【漫画人生】为什么你聪明却不成功
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| P1 | 【漫画人生】为什么你聪明却不成功 中英字幕 | 16:47 |
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P1 · 【漫画人生】为什么你聪明却不成功 p01 中英字幕 (P1)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Let me guess, you've got 47 browser tabs open right now. | 让我猜猜 你现在有47个浏览器标签 |
| 0:04 | Three different note-taking apps, and a five-year plan that you've revised. | 三个不同的笔记程序, 和一个五年计划,你已经修改。 |
| 0:09 | Every month for the past five years. | 五年来每个月 |
| 0:11 | Sound familiar? | 听起来熟悉吗? |
| 0:12 | Here's the thing nobody talks about. | 这是没有人谈论的 |
| 0:15 | Being smart might actually be the reason you're not successful. | 聪明可能是你失败的原因 |
| 0:18 | I know, that sounds insane. | 我知道 这听起来很疯狂 |
| 0:21 | You've been told your whole life that intelligence is your greatest asset. | 你一辈子都被告知 情报是你最大的资产 |
| 0:25 | Gifted programs, advanced classes. | 天赋计划,高级课程 |
| 0:28 | Everyone's saying you had so much potential. | 大家都说你很有潜力 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Let me guess, you've got 47 browser tabs open right now. | 让我猜猜 你现在有47个浏览器标签 |
| 2 | Three different note-taking apps, and a five-year plan that you've revised. | 三个不同的笔记程序, 和一个五年计划,你已经修改。 |
| 3 | Every month for the past five years. | 五年来每个月 |
| 4 | Sound familiar? | 听起来熟悉吗? |
| 5 | Here's the thing nobody talks about. | 这是没有人谈论的 |
| 6 | Being smart might actually be the reason you're not successful. | 聪明可能是你失败的原因 |
| 7 | I know, that sounds insane. | 我知道 这听起来很疯狂 |
| 8 | You've been told your whole life that intelligence is your greatest asset. | 你一辈子都被告知 情报是你最大的资产 |
| 9 | Gifted programs, advanced classes. | 天赋计划,高级课程 |
| 10 | Everyone's saying you had so much potential. | 大家都说你很有潜力 |
| 11 | Teachers pulled you aside to tell you how special you were. | 老师把你拉到一边 告诉你你有多特别 |
| 12 | Tests came easy. | 测试来得容易。 |
| 13 | Learning was effortless. | 学习是费力的。 |
| 14 | You were going places, but here you are. | 你本来要去的地方,但你在这里。 |
| 15 | Watching people you know, who aren't as smart as you, | 看着你认识的人 比你聪明的人 |
| 16 | achieve the success that should have been yours. | 取得本来应该属于你的成功。 |
| 17 | They're running businesses while you're still researching the perfect business | 他们经营生意 而你还在研究完美的生意 |
| 18 | model. | 型号。 |
| 19 | They're closing deals while you're still crafting the perfect email. | 他们要关门交易 而你还在设计完美的邮件 |
| 20 | They're living your dream while you're still planning how to start. | 他们活在你的梦里 而你还在计划如何开始 |
| 21 | Your intelligence has become a prison. | 你的情报成了监狱 |
| 22 | And the worst part? | 最坏的部分呢? |
| 23 | You built it yourself, bar by bar, thought by thought. | 你自己造的,酒吧边,思想边想 |
| 24 | Every brilliant analysis that prevented action. | 每一次阻止行动的精彩分析 |
| 25 | Every perfect plan that never saw daylight. | 每个完美的计划 从来没有看到日光。 |
| 26 | Every clever excuse that kept you safe. | 所有能保护你安全的聪明借口 |
| 27 | But here's the shift that breaks the cycle. | 但这是打破循环的转变。 |
| 28 | Your IQ isn't the problem. | 你的智商不是问题所在 |
| 29 | It's how you're using it. | 师如何用之. |
| 30 | And once you understand why smart people fail, you can finally start winning. | 一旦你明白聪明人为什么失败, 你就能开始赢。 |
| 31 | Chapter one, the overthinking trap. | 第一章 过度思考的陷阱 |
| 32 | You know what's hilarious? | 你知道什么是搞笑吗? |
| 33 | You can solve complex problems in your head, but | 你可以解决你头上的复杂问题,但是... |
| 34 | you've been thinking about starting that project for three years. | 你考虑开始这个项目已经三年了 |
| 35 | Three years. | 三年.. |
| 36 | In that time, someone else built it, sold it, and retired. | 在那个时候,有人建造,出售,然后退休. |
| 37 | Welcome to the overthinking trap, | 欢迎来到过度思考的陷阱, |
| 38 | where smart people go to watch their dreams die, one analysis at a time. | 聪明人去看着自己的梦想死去 一次一个分析 |
| 39 | Here's what happens. | 现如是. |
| 40 | Your brain sees a simple task. | 你的大脑看到了一个简单的任务。 |
| 41 | Let's say starting a blog. | 让我们开始一个博客。 |
| 42 | Normal people just start writing. | 普通人只是开始写作。 |
| 43 | They pick a platform in five minutes. | 他们五分钟后会选一个平台 |
| 44 | Choose a name in ten. | 以十选名. |
| 45 | Publish their first post by lunch. | 在午餐前发表他们的第一篇文章。 |
| 46 | But your brain? | 但你的大脑? |
| 47 | First, you need to research the best blogging platform. | 首先,你需要研究最好的博客平台。 |
| 48 | Compare 15 different options. | 比较15种不同的选择. |
| 49 | Read 47 reviews. | 读47篇评论. |
| 50 | Join three Facebook groups to ask opinions. | 加入三个脸书团体,征求意见. |
| 51 | Then optimize for SEO before you've written a word. | 在你写完一个字之前 优化SEO |
| 52 | Study content marketing strategies. | 研究内容营销策略. |
| 53 | Analyze your competitor's metadata. | 分析竞争对手的元数据. |
| 54 | Six months later, you're an expert on blogging. | 六个月后,你是博客专家。 |
| 55 | Who's never written a single post? | 谁从未写过一篇文章? |
| 56 | You're not thinking. | 你没在想 |
| 57 | You're hiding, hiding behind research, behind analysis, | 你躲在研究 分析的背后 |
| 58 | behind the illusion of productivity. | 在生产力的幻觉背后 |
| 59 | Overthinking feels productive, because your brain is working hard. | 过度思考感觉生产, 因为你的大脑很努力。 |
| 60 | But it's like revving your engine in neutral. | 但它就像在中性地重塑你的引擎。 |
| 61 | Lots of noise, zero movement, and deep down, you know it. | 很多噪音,零移动, 和深层,你知道的。 |
| 62 | You know you're stuck. | 你知道你被困住了。 。 。 |
| 63 | You know you're stalling. | 你知道你在拖延时间 |
| 64 | But you can't stop, because stopping would mean starting. | 但你不能停止, 因为停止意味着开始。 |
| 65 | And starting would mean risking. | 开始意味着冒险 |
| 66 | Chapter two, the perfection prison. | 第二章 完美监狱 |
| 67 | Want to know the most expensive word in the English language? | 想知道英语中最昂贵的词吗? |
| 68 | Perfect. | 不错 |
| 69 | That single word has killed more dreams than failure ever could. | 这个单词杀死的梦想比失败还多。 |
| 70 | That word has cost you more money, more opportunities, and | 这个词花了你更多的钱,更多的机会,和 |
| 71 | more happiness than any mistake you've ever made. | 比你犯过的错误更幸福 |
| 72 | Because mistakes can be fixed, but perfect never arrives. | 因为错误是可以纠正的,但完美永远无法实现. |
| 73 | See, perfectionism isn't what you think it is. | 完美主义不是你想的那样 |
| 74 | It's not high standards. | 不高标准. |
| 75 | It's not attention to detail. | 不专注于细节. |
| 76 | It's not even about quality. | 这甚至不 关于质量。 |
| 77 | It's fear, wearing a productivity mask. | 是恐惧 戴着生产力面具 |
| 78 | Think about it. | 考虑一下 |
| 79 | How many projects are sitting in your drafts folder right now? | 您的草稿文件夹中有多少项目? |
| 80 | 90% complete, but never shipped. | 90%完成,但从未发货. |
| 81 | Because they're not quite ready. | 因为他们还没准备好 |
| 82 | That book you've been editing for two years. | 你编辑这本书已经两年了 |
| 83 | That business you've been planning since college. | 你从大学开始就一直计划这个生意 |
| 84 | That course you've recorded three times, but never released. | 那门课你录了三次 但从没放过 |
| 85 | You tell yourself you're maintaining quality, but really? | 你告诉自己你保持了质量,但真的吗? |
| 86 | You're terrified that if it's not perfect, | 你害怕它不完美的话 |
| 87 | people might realize you're not as smart as they think. | 人们可能会意识到你不像他们想象的那么聪明 |
| 88 | If your work has flaws, maybe you have flaws. | 如果你的作品有缺陷, 也许你有缺陷。 |
| 89 | If your ideas aren't bulletproof, maybe you're not either. | 如果你的想法不是防弹的 也许你也不是 |
| 90 | Here's the truth that'll set you free. | 这是让你自由的真相 |
| 91 | Perfect is the enemy of paid. | 完美的是报酬的敌人。 |
| 92 | Dunn beats perfect every single time. | 邓恩每次都是完美的 |
| 93 | While you're polishing, someone else is profiting. | 你擦擦的时候 别人在赚钱 |
| 94 | While you're perfecting, they're progressing. | 在你完善的同时,他们也在进步. |
| 95 | Because perfect is a prison you'll never escape from. | 因为完美是你永远逃不掉的监狱 |
| 96 | But Dunn, Dunn opens doors. | 但邓恩,邓恩打开门。 |
| 97 | Chapter three, why IQ isn't enough. | 第三章 智商为何不足. |
| 98 | Let me blow your mind with some math. | 让我用数学来打爆你的心 |
| 99 | After an IQ of about 120, intelligence only predicts. | 在智商大约120之后,情报只预测. |
| 100 | 23% of your success. | 23%的成功率 |
| 101 | 23%。 23%。 | |
| 102 | That means 77% of what determines your success | 也就是决定你成功率的77% |
| 103 | has nothing to do with how smart you are. | 跟你这么聪明无关 |
| 104 | Nothing to do with your test scores, your degrees, | 和你的测试成绩 学位无关 |
| 105 | your ability to solve puzzles. | 您解决谜题的能力。 |
| 106 | Let that sink in. | 让它沉进去。 |
| 107 | You know what predicts 58% of success? | 你知道什么预测 58%的成功? |
| 108 | Emotional intelligence. | 情绪智能. |
| 109 | EQ beats IQ by more than double. | EQ战胜智商超过一倍. |
| 110 | The ability to read a room, to connect with people, | 能够读取一个房间, 与人联系, |
| 111 | to manage your emotions, to inspire others. | 管理你的情绪 激励别人 |
| 112 | These soft skills you've been ignoring, | 这些你一直忽略的软技能, |
| 113 | they're actually the hard currency of success. | 他们实际上是成功的硬币。 |
| 114 | But schools never taught you that, did they? | 但学校从来没有教你,是吗? |
| 115 | They rewarded you for knowing the right answers. | 他们奖励你 知道正确的答案。 |
| 116 | Not for working well with others. | 不是因为和别人合作的好 |
| 117 | For solving problems alone. | 只为了解决问题 |
| 118 | Not building relationships. | 不是建立关系。 |
| 119 | For being right, not being likable. | 因为是正确,不是讨人喜欢。 |
| 120 | So now you're brilliant at theory, | 现在你在理论上很出色 |
| 121 | but terrible at the messy human stuff | 但可怕的是人类的东西 |
| 122 | that actually drives success. | 这实际上推动成功。 |
| 123 | You can calculate complex equations, | 你可以计算复杂的方程, |
| 124 | but can't calculate how to ask for help. | 但无法计算如何寻求帮助。 |
| 125 | You can debug code, but can't debug a tense conversation. | 你可以调试代码,但不能调试紧张的对话. |
| 126 | You can optimize systems, but can't optimize relationships. | 你可以优化系统,但不能优化关系. |
| 127 | Your IQ is writing checks that your EQ can't cache. | 你的智商是写支票 你的EQ不能缓存。 |
| 128 | And that's why less intelligent people are passing you by. | 所以才没有那么聪明的人会经过你身边 |
| 129 | They're not smarter. | 他们不聪明。 |
| 130 | They're just better at the game that actually matters. | 他们只是更擅长实际重要的游戏. |
| 131 | Chapter four, the knowledge curse. | 第四章 知识诅咒. |
| 132 | You wanna know something crazy? | 你想知道什么疯狂的事吗? |
| 133 | The more you know, | 你知道得越多,你就会知道 |
| 134 | the harder it becomes to actually do anything. | 更难做任何事情。 |
| 135 | It's like being a chef who knows so many recipes | 这就像一个厨师 谁知道这么多的食谱 |
| 136 | that you starve because you can't decide what to cook. | 你饿着肚子 因为你不能决定做什么 |
| 137 | It's called the knowledge curse. | 名为知识咒. |
| 138 | And you're drowning in it. | 则溺于其中. |
| 139 | See, when you know less, decisions are simple. | 你看,当你知道少,决定很简单。 |
| 140 | Start a business, just start selling something. | 开个生意 卖点东西 |
| 141 | Need customers? | 需要客户吗? |
| 142 | Tell people what you're selling. | 告诉别人你卖的是什么 |
| 143 | It's almost embarrassingly straightforward. | 这几乎是尴尬的直截了当。 |
| 144 | But when you're smart, you see every possible outcome, | 但当你聪明的时候,你会看到每个可能的结果, |
| 145 | every potential failure, every optimization opportunity, | 每一个可能的失败,每一个优化的机会, |
| 146 | every way it could go wrong. | 每条路都会出错 |
| 147 | Your intelligence turns simple decisions | 你的智慧会变成简单的决定 |
| 148 | into doctoral dissertation. | 进入博士论文。 |
| 149 | You're not making better choices. | 你没有做出更好的选择。 |
| 150 | You're making no choices because every path you see | 你没有选择,因为你看到的每一条路 |
| 151 | branches into a thousand more paths. | 树枝进入一千多条路 |
| 152 | And each of those splits again, | 和每一个这些再次分裂, |
| 153 | until you're paralyzed by possibility. | 直到你瘫痪的可能性。 |
| 154 | Remember when you didn't know any better? | 还记得你不知道什么更好吗? |
| 155 | When you just tried things. | 当你刚刚尝试的东西。 |
| 156 | When failure wasn't a complex probability calculation, | 当失败不是复杂的概率计算时 |
| 157 | but just something that might happen, | 但可能发生的事 |
| 158 | that ignorance was actually bliss | 无知其实是幸福 |
| 159 | because ignorance takes action. | 因为无知意味着行动 |
| 160 | While intelligence takes notes, | 虽然情报部门注意到 |
| 161 | you're not drowning because you can't swim. | 你不会因为不会游泳而溺水 |
| 162 | You're drowning because you're analyzing the water | 你溺水是因为你在分析水 |
| 163 | instead of just floating. | 而不是仅仅漂浮。 |
| 164 | You know too much about what could go wrong. | 你知道太多什么会出错。 |
| 165 | To ever get anything right, the cure? | 永远得到什么正确的, 治愈? |
| 166 | Sometimes you need to forget what you know | 有时候你需要忘记你所知道的 |
| 167 | and remember how to move. | 并记住如何移动。 |
| 168 | Chapter five, the execution equation. | 第五章 处决方程式. |
| 169 | Ready for the equation that predicts success? | 准备好预测成功的方程式了吗? |
| 170 | Performance equals talent times effort squared. | 表现等于天资之多 |
| 171 | Write that down, tattoo it on your brain | 写下来,在你的大脑上纹身 |
| 172 | because it explains why you're losing to people | 因为它解释了你为什么输给别人 |
| 173 | you could outsmart in your sleep. | 你可以在睡眠中超越聪明 |
| 174 | Effort squared. | 努力方圆. |
| 175 | That means effort counts twice as much as talent. | 这意味着努力的价值是人才的两倍。 |
| 176 | Literally, mathematically, provably. | 从字面上说,从数学上说,从质证上说. |
| 177 | Your natural gifts? | 你的天赋? |
| 178 | They're the multiplier. | 他们是倍数。 |
| 179 | But effort? | 但是努力吗? |
| 180 | Effort is the exponential factor. | 努力是指数因素。 |
| 181 | But smart people? | 但聪明人? |
| 182 | We've been coasting on talent our whole lives. | 我们一生都在追求才华 |
| 183 | School was easy, tests were simple. | 学校很简单,考试很简单。 |
| 184 | We got A's without trying. | 我们得到了A's 不尝试。 |
| 185 | We never had to develop the effort muscle. | 我们从来就不用锻炼力量 |
| 186 | We never learned how to grind, | 我们从来没有学会磨磨, |
| 187 | how to push, how to work. | 如何推动,如何工作。 |
| 188 | So now we're adults with Ferrari engines | 现在我们是法拉利引擎的成年人了 |
| 189 | and tricycle work ethics. | 和三轮工作道德。 |
| 190 | We know everything about success, | 我们知道一切关于成功, |
| 191 | except how to work for it. | 除了如何为它工作。 |
| 192 | We can quote every productivity guru, | 我们可以引用每一个生产力大师, |
| 193 | but can't produce for five minutes straight. | 但不能生产五分钟直。 |
| 194 | Here's what nobody tells you. | 这是没有人告诉你。 |
| 195 | Consistent average effort beats sporadic genius | 一致的平均努力胜过零星的天才 |
| 196 | every single time. | 每次都这样 |
| 197 | The person who shows up daily? | 每天出现的人? |
| 198 | They'll destroy the person who shows up | 他们会毁掉出现的人 |
| 199 | brilliantly once a month. | 一个月一次棒极了 |
| 200 | The tortoise beats the hare. | 龟击兔. |
| 201 | Because the hare is too smart to just keep running. | 因为兔子太聪明了,不能继续跑 |
| 202 | Effort counts twice. | 功德两重. |
| 203 | Remember that equation. | 记住这个方程式。 |
| 204 | It's worth more than your IQ score, | 它的价值超过你的智商分数, |
| 205 | more than your degrees, more than your potential. | 比你的学位,比你的潜力。 |
| 206 | Because potential without effort equals zero. | 因为没有努力的潜力等于零。 |
| 207 | Join our YouTube membership for exclusive perks | 加入我们的YouTube成员 独家优惠 |
| 208 | like early access to scripts, | 就像早期访问脚本, |
| 209 | input on future topics about productivity, | 对未来生产力专题的投入, |
| 210 | and connect with a like-minded community that gets it. | 和一个想法相同的社区联系 得到它。 |
| 211 | Click join below and let's build your easier, | 点击下方,让我们来建造你更容易, |
| 212 | more intentional life together. | 更故意的一起生活。 |
| 213 | Chapter six, breaking the fixed mindset. | 第六章 打破固定的心态. |
| 214 | Here's the most ironic thing about smart people. | 这里最讽刺的是聪明人. |
| 215 | The smarter you are, | 你越聪明, |
| 216 | the more likely you have a fixed mindset. | 你越可能有一个固定的心态。 |
| 217 | Yeah, the people who could learn anything | 是啊,谁能学到任何东西的人 |
| 218 | are the most afraid to learn. | 最怕学习。 |
| 219 | Think about it. | 考虑一下 |
| 220 | You've been the smart one your entire life. | 你一辈子都是聪明人 |
| 221 | It's not just what you do, it's who you are. | 这不仅仅是你做什么, 它是你是谁。 |
| 222 | Your intelligence isn't just a trait, | 你的智力不只是个特质 |
| 223 | it's your identity, your brand, your sense of self. | 这是你的身份,你的品牌,你的自我感。 |
| 224 | So what happens when something's hard? | 所以,当事情的难? |
| 225 | You quit, not because you can't do it, | 你辞职了 不是因为你做不到 |
| 226 | but because struggling would mean | 但因为挣扎意味着 |
| 227 | you're not as smart as you thought. | 你没那么聪明 |
| 228 | And that's terrifying. | 这是可怕的。 |
| 229 | What if people see you struggle? | 如果人们看到你挣扎呢? |
| 230 | What if you actually fail? | 如果你真的失败了呢? |
| 231 | What if smart isn't who you are anymore? | 万一你不再是聪明人了呢? |
| 232 | You'd rather preserve the illusion of unlimited potential | 你宁愿保留无限潜力的幻觉 |
| 233 | than risk discovering your actual limits. | 而不是发现你的实际极限 |
| 234 | So you stay in your comfort zone | 所以你留在你的舒适区域 |
| 235 | where your intelligence is never truly tested, | 在那里,你的智力从来没有真正测试, |
| 236 | where you can maintain the fantasy | 在那里你可以保持 幻想 |
| 237 | that you could do anything if you really tried, | 如果你真的尝试了 你可以做任何事, |
| 238 | but growth requires failure. | 但增长需要失败。 |
| 239 | It requires looking stupid, making mistakes, | 这需要看起来愚蠢 犯错 |
| 240 | being a beginner, asking dumb questions, | 当初学者,问些愚蠢的问题, |
| 241 | getting things wrong. | 弄错了 |
| 242 | And that terrifies someone whose identity | 那会吓坏一个身份的人 |
| 243 | is built on being smart. | 建立在聪明的基础上。 |
| 244 | Your intelligence is a starting point, not a destination. | 你的情报是起点 不是目的地 |
| 245 | It's meant to be used, not preserved, | 原意是使用,没有保存, |
| 246 | stretched, not protected. | 伸展,没有保护。 |
| 247 | The moment you stop growing | 当你停止生长的时候 |
| 248 | is the moment you stop being truly intelligent. | 就是你不再真正聪明的时候 |
| 249 | Chapter seven, the social intelligence gap. | 第七章 社会智能差距. |
| 250 | You know what's funny in a sad way? | 你知道什么是滑稽 在悲伤的方式? |
| 251 | You can solve everyone's problems except your own. | 你可以解决每个人的问题 除了你自己 |
| 252 | You give brilliant advice you never follow, | 你给的精彩的建议 你从来没有遵循, |
| 253 | create strategies you never implement | 创建从未执行的策略 |
| 254 | because success isn't a solo sport | 因为成功不是独奏 |
| 255 | and you've been playing alone your whole life. | 你一直独自玩你的整个生活。 |
| 256 | Smart people have this thing. | 聪明人有这个东西。 |
| 257 | We think networking is beneath us. | 我们认为网络在我们的下面。 |
| 258 | Small talk feels painful. | 闲聊感觉很痛苦。 |
| 259 | Why discuss the weather when we could debate philosophy? | 我们辩论哲学的时候 为什么要讨论天气? |
| 260 | Why talk about sports when we could solve world hunger? | 当我们能解决世界饥饿问题时,为什么要谈论体育? |
| 261 | These surface conversations feel like such a waste | 这些表面的谈话都觉得很浪费 |
| 262 | of our precious brain cells. | 我们珍贵的脑细胞 |
| 263 | But here's what you missed. | 但这是你错过的 |
| 264 | That guy talking about sports? | 那个说运动的人? |
| 265 | He's building trust. | 他在建立信任。 |
| 266 | That woman sharing weekend plans? | 那个女人分享周末计划? |
| 267 | She's creating connection. | 她正在创建连接。 |
| 268 | Those meaningless conversations? | 那些毫无意义的对话? |
| 269 | They're actually relationship foundations. | 他们实际上是关系的基础。 |
| 270 | They're not having inferior conversations. | 他们没有低级的对话。 |
| 271 | They're building superior relationships. | 他们正在建立优越的关系。 |
| 272 | Your network is your net worth, not your IQ score. | 你的网络是你的净值 而不是你的智商分数 |
| 273 | But you've been so busy being the smartest person | 但你一直忙着做最聪明的人 |
| 274 | in the room that you forgot to connect with anyone in it. | 在你忘了和里面的人联系的房间里 |
| 275 | You've been so busy being right. | 你一直忙着说对了 |
| 276 | You forgot to be liked, so focused on impressing people. | 你忘了被喜欢, 所以专注于给人们留下深刻的印象。 |
| 277 | You forgot to help them. | 你忘了帮他们 |
| 278 | Success is a team sport | 成功是团队运动 |
| 279 | and you can't win if nobody wants you on their team. | 如果没人要你加入他们的队伍 你就不能赢 |
| 280 | Your brilliance means nothing | 你的才华毫无意义 |
| 281 | if nobody wants to work with you. | 如果没人想跟你合作的话 |
| 282 | Your ideas are worthless. | 你的想法是没用的。 |
| 283 | If nobody helps you execute them, | 如果没人帮你处决他们 |
| 284 | connection beats perfection every single time. | 连接每次都比完美 |
| 285 | Chapter eight, building your success system. | 第八章 构建你的成功体系. |
| 286 | Forget everything you think you know about productivity. | 忘记一切你认为你知道的生产力。 |
| 287 | You don't need another app, another framework, | 你不需要另一个应用程序,另一个框架, |
| 288 | another optimization. | 另一个优化。 |
| 289 | You've got 17 productivity apps on your phone | 你手机上有17个生产力应用软件 |
| 290 | and you're less productive than ever. | 你比以前更没有生产力 |
| 291 | You need a system that works with your overthinking brain, | 你需要一个系统 与你的过度思考的大脑, |
| 292 | not against it. | 不是反对它。 |
| 293 | Here's the secret. | 这是秘密 |
| 294 | Design your environment so success is the default. | 设计您的环境, 所以成功是默认的 。 |
| 295 | Make action easier than analysis. | 使行动比分析容易。 |
| 296 | Remove every barrier between you and doing | 移除你们之间的所有屏障 |
| 297 | because your brain will find any excuse to think | 因为你的大脑会找借口思考 |
| 298 | instead of act. | 而不是行动。 |
| 299 | Example, you want to write. | 例子,你想写。 |
| 300 | Don't research writing. | 别研究写作. |
| 301 | Don't buy another course. | 别买别的菜了 |
| 302 | Don't join another forum. | 不要加入另一个论坛。 |
| 303 | Open a document. | 打开文档。 |
| 304 | Type one sentence. | 类型一句. |
| 305 | Save it on your desktop. | 保存在您的桌面上 。 |
| 306 | Tomorrow, add one more. | 明天再加一个 |
| 307 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 308 | That's the whole system. | 这就是整个系统。 |
| 309 | Stupidly simple. | 很简单 |
| 310 | Embarrassingly basic. | 令人难堪的基本。 |
| 311 | And it works. | 则能行. |
| 312 | But your brain will screen. | 但你的大脑会显示的 |
| 313 | This is too simple. | 这太简单了 |
| 314 | We need a content calendar, an editorial process, | 我们需要一个内容日历,一个编辑程序, |
| 315 | a 10-step framework. | a 10步框架。 |
| 316 | That's your intelligence trying to sabotage you again. | 你的情报部门又想破坏你 |
| 317 | It wants complexity because complexity feels smart. | 它想要复杂 因为复杂感很聪明 |
| 318 | But complexity kills execution. | 但复杂会杀死行刑者 |
| 319 | Systems beat goals. | 系统击败目标。 |
| 320 | Habits击败了动机。 | |
| 321 | And simple beats complex. | 简单的说来很复杂 |
| 322 | Every single time, design your life like you debug code. | 每一次,你的生活设计 像你调试代码。 |
| 323 | Remove friction. | 消除摩擦。 |
| 324 | Reduce complexity. | 减少复杂性。 |
| 325 | Ship daily. | 船舶日报. |
| 326 | The smartest system is the one you actually use. | 最聪明的系统是你实际使用的系统。 |
| 327 | Chapter 9, the 30-day transformation. | 第九章 三十日变法. |
| 328 | All right, genius. | 好吧,天才,你还好吧? |
| 329 | Time to put that big brain to work on something | 是时候把那个大大脑 工作的东西 |
| 330 | that actually matters. | 这其实很重要。 |
| 331 | Your life. | 你的生活,你的生活。 你的生活,你的生活,你的生活。 |
| 332 | Not your potential life. | 不是你的潜质生活。 |
| 333 | Not your someday life. | 不是你的将来 |
| 334 | Your actual right-now-today life for the next 30 days. | 接下来的30天里 你真实的右眼生活 |
| 335 | You're going to run an experiment. | 你要做个实验 |
| 336 | Not plan one. | 不是第一个计划 |
| 337 | Not research one. | 不是研究一个。 |
| 338 | Run one. | 运行一个。 |
| 339 | Starting today, starting now. | 从今天开始,从现在开始 |
| 340 | Starting before you feel ready. | 还没准备好就开始 |
| 341 | Rule number one. | 规则一。 |
| 342 | Start before you're ready. | 在你准备好之前开始 |
| 343 | If you wait until you feel prepared, | 如果你等到你准备好的时候 |
| 344 | you'll be waiting forever. | 你会永远等待。 |
| 345 | Your brain will always find one more thing to research. | 你的大脑总能找到另外一件事来研究 |
| 346 | One more skill to learn. | 还有一个技能要学习。 |
| 347 | One more excuse to delay. | 还有一个拖延的理由 |
| 348 | Start stupid, finish successful. | 开始愚蠢,完成成功。 |
| 349 | Pick one thing. | 选一件事 |
| 350 | Not five, not three. | 非五无三. |
| 351 | One. | 一个 |
| 352 | And do it badly every single day. | 并且每天都做坏事。 |
| 353 | Yes, badly. | 对 很糟糕 |
| 354 | Give yourself permission to suck. | 让你自己吸。 |
| 355 | Permission to be amateur. | 允许做业余爱好者 |
| 356 | Permission to be human. | 准许为人. |
| 357 | Document everything. | 记录一切 |
| 358 | Not to optimize. | 不为优化. |
| 359 | Not to analyze. | 不是用来分析的 |
| 360 | Just to prove to your overthinking brain | 只是为了证明你的大脑过头 |
| 361 | that action beats intention. | 行动胜过意图 |
| 362 | That done beats perfect. | 这胜过完美的。 |
| 363 | That moving beats thinking. | 动静胜过思考 |
| 364 | In 30 days, you won't be perfect, | 30天后,你就不会完美 |
| 365 | but you'll be different. | 但你会不同 |
| 366 | You'll be moving. | 你会移动。 |
| 367 | You'll be growing. | 你会长大的 |
| 368 | You'll be doing. | 你会做的。 |
| 369 | Your IQ gave you potential, | 你的智商给了你潜力 |
| 370 | but only action gives you power. | 但只有动作才能给你力量 |
| 371 | Time to stop thinking and start becoming. | 是时候停止思考 并开始成为。 |
| 372 | The question is, are you smart enough | 问题是,你聪明吗? |
| 373 | to stop being so smart? | 别这么聪明了? |
| 374 | And hey, if you liked this video, | 嘿,如果你喜欢这个视频, |
| 375 | don't forget to subscribe and hit that like button. | 别忘了订阅和按键 |
| 376 | Also let me know your thoughts on what I just shared. | 还让我知道你对我刚才分享的东西的想法。 |
| 377 | Oh, and there's more. | 还有更多 |
| 378 | I've just started a Patreon to help support these videos | 我刚刚开始一个Patreon 帮助支持这些视频 |
| 379 | and connect with you more directly. | 并更直接地与你联系。 |
| 380 | Check out the link in the description | 检查描述中的链接 |
| 381 | if you'd like to join. | 如果你想加入的话。 |
| 382 | And I'll see you in the next one. | 亦复如是下明见. |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:00 | Let me guess, you've got 47 browser tabs open right now. | 让我猜猜 你现在有47个浏览器标签 |
| 0:04 | Three different note taking apps, and a five year plan that you've revised. | 三个不同的笔记在应用, 和一个五年计划,你已经修改。 |
| 0:09 | Every month for the past five years. | 五年来每个月 |
| 0:11 | Sound familiar? | 听起来熟悉吗? |
| 0:12 | Here's the thing nobody talks about. | 这是没有人谈论的 |
| 0:15 | Being smart might actually be the reason you're not successful. | 聪明可能是你失败的原因 |
| 0:18 | I know, that sounds insane. | 我知道 这听起来很疯狂 |
| 0:21 | You've been told your whole life that intelligence is your greatest asset. | 你一辈子都被告知 情报是你最大的资产 |
| 0:25 | Gifted programs, advanced classes. | 天赋计划,高级课程 |
| 0:28 | Everyone's saying you had so much potential. | 大家都说你很有潜力 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Let me guess, you've got 47 browser tabs open right now. | 让我猜猜 你现在有47个浏览器标签 |
| 2 | Three different note taking apps, and a five year plan that you've revised. | 三个不同的笔记在应用, 和一个五年计划,你已经修改。 |
| 3 | Every month for the past five years. | 五年来每个月 |
| 4 | Sound familiar? | 听起来熟悉吗? |
| 5 | Here's the thing nobody talks about. | 这是没有人谈论的 |
| 6 | Being smart might actually be the reason you're not successful. | 聪明可能是你失败的原因 |
| 7 | I know, that sounds insane. | 我知道 这听起来很疯狂 |
| 8 | You've been told your whole life that intelligence is your greatest asset. | 你一辈子都被告知 情报是你最大的资产 |
| 9 | Gifted programs, advanced classes. | 天赋计划,高级课程 |
| 10 | Everyone's saying you had so much potential. | 大家都说你很有潜力 |
| 11 | Teachers pulled you aside to tell you how special you were. | 老师把你拉到一边 告诉你你有多特别 |
| 12 | Tests came easy. | 测试来得容易。 |
| 13 | Learning was effortless. | 学习是费力的。 |
| 14 | You were going places, but here you are. | 你本来要去的地方,但你在这里。 |
| 15 | Watching people you know, who aren't as smart as you, | 看着你认识的人 比你聪明的人 |
| 16 | achieve the success that should have been yours. | 取得本来应该属于你的成功。 |
| 17 | They're running businesses while you're still researching the perfect business | 他们经营生意 而你还在研究完美的生意 |
| 18 | model. | 型号。 |
| 19 | They're closing deals while you're still crafting the perfect email. | 他们要关门交易 而你还在设计完美的邮件 |
| 20 | They're living your dream while you're still planning how to start. | 他们活在你的梦里 而你还在计划如何开始 |
| 21 | Your intelligence has become a prison. | 你的情报成了监狱 |
| 22 | And the worst part? | 最坏的部分呢? |
| 23 | You built it yourself, bar by bar, thought by thought. | 你自己造的,酒吧边,思想边想 |
| 24 | Every brilliant analysis that prevented action. | 每一次阻止行动的精彩分析 |
| 25 | Every perfect plan that never saw daylight. | 每个完美的计划 从来没有看到日光。 |
| 26 | Every clever excuse that kept you safe. | 所有能保护你安全的聪明借口 |
| 27 | But here's the shift that breaks the cycle. | 但这是打破循环的转变。 |
| 28 | Your IQ isn't the problem. | 你的智商不是问题所在 |
| 29 | It's how you're using it. | 师如何用之. |
| 30 | And once you understand why smart people fail, you can finally start winning. | 一旦你明白聪明人为什么失败, 你就能开始赢。 |
| 31 | Chapter one, the overthinking trap. | 第一章 过度思考的陷阱 |
| 32 | You know what's hilarious? | 你知道什么是搞笑吗? |
| 33 | You can solve complex problems in your head, but | 你可以解决你头上的复杂问题,但是... |
| 34 | you've been thinking about starting that project for three years. | 你考虑开始这个项目已经三年了 |
| 35 | Three years. | 三年.. |
| 36 | In that time, someone else built it, sold it, and retired. | 在那个时候,有人建造,出售,然后退休. |
| 37 | Welcome to the overthinking trap, | 欢迎来到过度思考的陷阱, |
| 38 | where smart people go to watch their dreams die, one analysis at a time. | 聪明人去看着自己的梦想死去 一次一个分析 |
| 39 | Here's what happens. | 现如是. |
| 40 | Your brain sees a simple task. | 你的大脑看到了一个简单的任务。 |
| 41 | Let's say starting a blog. | 让我们开始一个博客。 |
| 42 | Normal people just start writing. | 普通人只是开始写作。 |
| 43 | They pick a platform in five minutes. | 他们五分钟后会选一个平台 |
| 44 | Choose a name in ten. | 以十选名. |
| 45 | Publish their first post by lunch. | 在午餐前发表他们的第一篇文章。 |
| 46 | But your brain? | 但你的大脑? |
| 47 | First, you need to research the best blogging platform. | 首先,你需要研究最好的博客平台。 |
| 48 | Compare 15 different options. | 比较15种不同的选择. |
| 49 | Read 47 reviews. | 读47篇评论. |
| 50 | Join three Facebook groups to ask opinions. | 加入三个脸书团体,征求意见. |
| 51 | Then optimize for SEO before you've written a word. | 在你写完一个字之前 优化SEO |
| 52 | Study content marketing strategies. | 研究内容营销策略. |
| 53 | Analyze your competitor's metadata. | 分析竞争对手的元数据. |
| 54 | Six months later, you're an expert on blogging. | 六个月后,你是博客专家。 |
| 55 | Who's never written a single post? | 谁从未写过一篇文章? |
| 56 | You're not thinking. | 你没在想 |
| 57 | You're hiding, hiding behind research, behind analysis, | 你躲在研究 分析的背后 |
| 58 | behind the illusion of productivity. | 在生产力的幻觉背后 |
| 59 | Overthinking feels productive, because your brain is working hard. | 过度思考感觉生产, 因为你的大脑很努力。 |
| 60 | But it's like revving your engine in neutral. | 但它就像在中性地重塑你的引擎。 |
| 61 | Lots of noise, zero movement, and deep down, you know it. | 很多噪音,零移动, 和深层,你知道的。 |
| 62 | You know you're stuck. | 你知道你被困住了。 。 。 |
| 63 | You know you're stalling. | 你知道你在拖延时间 |
| 64 | But you can't stop, because stopping would mean starting. | 但你不能停止, 因为停止意味着开始。 |
| 65 | And starting would mean risking. | 开始意味着冒险 |
| 66 | Chapter two, the perfection prison. | 第二章 完美监狱 |
| 67 | Want to know the most expensive word in the English language? | 想知道英语中最昂贵的词吗? |
| 68 | Perfect. | 不错 |
| 69 | That single word has killed more dreams than failure ever could. | 这个单词杀死的梦想比失败还多。 |
| 70 | That word has cost you more money, more opportunities, and | 这个词花了你更多的钱,更多的机会,和 |
| 71 | more happiness than any mistake you've ever made. | 比你犯过的错误更幸福 |
| 72 | Because mistakes can be fixed, but perfect never arrives. | 因为错误是可以纠正的,但完美永远无法实现. |
| 73 | See, perfectionism isn't what you think it is. | 完美主义不是你想的那样 |
| 74 | It's not high standards. | 不高标准. |
| 75 | It's not attention to detail. | 不专注于细节. |
| 76 | It's not even about quality. | 这甚至不 关于质量。 |
| 77 | It's fear, wearing a productivity mask. | 是恐惧 戴着生产力面具 |
| 78 | Think about it. | 考虑一下 |
| 79 | How many projects are sitting in your drafts folder right now? | 您的草稿文件夹中有多少项目? |
| 80 | 90% complete, but never shipped. | 90%完成,但从未发货. |
| 81 | Because they're not quite ready. | 因为他们还没准备好 |
| 82 | That book you've been editing for two years. | 你编辑这本书已经两年了 |
| 83 | That business you've been planning since college. | 你从大学开始就一直计划这个生意 |
| 84 | That course you've recorded three times, but never released. | 那门课你录了三次 但从没放过 |
| 85 | You tell yourself you're maintaining quality, but really? | 你告诉自己你保持了质量,但真的吗? |
| 86 | You're terrified that if it's not perfect, | 你害怕它不完美的话 |
| 87 | people might realize you're not as smart as they think. | 人们可能会意识到你不像他们想象的那么聪明 |
| 88 | If your work has flaws, maybe you have flaws. | 如果你的作品有缺陷, 也许你有缺陷。 |
| 89 | If your ideas aren't bulletproof, maybe you're not either. | 如果你的想法不是防弹的 也许你也不是 |
| 90 | Here's the truth that'll set you free. | 这是让你自由的真相 |
| 91 | Perfect is the enemy of paid. | 完美的是报酬的敌人。 |
| 92 | Done beats perfect every single time. | 每次都打得完美无缺 |
| 93 | While you're polishing, someone else is profiting. | 你擦擦的时候 别人在赚钱 |
| 94 | While you're perfecting, they're progressing. | 在你完善的同时,他们也在进步. |
| 95 | Because perfect is a prison you'll never escape from. | 因为完美是你永远逃不掉的监狱 |
| 96 | But done? | 不过呢? |
| 97 | Done opens doors. | 门打开了 |
| 98 | Chapter three, why IQ isn't enough. | 第三章 智商为何不足. |
| 99 | Let me blow your mind with some math. | 让我用数学来打爆你的心 |
| 100 | After an IQ of about 120, intelligence only predicts. | 在智商大约120之后,情报只预测. |
| 101 | 23% of your success. | 23%的成功率 |
| 102 | 23%。 23%。 | |
| 103 | That means 77% of what determines your success | 也就是决定你成功率的77% |
| 104 | has nothing to do with how smart you are. | 跟你这么聪明无关 |
| 105 | Nothing to do with your test scores, your degrees, | 和你的测试成绩 学位无关 |
| 106 | your ability to solve puzzles. | 您解决谜题的能力。 |
| 107 | Let that sink in. | 让它沉进去。 |
| 108 | You know what predicts 58% of success? | 你知道什么预测 58%的成功? |
| 109 | Emotional intelligence. | 情绪智能. |
| 110 | EQ beats IQ by more than double. | EQ战胜智商超过一倍. |
| 111 | The ability to read a room, to connect with people, | 能够读取一个房间, 与人联系, |
| 112 | to manage your emotions, to inspire others. | 管理你的情绪 激励别人 |
| 113 | These soft skills you've been ignoring, | 这些你一直忽略的软技能, |
| 114 | they're actually the hard currency of success. | 他们实际上是成功的硬币。 |
| 115 | But schools never taught you that, did they? | 但学校从来没有教你,是吗? |
| 116 | They rewarded you for knowing the right answers. | 他们奖励你 知道正确的答案。 |
| 117 | Not for working well with others. | 不是因为和别人合作的好 |
| 118 | For solving problems alone, not building relationships. | 仅仅为了解决问题,而不是建立关系。 |
| 119 | For being right, not being likable. | 因为是正确,不是讨人喜欢。 |
| 120 | So now you're brilliant at theory, | 现在你在理论上很出色 |
| 121 | but terrible at the messy human stuff | 但可怕的是人类的东西 |
| 122 | that actually drives success. | 这实际上推动成功。 |
| 123 | You can calculate complex equations, | 你可以计算复杂的方程, |
| 124 | but can't calculate how to ask for help. | 但无法计算如何寻求帮助。 |
| 125 | You can debug code, but can't debug a tense conversation. | 你可以调试代码,但不能调试紧张的对话. |
| 126 | You can optimize systems, but can't optimize relationships. | 你可以优化系统,但不能优化关系. |
| 127 | Your IQ is writing checks that your EQ can't cache. | 你的智商是写支票 你的EQ不能缓存。 |
| 128 | And that's why less intelligent people are passing you by. | 所以才没有那么聪明的人会经过你身边 |
| 129 | They're not smarter. | 他们不聪明。 |
| 130 | They're just better at the game that actually matters. | 他们只是更擅长实际重要的游戏. |
| 131 | Chapter four, the knowledge curse. | 第四章 知识诅咒. |
| 132 | You wanna know something crazy? | 你想知道什么疯狂的事吗? |
| 133 | The more you know, the harder it becomes | 你知道越多 就越难 |
| 134 | to actually do anything. | 做任何实际的事情。 |
| 135 | It's like being a chef who knows so many recipes | 这就像一个厨师 谁知道这么多的食谱 |
| 136 | that you starve because you can't decide what to cook. | 你饿着肚子 因为你不能决定做什么 |
| 137 | It's called the knowledge curse, and you're drowning in it. | 所谓知识咒,则溺于其中. |
| 138 | See, when you know less, decisions are simple. | 你看,当你知道少,决定很简单。 |
| 139 | Start a business, just start selling something. | 开个生意 卖点东西 |
| 140 | Need customers? | 需要客户吗? |
| 141 | Tell people what you're selling. | 告诉别人你卖的是什么 |
| 142 | It's almost embarrassingly straightforward. | 这几乎是尴尬的直截了当。 |
| 143 | But when you're smart, you see every possible outcome, | 但当你聪明的时候,你会看到每个可能的结果, |
| 144 | every potential failure, every optimization opportunity, | 每一个可能的失败,每一个优化的机会, |
| 145 | every way it could go wrong. | 每条路都会出错 |
| 146 | Your intelligence turns simple decisions | 你的智慧会变成简单的决定 |
| 147 | into doctoral dissertation. | 进入博士论文。 |
| 148 | You're not making better choices. | 你没有做出更好的选择。 |
| 149 | You're making no choices because every path you see | 你没有选择,因为你看到的每一条路 |
| 150 | branches into a thousand more paths. | 树枝进入一千多条路 |
| 151 | And each of those splits again, | 和每一个这些再次分裂, |
| 152 | until you're paralyzed by possibility. | 直到你瘫痪的可能性。 |
| 153 | Remember when you didn't know any better? | 还记得你不知道什么更好吗? |
| 154 | When you just tried things. | 当你刚刚尝试的东西。 |
| 155 | When failure wasn't a complex probability calculation, | 当失败不是复杂的概率计算时 |
| 156 | but just something that might happen, | 但可能发生的事 |
| 157 | that ignorance was actually bliss, | 无知其实是幸福, |
| 158 | because ignorance takes action. | 因为无知意味着行动 |
| 159 | While intelligence takes notes, | 虽然情报部门注意到 |
| 160 | you're not drowning because you can't swim. | 你不会因为不会游泳而溺水 |
| 161 | You're drowning because you're analyzing the water, | 你溺水是因为你在分析水 |
| 162 | instead of just floating. | 而不是仅仅漂浮。 |
| 163 | You know too much about what could go wrong. | 你知道太多什么会出错。 |
| 164 | To ever get anything right, the cure? | 永远得到什么正确的, 治愈? |
| 165 | Sometimes you need to forget what you know, | 有时候你需要忘记你知道的 |
| 166 | and remember how to move. | 并记住如何移动。 |
| 167 | Chapter five, the execution equation. | 第五章 处决方程式. |
| 168 | Ready for the equation that predicts success? | 准备好预测成功的方程式了吗? |
| 169 | Performance equals talent times effort squared. | 表现等于天资之多 |
| 170 | Write that down. | 写下来 |
| 171 | Tattoo it on your brain, | 在你的大脑中纹身, |
| 172 | because it explains why you're losing to people | 因为它解释了你为什么输给别人 |
| 173 | you could outsmart in your sleep. | 你可以在睡眠中超越聪明 |
| 174 | Effort squared. | 努力方圆. |
| 175 | That means effort counts twice as much as talent. | 这意味着努力的价值是人才的两倍。 |
| 176 | Literally, mathematically, provably. | 从字面上说,从数学上说,从质证上说. |
| 177 | Your natural gifts, they're the multiplier. | 你的天赋是倍数 |
| 178 | But effort? | 但是努力吗? |
| 179 | Effort is the exponential factor. | 努力是指数因素。 |
| 180 | But smart people, | 但聪明人, |
| 181 | we've been coasting on talent our whole lives. | 我们一生都在追求天赋 |
| 182 | School was easy, tests were simple. | 学校很简单,考试很简单。 |
| 183 | We got A's without trying. | 我们得到了A's 不尝试。 |
| 184 | We never had to develop the effort muscle. | 我们从来就不用锻炼力量 |
| 185 | We never learned how to grind, | 我们从来没有学会磨磨, |
| 186 | how to push, | 如何推动, |
| 187 | how to work. | 怎样工作。 |
| 188 | So now we're adults with Ferrari engines | 现在我们是法拉利引擎的成年人了 |
| 189 | and tricycle work ethics. | 和三轮工作道德。 |
| 190 | We know everything about success, | 我们知道一切关于成功, |
| 191 | except how to work for it. | 除了如何为它工作。 |
| 192 | We can quote every productivity guru, | 我们可以引用每一个生产力大师, |
| 193 | but can't produce for five minutes straight. | 但不能生产五分钟直。 |
| 194 | Here's what nobody tells you. | 这是没有人告诉你。 |
| 195 | Consistent average effort beats sporadic genius | 一致的平均努力胜过零星的天才 |
| 196 | every single time. | 每次都这样 |
| 197 | The person who shows up daily, | 每天出现的人 |
| 198 | they'll destroy the person who shows up | 他们会毁掉出现的人 |
| 199 | brilliantly once a month. | 一个月一次棒极了 |
| 200 | The tortoise beats the hare | 乌龟打败了兔子 |
| 201 | because the hare is too smart to just keep running. | 因为兔子太聪明了,不能继续跑 |
| 202 | Effort counts twice. | 功德两重. |
| 203 | Remember that equation. | 记住这个方程式。 |
| 204 | It's worth more than your IQ score, | 它的价值超过你的智商分数, |
| 205 | more than your degrees, | 比你的学位, |
| 206 | more than your potential. | 比你的潜质还要多 |
| 207 | Because potential without effort equals zero. | 因为没有努力的潜力等于零。 |
| 208 | Join our YouTube membership for exclusive perks | 加入我们的YouTube成员 独家优惠 |
| 209 | like early access to scripts, | 就像早期访问脚本, |
| 210 | input on future topics about productivity, | 对未来生产力专题的投入, |
| 211 | and connect with a like-minded community that gets it. | 和一个想法相同的社区联系 得到它。 |
| 212 | Click join below and let's build your easier, | 点击下方,让我们来建造你更容易, |
| 213 | more intentional life together. | 更故意的一起生活。 |
| 214 | Chapter six, breaking the fixed mindset. | 第六章 打破固定的心态. |
| 215 | Here's the most ironic thing about smart people. | 这里最讽刺的是聪明人. |
| 216 | The smarter you are, | 你越聪明, |
| 217 | the more likely you have a fixed mindset. | 你越可能有一个固定的心态。 |
| 218 | Yeah, the people who could learn anything | 是啊,谁能学到任何东西的人 |
| 219 | are the most afraid to learn. | 最怕学习。 |
| 220 | Think about it. | 考虑一下 |
| 221 | You've been the smart one your entire life. | 你一辈子都是聪明人 |
| 222 | It's not just what you do. | 这不仅仅是你的工作。 |
| 223 | It's who you are. | 就是你是谁 |
| 224 | Your intelligence isn't just a trait. | 你的智力不只是个特质 |
| 225 | It's your identity, your brand, your sense of self. | 这是你的身份,你的品牌,你的自我感。 |
| 226 | So what happens when something's hard? | 所以,当事情的难? |
| 227 | You quit, not because you can't do it, | 你辞职了 不是因为你做不到 |
| 228 | but because struggling would mean | 但因为挣扎意味着 |
| 229 | you're not as smart as you thought. | 你没那么聪明 |
| 230 | And that's terrifying. | 这是可怕的。 |
| 231 | What if people see you struggle? | 如果人们看到你挣扎呢? |
| 232 | What if you actually fail? | 如果你真的失败了呢? |
| 233 | What if smart isn't who you are anymore? | 万一你不再是聪明人了呢? |
| 234 | You'd rather preserve the illusion of unlimited potential | 你宁愿保留无限潜力的幻觉 |
| 235 | than risk discovering your actual limits. | 而不是发现你的实际极限 |
| 236 | So you stay in your comfort zone, | 所以,你留在你的舒适区域, |
| 237 | where your intelligence is never truly tested, | 在那里,你的智力从来没有真正测试, |
| 238 | where you can maintain the fantasy that you could do anything | 在那里你可以保持幻想 你可以做任何事情 |
| 239 | if you really tried, but growth requires failure. | 如果你真的尝试了, 但成长需要失败。 |
| 240 | It requires looking stupid, making mistakes, | 这需要看起来愚蠢 犯错 |
| 241 | being a beginner, asking dumb questions, | 当初学者,问些愚蠢的问题, |
| 242 | getting things wrong. | 弄错了 |
| 243 | And that terrifies someone whose identity | 那会吓坏一个身份的人 |
| 244 | is built on being smart. | 建立在聪明的基础上。 |
| 245 | Your intelligence is a starting point, not a destination. | 你的情报是起点 不是目的地 |
| 246 | It's meant to be used, not preserved, | 原意是使用,没有保存, |
| 247 | stretched, not protected. | 伸展,没有保护。 |
| 248 | The moment you stop growing | 当你停止生长的时候 |
| 249 | is the moment you stop being truly intelligent. | 就是你不再真正聪明的时候 |
| 250 | Chapter seven, the social intelligence gap. | 第七章 社会智能差距. |
| 251 | You know what's funny in a sad way? | 你知道什么是滑稽 在悲伤的方式? |
| 252 | You can solve everyone's problems except your own. | 你可以解决每个人的问题 除了你自己 |
| 253 | You give brilliant advice you never follow, | 你给的精彩的建议 你从来没有遵循, |
| 254 | create strategies you never implement, | 创造你从未执行的策略, |
| 255 | because success isn't a solo sport, | 因为成功不是独奏 |
| 256 | and you've been playing alone your whole life. | 你一直独自玩你的整个生活。 |
| 257 | Smart people have this thing. | 聪明人有这个东西。 |
| 258 | We think networking is beneath us. | 我们认为网络在我们的下面。 |
| 259 | Small talk feels painful. | 闲聊感觉很痛苦。 |
| 260 | Why discuss the weather when we could debate philosophy? | 我们辩论哲学的时候 为什么要讨论天气? |
| 261 | Why talk about sports when we could solve world hunger? | 当我们能解决世界饥饿问题时,为什么要谈论体育? |
| 262 | These surface conversations feel like such a waste | 这些表面的谈话都觉得很浪费 |
| 263 | of our precious brain cells. | 我们珍贵的脑细胞 |
| 264 | But here's what you missed. | 但这是你错过的 |
| 265 | That guy talking about sports? | 那个说运动的人? |
| 266 | He's building trust. | 他在建立信任。 |
| 267 | That woman sharing weekend plans? | 那个女人分享周末计划? |
| 268 | She's creating connection. | 她正在创建连接。 |
| 269 | Those meaningless conversations? | 那些毫无意义的对话? |
| 270 | They're actually relationship foundations? | 他们实际上是关系基础? |
| 271 | They're not having inferior conversations. | 他们没有低级的对话。 |
| 272 | They're building superior relationships. | 他们正在建立优越的关系。 |
| 273 | Your network is your net worth, not your IQ score. | 你的网络是你的净值 而不是你的智商分数 |
| 274 | But you've been so busy being the smartest person | 但你一直忙着做最聪明的人 |
| 275 | in the room that you forgot to connect with anyone in it. | 在你忘了和里面的人联系的房间里 |
| 276 | You've been so busy being right. | 你一直忙着说对了 |
| 277 | You forgot to be liked, so focused on impressing people. | 你忘了被喜欢, 所以专注于给人们留下深刻的印象。 |
| 278 | You forgot to help them. | 你忘了帮他们 |
| 279 | Success is a team sport, | 成功是一种团队运动, |
| 280 | and you can't win if nobody wants you on their team. | 如果没人要你加入他们的队伍 你就不能赢 |
| 281 | Your brilliance means nothing | 你的才华毫无意义 |
| 282 | if nobody wants to work with you. | 如果没人想跟你合作的话 |
| 283 | Your ideas are worthless. | 你的想法是没用的。 |
| 284 | If nobody helps you execute them, | 如果没人帮你处决他们 |
| 285 | connection beats perfection every single time. | 连接每次都比完美 |
| 286 | Chapter eight, building your success system. | 第八章 构建你的成功体系. |
| 287 | Forget everything you think you know about productivity. | 忘记一切你认为你知道的生产力。 |
| 288 | You don't need another app, | 你不需要别的应用 |
| 289 | another framework, another optimization. | 另一个框架,另一个优化。 |
| 290 | You've got 17 productivity apps on your phone, | 你手机上有17个生产力应用软件 |
| 291 | and you're less productive than ever. | 你比以前更没有生产力 |
| 292 | You need a system that works with your overthinking brain, | 你需要一个系统 与你的过度思考的大脑, |
| 293 | not against it. | 不是反对它。 |
| 294 | Here's the secret. | 这是秘密 |
| 295 | Design your environment so success is the default. | 设计您的环境, 所以成功是默认的 。 |
| 296 | Make action easier than analysis. | 使行动比分析容易。 |
| 297 | Remove every barrier between you and doing, | 消除你们之间的障碍, |
| 298 | because your brain will find any excuse to think | 因为你的大脑会找借口思考 |
| 299 | instead of act. | 而不是行动。 |
| 300 | Example, you want to write. | 例子,你想写。 |
| 301 | Don't research writing. | 别研究写作. |
| 302 | Don't buy another course. | 别买别的菜了 |
| 303 | Don't join another forum. | 不要加入另一个论坛。 |
| 304 | Open a document. | 打开文档。 |
| 305 | Type one sentence. | 类型一句. |
| 306 | Save it on your desktop. | 保存在您的桌面上 。 |
| 307 | Tomorrow, add one more. | 明天再加一个 |
| 308 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 309 | That's the whole system. | 这就是整个系统。 |
| 310 | Stupidly simple. | 很简单 |
| 311 | Embarrassingly basic. | 令人难堪的基本。 |
| 312 | And it works. | 则能行. |
| 313 | But your brain will screen. | 但你的大脑会显示的 |
| 314 | This is too simple. | 这太简单了 |
| 315 | We need a content calendar, | 我们需要一个内容日历, |
| 316 | an editorial process, | 编辑过程, |
| 317 | a 10-step framework. | a 10步框架。 |
| 318 | That's your intelligence trying to sabotage you again. | 你的情报部门又想破坏你 |
| 319 | It wants complexity because complexity feels smart, | 它想要复杂 因为复杂感很聪明 |
| 320 | but complexity kills execution. | 但是复杂 杀死了处决。 |
| 321 | Systems beat goals. | 系统击败目标。 |
| 322 | Habits击败了动机。 | |
| 323 | And simple beats complex. | 简单的说来很复杂 |
| 324 | Every single time, | 每次, |
| 325 | design your life like you debug code. | 设计你的生活 像你调试代码。 |
| 326 | Remove friction. | 消除摩擦。 |
| 327 | Reduce complexity. | 减少复杂性。 |
| 328 | Ship daily. | 船舶日报. |
| 329 | The smartest system is the one you actually use. | 最聪明的系统是你实际使用的系统。 |
| 330 | Chapter nine, the 30-day transformation. | 第九章 三十日变法. |
| 331 | All right, genius. | 好吧,天才,你还好吧? |
| 332 | Time to put that big brain to work | 是时候把大脑投入工作了 |
| 333 | on something that actually matters. | 对于一些真正重要的事情。 |
| 334 | Your life. | 你的生活,你的生活。 你的生活,你的生活,你的生活。 |
| 335 | Not your potential life. | 不是你的潜质生活。 |
| 336 | Not your someday life. | 不是你的将来 |
| 337 | Your actual right now today life. | 你现在的真实生活 |
| 338 | For the next 30 days, | 接下来的30天里 |
| 339 | you're going to run an experiment, | 你要做个实验 |
| 340 | not plan one, not research one. | 不是计划一,不是研究一。 |
| 341 | Run one. | 运行一个。 |
| 342 | Starting today, starting now. | 从今天开始,从现在开始 |
| 343 | Starting before you feel ready. | 还没准备好就开始 |
| 344 | Rule number one. | 规则一。 |
| 345 | Start before you're ready. | 在你准备好之前开始 |
| 346 | If you wait until you feel prepared, | 如果你等到你准备好的时候 |
| 347 | you'll be waiting forever. | 你会永远等待。 |
| 348 | Your brain will always find one more thing | 你的大脑总能找到另外一件事 |
| 349 | to research. | 到研究。 (笑声) |
| 350 | One more skill to learn. | 还有一个技能要学习。 |
| 351 | One more excuse to delay. | 还有一个拖延的理由 |
| 352 | Start stupid, finish successful. | 开始愚蠢,完成成功。 |
| 353 | Pick one thing. | 选一件事 |
| 354 | Not five, not three. | 非五无三. |
| 355 | One. | 一个 |
| 356 | And do it badly every single day. | 并且每天都做坏事。 |
| 357 | Yes, badly. | 对 很糟糕 |
| 358 | Give yourself permission to suck. | 让你自己吸。 |
| 359 | Permission to be amateur. | 允许做业余爱好者 |
| 360 | Permission to be human. | 准许为人. |
| 361 | Document everything. | 记录一切 |
| 362 | Not to optimize. | 不为优化. |
| 363 | Not to analyze. | 不是用来分析的 |
| 364 | Just to prove to your overthinking brain, | 为了证明你的脑子有问题 |
| 365 | that action beats intention. | 行动胜过意图 |
| 366 | That done beats perfect. | 这胜过完美的。 |
| 367 | That moving beats thinking. | 动静胜过思考 |
| 368 | In 30 days, you won't be perfect, | 30天后,你就不会完美 |
| 369 | but you'll be different. | 但你会不同 |
| 370 | You'll be moving. | 你会移动。 |
| 371 | You'll be growing. | 你会长大的 |
| 372 | You'll be doing. | 你会做的。 |
| 373 | Your IQ gave you potential, | 你的智商给了你潜力 |
| 374 | but only action gives you power. | 但只有动作才能给你力量 |
| 375 | Time to stop thinking and start becoming. | 是时候停止思考 并开始成为。 |
| 376 | The question is, | 问题是, |
| 377 | are you smart enough to stop being so smart? | 你够聪明吗? |
| 378 | And hey, if you liked this video, | 嘿,如果你喜欢这个视频, |
| 379 | don't forget to subscribe and hit that like button. | 别忘了订阅和按键 |
| 380 | Also, let me know your thoughts on what I just shared. | 还有,让我知道 你对我刚才分享的东西的想法。 |
| 381 | Oh, and there's more. | 还有更多 |
| 382 | I've just started a Patreon to help support these videos | 我刚刚开始一个Patreon 帮助支持这些视频 |
| 383 | and connect with you more directly. | 并更直接地与你联系。 |
| 384 | Check out the link in the description | 检查描述中的链接 |
| 385 | if you'd like to join. | 如果你想加入的话。 |
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