兴奋,对不对? |
| 578 | And | 还有 |
| 579 | at each stage of these, you guys, my network stacking up, stacking up, stacking up, goes down | 在每一个阶段,你们, 我的网络堆积起来,堆积起来,堆积起来, 下降 |
| 580 | a little bit, goes back up higher, goes down a little bit, but even higher. | 一点点,再往上,再往下,但甚至更高。 |
| 581 | And then at this stage, | 然后在这个阶段, |
| 582 | I do a thing that I really hope you do consistently, which is I tell them, I think we | 我做了一件事,我真的希望你坚持不懈地做, 我告诉他们,我认为我们 |
| 583 | need to take money off the table. | 需要把钱从桌子上拿下来。 |
| 584 | We're winning. | 我们赢了 |
| 585 | We're like winning big. | 我们就像赢了大。 |
| 586 | And if you learn one thing | 如果你学会一件事 |
| 587 | about money, it should be save some for when it stops shining. | 关于钱,应该留一些 当它停止闪耀。 |
| 588 | You need to have a little cash for | 你需要一点现金 |
| 589 | rainy day. | 下雨的一天,我们... |
| 590 | And so I was like, man, guys, we're doing so well. | 所以我想,伙计,伙计们, 我们做的很好。 |
| 591 | We're crushing it. | 我们正在粉碎它。 |
| 592 | I don't think | 我不觉得 |
| 593 | this is sustainable. | 这是可持续的。 |
| 594 | I think we better put some cash on the side and move it over. | 我想我们最好把一些现金放在一边,然后挪过来。 |
| 595 | And I remember | 我记得 |
| 596 | I was the youngest of the three. | 我是这三人中最小的 |
| 597 | There were two ladies at the time, but I was the youngest by far | 那时有两位女士 但我是迄今为止最小的 |
| 598 | and they were like, you're out of your mind. | 他们就像, 你疯了。 |
| 599 | Like this is going to the moon. | 像这样,这是去月亮。 |
| 600 | We're going to crush it. | 我们要粉碎它。 |
| 601 | Don't keep talking. | 别再说了 |
| 602 | We have more experience. | 我们有更多的经验。 |
| 603 | We've seen this before and push and I push and I push. | 我们以前见过,我推,我推 |
| 604 | And they wouldn't listen to me. | 他们不会听我的 |
| 605 | And so I was pretty upset and I let that be known. | 所以我很不高兴 我让大家知道 |
| 606 | And I | 还有我 |
| 607 | thought I was right. | 认为我是对的。 |
| 608 | And then one of my employees calls me and he's, what's up LJ? | 我的一个员工打电话给我 他叫LJ怎么样? |
| 609 | If you hear this | 如果你听到这个 |
| 610 | LJ is the man and LJ calls me and he's like, Hey, uh, I think they're going to fire you. | LJ就是那个男人,LJ打电话给我 他好像,嘿,呃,我想他们会解雇你。 |
| 611 | I was like, | 我当时想, |
| 612 | they can't fire me. | 他们不能开除我 |
| 613 | I own part of this place. | 我拥有这个地方的一部分。 |
| 614 | What do you mean fire me? | 你说开除我是什么意思? |
| 615 | He's like, they're like digging | 他喜欢,他们喜欢挖 |
| 616 | up, trying to find something on you so that they can push you out because you think that we should | 爬上去,试图在你身上找到东西 这样他们就可以把你推出去 因为你认为我们应该 |
| 617 | do X and you're really pushing for that investment committee. | 做X,你真的很推动 投资委员会。 |
| 618 | They don't think your vision's aligned | 他们不认为你的视力一致 |
| 619 | with theirs. | 与他们的。 |
| 620 | I'm like, well, first of all, a truth that I've come to agree with, which is when you | 首先 我同意这个事实 就是当你 |
| 621 | have something hard to say, say it to somebody's face, no matter what, you will have more respect | 说些难听的话,当着别人的面说,不管怎样,你都会更受尊重 |
| 622 | for not going around somebody else's back and instead having the cojones as we would say in | 而不是绕着别人的后背走 而是像我们说的那样 吃鸡尾酒 |
| 623 | Spanish to say it straight up. | 西班牙语直说 |
| 624 | So I thanked LJ and, uh, and then I got invited to the dinner, | 所以我感谢LJ,然后,嗯, 然后我被邀请参加晚餐, |
| 625 | a dinner with one of the partners. | 和合伙人一起吃晚饭 |
| 626 | Now I'm not very scary. | 现在,我不是很可怕。 |
| 627 | You can see me, but my husband | 你可以看见我,但我丈夫 |
| 628 | is scary. | 真吓人 |
| 629 | He is a former Navy SEAL and not only does he have the scariest of Navy SEAL | 他是前海豹突击队队员 不仅有最可怕的海豹突击队 |
| 630 | resting bitch faces, he is also jacked and a pretty big dude and also knows a lot about weapons, | 休息的婊子脸,他也被抢了 和一个漂亮的大家伙, 也知道很多关于武器, |
| 631 | like an odd amount about weapons. | 像一个奇怪的数量 关于武器。 |
| 632 | And everybody knew that at my firm, but I knew the guy that was | 在我的律所里每个人都知道 但我认识那个家伙 |
| 633 | going to try to pull this one over on me where he was going to try to sort of strong arm me out of | 试图把这个拉到我身上 在那里他要试图 某种强壮的手臂我出来 |
| 634 | company at this dinner and try to tell me like, he kind of thought he could intimidate me, I think, | 一起吃晚饭 试着告诉我 他觉得可以恐吓我 |
| 635 | which to be fair, you guys throughout your entire life, there will be people that try to use their | 公平地说,你们一辈子 都会有人试图利用他们 |
| 636 | intimidation, their aggression, their whatever to make you feel less than. | 恐吓,他们的攻击, 任何让你感觉不如。 |
| 637 | And when that happens, | 而当它发生的时候, |
| 638 | you have to figure out, is this a moment that I hold a wall or am I made of paper? | 你必须要想清楚,这是我拿着墙的一刻 还是我用纸做的? |
| 639 | And those | 还有那些 |
| 640 | moments where you stand up and you realize that you are not made of paper, they're the moments | 当你站起来的时候,你意识到你不是纸做的, 他们是那一刻 |
| 641 | where life really changes. | 生活真正改变的地方 |
| 642 | I remember shaking on the way to this dinner. | 我记得在去吃晚饭的路上摇晃过 |
| 643 | It was actually here in | 其实是在这里 |
| 644 | Austin at a hotel and Chris came with me. | 奥斯汀在酒店 克里斯跟我来 |
| 645 | And so I was like, here's my plan. | 所以我想,这是我的计划。 |
| 646 | He thinks I'm going to | 他以为我会 |
| 647 | come to dinner, just you and just me and him. | 来吃饭,只有你,只有我和他 |
| 648 | And he's going to try to, like he usually does, | 他将尝试, 像他通常做的, |
| 649 | either yell at me or intimidate me or blackmail me. | 要么骂我 要么恐吓我 要么勒索我 |
| 650 | I don't know what's going to happen. | 不知所终. |
| 651 | And you're | 你却 |
| 652 | going to come, Chris, and you're just, you're not going to say anything, except you're just going to | 会来的,克里斯,你只是, 你不会说什么,除了你只是要去 |
| 653 | sit there and look scary. | 坐在那里看起来很可怕。 |
| 654 | And then if he doesn't let me talk, like he sometimes doesn't let me talk, | 如果他不让我说 就像他有时不让我说 |
| 655 | you're just going to put your hand on his shoulder and you're going to say, | 你要把手放在他的肩膀上 然后说 |
| 656 | I'm going to need you to let my wife speak. | 我需要你让我妻子说话 |
| 657 | And he's going to, he's going to be scared. | 且将至,恐'. |
| 658 | And when I tell you the joy of my life that happened to you guys, when we get to this hotel, | 当我告诉你我的快乐生活 发生在你们身上 当我们到达这家酒店 |
| 659 | we go to stand in there. | 我们去站在那里。 |
| 660 | This gent, who I won't say his name, sees me. | 这个先生,我不会说他的名字,看到我了。 |
| 661 | I see his eyes flare because | 我看见他的眼睛闪耀 因为 |
| 662 | he sees Chris too. | 他看见克里斯了 |
| 663 | And then he comes up, oh, hi, hugs, hugs, hugs. | 然后他来了,哦,嗨,拥抱,拥抱,拥抱。 |
| 664 | And then goes, you know what, | 然后,你知道吗, |
| 665 | I got to go to the bathroom really quickly. | 我得马上去洗手间 |
| 666 | And I peek around the corner and I watch as he gets on | 我偷看转角,看着他上路 |
| 667 | the phone. | 电话。 |
| 668 | I'm sure to call the other partners and go, oh no, you know, Cody's husband's here. | 我敢肯定,打电话给其他合伙人 然后,哦,不,你知道,科迪的丈夫在这里。 |
| 669 | I don't know if this is going to go exactly the way we want to. | 我不知道这会不会像我们想的那样 |
| 670 | I don't know if I'm going to be | 我不知道我会不会 |
| 671 | able to strong arm him or her. | 能强壮地武装他或她。 |
| 672 | I don't know what they actually said. | 我不知道他们到底说了什么 |
| 673 | Anyway, we come back out and | 总之,我们回来 |
| 674 | I lay it on the table and I'm like, he starts talking about something. | 我把它放在桌子上,我就像, 他开始谈论的东西。 |
| 675 | And I'm like, my mom has | 而我喜欢,我妈妈有 |
| 676 | a great line. | 很棒的台词。 |
| 677 | She says 99.9% of the time when I ask you a question, I already know the answer. | 她说,99.9%的时间 当我问你一个问题, 我已经知道答案。 |
| 678 | You have the ability to tell me a truth or a lie here. | 你有能力在这里告诉我真相或谎言 |
| 679 | Your choice. | 你选择 |
| 680 | And his face was like, what? | 他的脸像什么? |
| 681 | And so then I told him, I know that you're trying to push me out of the company. | 所以我告诉他 我知道你想把我赶出公司 |
| 682 | Don't ask me how I | 不要问我如何 |
| 683 | know it. | 识得. |
| 684 | I know. | 我知道,我记得 |
| 685 | I know you're trying to dig up something to make me look like the bad guy. | 我知道你想挖点东西 让我看起来像坏人 |
| 686 | And it's not going to happen. | 而终不现. |
| 687 | So you have two options. | 你有两个选择 |
| 688 | One, you get out of the way and you | 一,你让开,你 |
| 689 | resign. | 辞职。 |
| 690 | Or two, you give me a buyout option. | 或者两个,你给我一个买断选择。 |
| 691 | But there's no three. | 但无三种. |
| 692 | So it's one or two. | 故一两. |
| 693 | And he's | 而他却 |
| 694 | like, well, you can't force that. | 喜欢,嗯,你不能强迫。 |
| 695 | And I said, I think my attorney can. | 我说,我认为我的律师可以。 |
| 696 | And so we can choose. | 所以我们可以选择。 |
| 697 | That non-paper wall led me to the very first time you guys, maybe past any point that normal | 那面非纸墙让我第一次来到你们, 也许过了任何正常的点 |
| 698 | entrepreneurs do it, doing something completely on my own. | 企业家这样做, 做完全我自己的事情。 |
| 699 | For 15 years, I had worked for other | 15年来,我一直在其他工作 |
| 700 | people. | 人们 |
| 701 | I had worked with other people. | 我和别人一起工作过 |
| 702 | I had done stuff with other people in finance. | 我和其他金融界人士做过一些事情 |
| 703 | And I | 还有我 |
| 704 | didn't really love the people in finance. | 不真正爱的人 在金融。 |
| 705 | And this was the first time that that big scary moment | 这是第一次 那个可怕的大时刻 |
| 706 | where I almost got pushed out or he tried to blindside me turned into me putting up a not | 在那里我差点被赶出去 或者他试图蒙蔽我 变成我提出一个不 |
| 707 | paper wall. | 纸墙。 |
| 708 | And if you think it all gets better, the second that you have your own business, | 如果你觉得一切都会好起来的 一旦你有自己的生意 |
| 709 | I'm going to let you in to a surprise. | 我会让你惊讶的 |
| 710 | Having a job is hard. | 工作很难 |
| 711 | Having a business is hard. | 做生意很难 |
| 712 | Choose | 选择 |
| 713 | your heart. | 你的心脏。 |
| 714 | Having a partner is hard. | 有个搭档很难 |
| 715 | Not having a partner is hard. | 没有伴侣是很难的。 |
| 716 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 717 | Everything | 所有的东西 |
| 718 | is hard. | 很难 |
| 719 | So even though I started then my own company and built that company profitably and | 所以尽管我创办了自己的公司 并建立了这个公司 |
| 720 | grew it a ton and had more success than I'd ever had in my entire life and more freedom than I'd | 长了一吨 比我一辈子都成功 更自由 |
| 721 | ever had in my entire life, I also had more pain than I'd ever had in my entire life. | 在我的一生中,我也曾遭受过比我一生中 更痛苦的痛苦 |
| 722 | At one point, | 曾经, |
| 723 | I had a partner who wanted to stop working, but wanted to keep part of my main company. | 我有一个合伙人,他想停止工作, 但想保留一部分我的大公司。 |
| 724 | The only way that I could get him to stop is I had to pay him a million dollars. | 我唯一能阻止他的办法 就是付他一百万 |
| 725 | I had to go | 我必须走了 |
| 726 | through lawsuits and back and forth and gnarly letters until finally I said, I will pay you | 通过官司 前后 和 gnarly 信件,直到最后我说, 我会付给你 |
| 727 | $1 million to just leave. | 一百万就离开 |
| 728 | Just stop working because you're just in the way of everything. | 停止工作,因为你只是 阻碍一切。 |
| 729 | Just get out of here and here's a million dollars. | 只要离开这里,这里的一百万。 |
| 730 | So that was my first probably million dollar | 所以,这是我第一个可能 百万美元 |
| 731 | payout. | 给钱 |
| 732 | And so it doesn't get easier as you get bigger, but you do start to build up this armor | 所以,它不会变得更容易 随着你变大, 但你确实开始 建立这种装甲 |
| 733 | of no's and can'ts and shoulds until eventually it almost stops bothering you. | 直到最终它几乎停止打扰你。 |
| 734 | Eventually, | 最终 |
| 735 | you won't get bothered by the things that bother you today. | 你不会为今天困扰你的事情而烦恼的 |
| 736 | There's some magic that | 有些魔术 |
| 737 | happens. | 发生。 |
| 738 | The more you get an entrepreneurship, it's like lifting in the gym. | 越得到创业,就像在健身房里举起. |
| 739 | In the beginning, | 在开始的时候, |
| 740 | maybe five pounds, kind of a lot. | 也许5磅, 有点多。 |
| 741 | Then it's 10, then it's 15, then it's 20. | 后为十,后为十五,后为二十. |
| 742 | Then at some point, | 然后,在某些时候, |
| 743 | you cannot even reconcile that five pounds used to be enough because you keep having gains and | 你甚至无法调和 那五磅过去足够 因为你一直有收益 |
| 744 | gains and gains. | 增益众生. |
| 745 | And it is the same thing in the game of success, money, life, and business. | 在成功、金钱、生活和商业的游戏中,这是同样的事情。 |
| 746 | The more difficulty you have, the more burden you can carry. | 困难越大,负担越重 |
| 747 | I don't ever think it gets easier. | 我从来没有觉得它变得更容易。 |
| 748 | You just get better. | 你只是变得更好。 |
| 749 | And so you shouldn't ask for an easier path. | 所以,你不应该要求一个更简单的路径。 |
| 750 | You should ask for the ability | 你应该要求能力 |
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| 752 | Those are what my prayers sound like. | 这些是我的祈祷之声 |
| 753 | It doesn't sound like give me all this money | 这听起来不像是给我这么多钱 |
| 754 | and make it easier for me. | 并让我更容易。 |
| 755 | It usually sounds like give me the strength and confidence to believe | 通常听起来像是给我力量和信心 |
| 756 | that this is possible for me. | 这对我来说是可能的。 |
| 757 | Give me the ability to do this task or to learn more intelligently | 让我有能力完成这项任务 或者更明智地学习 |
| 758 | until I can. | 直到我能够。 |
| 759 | Please don't give me problems and tasks that I cannot handle right now, | 请不要给我 问题和任务,我现在不能处理, |
| 760 | but give me the ability to learn how to handle the ones that I do have. | 但给我能力 学会如何处理我拥有的 |
| 761 | And then at some point in your life, you will have a moment in which you think you will lose | 然后在你生命的某个时刻 你会有一个你认为会失去的时刻 |
| 762 | everything you have built. | 你创造的一切 |
| 763 | When you're young, you actually don't have much to lose. | 年轻时,实际上没有多少损失. |
| 764 | You have | 你有过 |
| 765 | something called ego risk that you could lose, reputational risk that you could lose. | 一种叫自负的冒险 你可能会失去, 名誉风险 你可能会失去。 |
| 766 | But you | 不过你 |
| 767 | don't actually have a mortgage and kids and finances and overhead at your company. | 其实你公司没有抵押贷款和孩子 也没有财务和间接费用 |
| 768 | You don't | 你没有 |
| 769 | have all this big, huge risk that's hard to understand when you're young, but eventually | 你年轻时很难理解这些巨大的风险 但最终 |
| 770 | you will. | 你会的 |
| 771 | I've never met an entrepreneur that hasn't had a moment that almost broke them. | 我从来没有见过一个企业家 还没有一个时刻 几乎打破他们。 |
| 772 | Usually the joke when I tell that story is somebody in the crowd will go, only one? | 通常我讲这个故事的笑话 是人群中有人会去,只有一个? |
| 773 | Because | 因为 |
| 774 | you're going to have many moments like that. | 你会有很多这样的时刻 |
| 775 | This was one such moment where I had built the company, | 这是我建立公司的时刻 |
| 776 | I was doing all the things, but I had another member of my company running some of the finances. | 我做了所有的事情, 但我有另一个成员 我的公司管理一些财务。 |
| 777 | That person was either inept, incompetent, or fraudulent. | 这个人要么是无能 要么是欺诈 |
| 778 | And I didn't realize it, | 我没有意识到, |
| 779 | but we were a few weeks away from being completely out of money. | 几周后我们就完全没钱了 |
| 780 | I am talking about | 我说的是 |
| 781 | employees that I couldn't pay. | 我付不起的员工 |
| 782 | I am talking about having to shut it down. | 我说的是必须关闭它。 |
| 783 | I'm talking about | 我说的是 |
| 784 | complete and utter loss and so much fear about what that would look like, especially when you | 完全和彻底的损失, 这么多的恐惧 会是什么样子, 特别是当你 |
| 785 | for that to happen. | 是为了实现这一点。 |
| 786 | I've told this story before, but I remember talking to my dad at that point | 我之前讲过这个故事 但我记得当时和我爸谈过 |
| 787 | and saying, what do you do when you don't know where to go, you don't know what to do, | 并说,当你不知道 去哪里,你不知道该怎么办, |
| 788 | you don't know who to talk to next? | 你不知道下一个是谁吗? |
| 789 | He calls that your head in the hands moment, | 他呼唤你的头在手中的时刻, |
| 790 | when you're sitting alone in the couch in the dark with no idea what to do next. | 当你独自坐在沙发上,在黑暗中 不知下一步要做什么。 |
| 791 | He said, | 他说, |
| 792 | you're not in the game if you haven't had that moment. | 如果你没有这个机会,你就不在比赛里 |
| 793 | You're not in the game of success | 你不在比赛中成功 |
| 794 | if you haven't felt completely lost, if you haven't felt like you were going to lose it all, | 如果你还没有感觉完全失去, 如果你没有感觉 你会失去这一切, |
| 795 | if you haven't been completely mortified at the idea that you might not make it. | 如果你还没有完全 感到羞愧的想法 你可能没有做到这一点。 |
| 796 | If you have, then you're in the game, baby. | 如果你有,那么你就在游戏中,宝贝。 |
| 797 | But if you haven't, then you aren't taking big enough | 但是,如果你没有, 那么你不够大 |
| 798 | risks. | 风险。 |
| 799 | That one little risk, I think without it, all of the companies I have today, all of the | 我想没有它,我今天拥有的所有公司 |
| 800 | opportunity would have never been there because you cannot have financial success with multiple, | 机会永远不会存在,因为你不可能有 财政成功与多重, |
| 801 | zeros if you have no system of oversight to make it. | 如果没有监督系统,则为零。 |
| 802 | Almost losing everything built the foundation | 几乎失去一切 建立了基础 |
| 803 | to make sure I never do that again. | 确保我再也不这样做了 |
| 804 | Almost losing everything meant that I understood how to run a | 几乎失去一切 意味着我知道如何运行 |
| 805 | real company, not how to have hope, luck, and a prayer. | 真正的同伴 不是希望、运气和祈祷 |
| 806 | So that thing in front of you at this | 所以在你面前的这个东西 |
| 807 | moment that you think is going to break you might actually be the thing that is going to catapult | 当你认为会崩溃的时候, 你可能真的要被击溃 |
| 808 | ưμ㼯A | |
| 809 | There's a quote that I love by Austin Butler, and I want to play | 有句话我爱奥斯汀·巴特勒 我想玩 |
| 810 | for you here. | 为你在这里。 |
| 811 | I was at a party once and I was dancing and they said, | 我参加过一次派对,我在跳舞 他们说, |
| 812 | embarrassment is an underexplored emotion. | 尴尬是一种未充分阐释的情感. |
| 813 | Go out there and make a fool of yourself. | 出门作么生. |
| 814 | Go for it. | 来啊 |
| 815 | Like feel that feeling, the fear of fringe and go out there and do it. | 就像感受那种感觉,恐惧的边缘 外出做它。 |
| 816 | The truth of the matter is | 事实是 |
| 817 | you shouldn't be scared about failing. | 你不应该害怕失败 |
| 818 | You should be scared about looking back at yourself 10 years | 你应该害怕回头看自己十年 |
| 819 | from now and thinking, I haven't changed at all. | 从现在开始,我一点儿都没变 |
| 820 | Take the big leap, do the thing because the only | 大跃进,做这件事 因为唯一的 |
| 821 | real failure is never actually trying. | 真正的失败绝不是真正的尝试。 |
| 822 | And it's not just me that says this about failure. | 不仅仅是我说失败。 |
| 823 | Listen | 听着 |
| 824 | to Kobe Bryant, the man himself. | 给神户布莱恩特,他本人。 |
| 825 | If you fail on Monday, the only way it's a failure on Monday is | 如果你星期一失败了, 唯一的办法是星期一失败了 |
| 826 | if you decide to not progress from that, right? | 如果你决定不进步,对不对? |
| 827 | So to me, that's why failure has not existed | 所以对我来说,这就是失败不存在的原因 |
| 828 | because if I fail today, okay, I'm going to learn something from that failure and I'm going to try | 因为如果我今天失败了,好吧, 我会从失败中学到一些东西, 我会尝试 |
| 829 | again on Tuesday. | 星期二再来 |
| 830 | What I love about that quote is he's right. | 我最喜欢的就是他是对的 |
| 831 | He does it for the love of the game, | 他这样做是为了游戏的爱, |
| 832 | not the winner loss of the game, not the winner loss of the game, not the winner loss of the game, | 而不是输掉比赛的赢家 也不是输掉比赛的赢家 |
| 833 | 倾斜 倾斜 |
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