【人生真相】39岁才懂的39个残酷真相 · 后悔没早知道
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Today's my 39th birthday, like right now, today. | 今天是我39岁生日 就像现在,今天 |
| 0:02 | I thought I'd give you a list of 39 things | 我想给你一份39样东西的清单 |
| 0:04 | I wish I knew many years ago. | 我希望我知道很多年前。 |
| 0:07 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 0:08 | Being poor is hard. | 穷是苦. |
| 0:09 | Getting rich is hard. | 发财难. |
| 0:10 | Being overweight is hard. | 超重是很难的。 |
| 0:11 | Getting fit is hard. | 适应是很难的。 |
| 0:13 | Being married is hard. | 结婚很难 |
| 0:14 | Being single, hard. | 单身,硬。 |
展开字幕全文（294 条）
| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Today's my 39th birthday, like right now, today. | 今天是我39岁生日 就像现在,今天 |
| 2 | I thought I'd give you a list of 39 things | 我想给你一份39样东西的清单 |
| 3 | I wish I knew many years ago. | 我希望我知道很多年前。 |
| 4 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 5 | Being poor is hard. | 穷是苦. |
| 6 | Getting rich is hard. | 发财难. |
| 7 | Being overweight is hard. | 超重是很难的。 |
| 8 | Getting fit is hard. | 适应是很难的。 |
| 9 | Being married is hard. | 结婚很难 |
| 10 | Being single, hard. | 单身,硬。 |
| 11 | Every choice in life is hard. | 生活中的每一个选择都是艰难的. |
| 12 | If you don't choose hard, your hard will choose you. | 如果你不努力地选择,你的艰难会选择你. |
| 13 | Ask more questions. | 问多问. |
| 14 | Socrates said, | 苏格拉底说, |
| 15 | smart people learn from everything and everyone. | 聪明人从一切和每个人身上学习. |
| 16 | Average people learn from their experiences. | 普通人从经验中学习. |
| 17 | Stupid people already have all of the answers. | 愚蠢的人已经得到了所有的答案。 |
| 18 | So when you ask the right question, | 所以当你问对问题时 |
| 19 | you will find out the right answer. | 你会找到正确的答案。 |
| 20 | Amateurs want to do what they love. | 业余爱好者想做自己喜欢的事. |
| 21 | Pros learn to love what it takes. | Pros学会爱它需要什么。 |
| 22 | It's not about what you're good at. | 与你擅长的无关. |
| 23 | It's about doing what needs to be done. | 是为修行所须. |
| 24 | There's a real big difference. | 实有大差别. |
| 25 | And if you figure it out, you'll be what most people won't. | 如果你想出办法 你会成为大多数人不会做到的 |
| 26 | I have a friend who used to work for two billionaires. | 我有个朋友曾经为两个亿万富翁工作 |
| 27 | After all he's seen, he said to me, | 在他看到这么多之后,他对我说, |
| 28 | I wish you not one penny over $299 million. | 我希望你不要一分钱超过2.99亿美元。 |
| 29 | Reality gets lost somewhere after that. | 之后,现实会迷失方向 |
| 30 | So don't chase billions. | 故不追亿. |
| 31 | Chase purpose. | 蔡斯目标. |
| 32 | We've weaponized distraction against ourselves. | 我们用武器分散了我们的注意力 |
| 33 | We've turned silence into the enemy. | 我们把沉默变成了敌人 |
| 34 | Every goddamn moment has to be productive now. | 每一刻都得有所作为 |
| 35 | Can't just walk, need the podcast. | 不能只是走,需要播客。 |
| 36 | Can't shit in peace, gotta scroll. | 不能大便在和平, 必须滚动。 |
| 37 | Can't eat without Netflix numbing the edges. | 没有Netflix麻木的边缘,不能吃. |
| 38 | It's mental fast food. | 这是精神快餐。 |
| 39 | You don't need empty calories for your body | 身体不需要空热量 |
| 40 | or for your mind. | 或为汝智. |
| 41 | One of the greatest unlocks you can have, | 最大的解锁之一 你可以拥有, |
| 42 | be bored more often. | 更无聊。 |
| 43 | Turn off your phone and your brain turns on. | 关掉你的电话,你的大脑打开。 |
| 44 | Once you lose it, it's hard to get it back. | 一旦输了,就很难拿回来. |
| 45 | This is good advice for finances and fitness. | 这是对财务和健身的好建议。 |
| 46 | So you get in shape, it's easier to stay in shape. | 所以,你得到的形状, 它更容易保持的形状。 |
| 47 | I rarely meet someone super fit | 我很少遇到一个超合身的人 |
| 48 | who also doesn't work incredibly hard | 他们也不勤奋工作 |
| 49 | in the other areas of their life. | 他们生活的其他方面。 |
| 50 | This is another one to remember. | 这是另一个值得记住的。 |
| 51 | If someone you just met is talking shit | 如果你刚遇到的人在说狗屎 |
| 52 | about their ex, friend, partner, boss, guess what? | 关于他们的前妻,朋友,伙伴,老板,你猜怎么着? |
| 53 | They will be doing the same to you next. | 他们接下来也会这样对待你 |
| 54 | So surround yourself with people whose character you admire | 将你所崇拜的人包围 |
| 55 | and you'll begin to notice your character improves too. | 你也会开始注意到你的品格有了改善 |
| 56 | Behind every successful person | 每个成功的人背后 |
| 57 | is a story that gave them no choice. | 故事让他们别无选择。 |
| 58 | We often don't even realize that a pain point | 我们常常不意识到 疼痛点 |
| 59 | we're dealing with can become our turning point. | 我们正在处理 可以成为我们的转折点。 |
| 60 | You know that old saying, put your relationships first? | 你知道那句老话吗 把你们的关系放在首位? |
| 61 | It turns out it's right. | 原来对了. |
| 62 | My number one regret in life, | 我人生中头号遗憾, |
| 63 | not prioritizing my marriage above just about everything. | 不要把婚姻放在一切之上 |
| 64 | Marrying well is the biggest life hack of all. | 结婚是最大的生活黑客。 |
| 65 | And I should know, because I've done it twice | 我应该知道,因为我已经做了两次 |
| 66 | and I didn't do it right the first time. | 我第一次做错了 |
| 67 | You become the person you want | 你成为你想要的人 |
| 68 | when no one else is watching. | 当没有人在看的时候。 |
| 69 | It's the quiet, private reps that will never be cheered | 是那些安静的私人代表 永远不会被欢呼 |
| 70 | that actually lead to greatness. | 这实际上导致伟大的。 |
| 71 | Never take advice from someone who hasn't actually achieved | 永远不要接受一个没有真正成就的人的建议 |
| 72 | the thing they're advising about. | 他们建议的事 |
| 73 | Incredibly underrated hack. | 令人难以置信的低评价黑客。 |
| 74 | If you don't want their life, | 如果你不想要他们的生活, |
| 75 | don't listen to their life advice. | 别听他们的生活建议 |
| 76 | If you don't want their marriage, | 如果你不想要他们的婚姻, |
| 77 | don't listen to their marriage advice. | 不要听他们的婚姻建议。 |
| 78 | If you don't want their bank account, | 如果你不想要他们的银行账户, |
| 79 | don't take money advice from them. | 不要接受他们的钱建议。 |
| 80 | Why do we so often take advice from people | 为什么我们经常听别人的建议 |
| 81 | who haven't actually done the thing | 谁没有真正做的事情 |
| 82 | they're telling us how to do? | 他们告诉我们怎么做? |
| 83 | Inconvenience yourself. | 自谓不方便. |
| 84 | Don't want to go to a friend's baby shower? | 不想去朋友的婴儿浴室吗? |
| 85 | I don't know, get up and do it anyway. | 我不知道,还是起来干吧 |
| 86 | This generation went way too hard setting boundaries. | 这代人太难设定界限。 |
| 87 | Show up for those you love even when it's not convenient. | 为所爱者现身即便不方便. |
| 88 | By the way, my friend Kim taught me this one | 顺便说一句,我的朋友金教过我这个 |
| 89 | because I do not like picking up people from the airport. | 因为我不喜欢从机场接人 |
| 90 | In fact, I think people who ask you | 事实上,我觉得有人问你 |
| 91 | to pick them up from the airport, | 去机场接他们 |
| 92 | they hate you a little bit inside. | 他们有点讨厌你 |
| 93 | And she vehemently disagrees with me. | 她强烈反对我 |
| 94 | Thinks that we should all do airport pickups at all times. | 认为我们应该随时搭乘机场小车 |
| 95 | She's probably also one of those people | 她可能也是其中一个 |
| 96 | that says that you should ask your friends to move. | 也就是说你应该请你的朋友搬家 |
| 97 | You can tell me in the comments | 你可以在评论中告诉我 |
| 98 | if you are either one of those two people | 如果你是这两个人之一 |
| 99 | and then you can unsubscribe, no, just kidding. | 然后你可以不订阅, 不,只是开玩笑。 |
| 100 | But seriously, sometimes we should probably do things | 但说真的,有时候我们应该做一些事情 |
| 101 | even when it's not convenient. | 乃至不方便时. |
| 102 | The greatest muscle you can build is urgency. | 你最强的肌肉就是急症 |
| 103 | Decrease the time between having an idea | 缩短想法之间的时间 |
| 104 | and getting it done. | 并把它完成。 |
| 105 | Everything changes when you do. | 一切都会变的 |
| 106 | This is a lesson learned from many, many millionaires | 这是从许多百万富翁那里学到的教训 |
| 107 | and billionaires. | 还有亿万富翁 |
| 108 | Probably the number one thing I've done to get rich, | 大概是我为发财而做的第一件事 |
| 109 | if it's not a hell yes, it's a no period exclamation point. | 如果这不是地狱是的, 这是一个没有时期感叹点。 |
| 110 | You will be richer when you understand leverage, | 当你明白杠杆,你会更富有, |
| 111 | but you'll also be aware of when people | 但你也会知道 当人们 |
| 112 | are trying to take advantage of you. | 试图利用你。 |
| 113 | Learn it so you can spot it. | 学着点看 |
| 114 | Learn it so you can spot it in your life | 学着点,让你在生活中看到它 |
| 115 | and learn it so you can spot it in business. | 并学习它,这样你就可以发现它在商业。 |
| 116 | There's good leverage and there's bad leverage. | 有好杠杆和坏杠杆. |
| 117 | You must learn to be disliked | 你一定要学会被讨厌 |
| 118 | or you will find yourself stuck | 否则你会发现自己被困住了 |
| 119 | in a prison of other people's beliefs. | 在别人信仰的监狱里 |
| 120 | So stop relying on the approval of others. | 所以不要再依赖别人的认可了 |
| 121 | Once you do, you'll stop caring | 一旦你这样做,你会停止关心 |
| 122 | about their disapproval too. | 关于他们的不赞成 也。 |
| 123 | You don't have time to hate someone | 你没时间恨别人了 |
| 124 | when you're a busy building. | 当你是一个繁忙的建筑。 |
| 125 | The less you build, the more you criticize. | 你建得越少,批评就越多. |
| 126 | As you work, your own jealousy dissipates. | 在你工作的时候,你自己的嫉妒就消散了 |
| 127 | You're not gonna notice somebody else is motoring | 你不会发现别人在开车 |
| 128 | when you're too busy doing it yourself. | 当你忙着自己做的时候 |
| 129 | And it turns out getting to work | 结果却开始工作了 |
| 130 | means you're getting your mind right. | 意思是你脑子有问题 |
| 131 | Show me your fridge and I'll show you your health. | 把你的冰箱给我看,我会给你看你的健康。 |
| 132 | Show me your books and I'll show you your goals. | 给我看你的书,我会告诉你的目标。 |
| 133 | Show me your calendar, I'll show you your priorities. | 给我看你的日历,我会告诉你的优先考虑。 |
| 134 | Show me your friends, I'll show you your future. | 给我看看你的朋友,我会告诉你的未来。 |
| 135 | Your inputs will become your outputs. | 您的投入将成为您的产出。 |
| 136 | So choose super fuckin' wisely. | 所以,选择超级他妈的明智。 |
| 137 | 99% of people don't move fast enough. | 99%的人动作不够快. |
| 138 | Believe it or not, you have an actual cost to inaction. | 信不信由你,你确实要付出不作为的代价 |
| 139 | Every time you say one day, you cost yourself future dollars. | 每次你说有一天, 你花费自己未来美元。 |
| 140 | I waited a year to take my Goldman Sachs job. | 我等了一年才接高盛的工作 |
| 141 | That delay cost me six figures. | 我花了六个数字 |
| 142 | When it's go time, go. | 当它走的时间,去。 |
| 143 | This one's important. | 这个很重要 |
| 144 | Complexity makes you seem smart. | 复杂让你看起来很聪明 |
| 145 | Simplicity makes you money. | 简言之,你就能赚钱 |
| 146 | It's not just a business philosophy. | 这不仅仅是一种商业哲学. |
| 147 | Learning to boil complex problems | 学会煮沸复杂的问题 |
| 148 | down to their essential truths | 至他们的基本真理 |
| 149 | will improve your thinking, communication, and discernment. | 将改善你的思维、沟通和判断。 |
| 150 | The longer something has been successful, | 成功的时间越长 |
| 151 | the more likely it is to continue to be successful. | 越有可能继续取得成功。 |
| 152 | This is called a feedback loop of life. | 这被称为生命的反馈循环. |
| 153 | And it turns out this is true for business | 原来这是生意上的事 |
| 154 | and it's also true for you. | 对你也是 |
| 155 | Once you get the momentum going, it's really hard to stop. | 一旦你得到动力, 它真的很难停止。 |
| 156 | The most underrated secret to success, | 被贬低的成功秘诀 |
| 157 | you say you'll do a thing, | 你说你会做一件事, |
| 158 | then you actually do the thing. | 然后,你实际上做的事情。 |
| 159 | 90% do not do this. | 90%的人不这样做。 |
| 160 | So say only what you mean and then actually follow through. | 所以,只要说出你的意思, 然后实际上贯彻。 |
| 161 | That means you keep the most important promises | 那表示你信守最重要的诺言 |
| 162 | that you make, the ones that you make to yourself. | 你创造的,你创造的。 |
| 163 | The fastest way to build a memorable brand | 一个值得纪念的品牌的最快建设方式 |
| 164 | is to pick a fight. | 是去挑战 |
| 165 | The fastest way to make a real connection | 最快的连接方式 |
| 166 | is to make a real impression. | 就是给人真正的印象 |
| 167 | So don't fit in, stand out. | 所以别插进去,突出点 |
| 168 | And if you stand up for something, fight for it. | 如果你为某事而奋起反抗 |
| 169 | A lesson I repeat often, | 我经常重复的教训 |
| 170 | never let your worry be bigger than your faith. | 永远不要让你的担心 比你的信仰更大。 |
| 171 | I think you should have some faith | 我想你应该有信心 |
| 172 | that God doesn't give you a seed | 上帝不给你种子 |
| 173 | without provision for it to grow. | 而不供给其增长。 |
| 174 | So instead of you saying why it won't work, | 所以你不说为什么不行 |
| 175 | maybe have a little faith in that | 也许对这个有点信心 |
| 176 | he wouldn't give you a dream | 他不会给你一个梦 |
| 177 | if he didn't think that it was possible | 如果他认为不可能的话 |
| 178 | for you to achieve it. | 让你实现它。 |
| 179 | Nobody cares about your life. | 没人在乎你的生活 |
| 180 | They think about you for one second | 他们想着你一秒钟 |
| 181 | and then they think about themselves again. | 然后他们又想起自己 |
| 182 | So you might as well do what you want, | 所以,你最好 做你想做的, |
| 183 | embarrass yourself, do the stupid thing. | 难堪,做蠢事 |
| 184 | Nobody's watching anyway. | 反正没人看 |
| 185 | You were falling behind people dumber than you. | 你比别人更蠢 |
| 186 | So start, learn, do it again, a bit better. | 所以,开始,学习,再做一次,更好一点。 |
| 187 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 188 | It's okay to fail, but it's not okay | 失败没关系,但不行 |
| 189 | to be afraid of failure because right now, | 害怕失败 因为现在 |
| 190 | somebody who is not as good as you, | 一个人谁没有你那么好, |
| 191 | who has a worse product, who's not as smart as you, | 谁有更糟糕的产品, 谁没有你那么聪明, |
| 192 | is making more money than you do. | 赚的钱比你还多 |
| 193 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 194 | Because they're not afraid to sell and start. | 因为他们不怕出售和开始。 |
| 195 | Play the long game. | 玩长局. |
| 196 | You will wish you started earlier | 你希望早点开始 |
| 197 | and worked harder when you are young. | 年轻时更努力工作 |
| 198 | I promise you. | 我保证 |
| 199 | The earlier you plant the seeds, | 你播种的时间越早 |
| 200 | the sooner you'll eat the fruit. | 早点吃水果 |
| 201 | My husband always loves to tell me | 我丈夫总是喜欢告诉我 |
| 202 | when I don't want to do something, | 当我不想做什么的时候 |
| 203 | he says, when's the best time to plant a tree? | 他说,什么时候是种树的最好时机? |
| 204 | And I say 10 years ago. | 而我说10年前。 |
| 205 | Then he goes, when's the second best time? | 然后他走了,什么时候是第二好时机? |
| 206 | Now. | 现在 |
| 207 | So if you are going to start | 所以,如果你要开始 |
| 208 | and you know it's something that you need to do, | 你知道这是你需要做的事情, |
| 209 | do the rarest of all things. | 做最难得的事 |
| 210 | Do it now. | 现在就做 |
| 211 | Waking up at 5.45 a.m. solves 99.9% of daily issues. | 凌晨5时45分起床解决99.9%的日常问题. |
| 212 | So wake up early, like actually early. | 所以早点醒来,像实际上早。 |
| 213 | See what happens. | 看看会发生什么事 |
| 214 | Working smarter, not harder is a beautiful lie. | 工作更聪明,而不是更努力 是一个美丽的谎言。 |
| 215 | You will not know how to work smart | 你将不知道如何工作聪明 |
| 216 | until you've worked very hard for an irrationally long time. | 直到你花了很长的时间努力工作 |
| 217 | If you actually want to work smarter, work harder, | 如果你真的想更聪明 更努力地工作 |
| 218 | and only then can you recognize | 只有这样你才能认出来 |
| 219 | the difference between the two. | 两者的区别。 |
| 220 | Eyes of the problems you solve | 你所解决问题的目光 |
| 221 | equal the size of your bank account. | 等于您的银行账户大小。 |
| 222 | So solve bigger problems. | 所以解决更大的问题。 |
| 223 | And similarly, as you make effort | 同样,当你努力的时候 |
| 224 | to solve the biggest problems in your life, | 为了解决你生活中最大的问题 |
| 225 | you'll notice that your capacity to solve problems | 你会注意到你解决问题的能力 |
| 226 | in all realms of your life grows. | 在你生命的所有领域成长 |
| 227 | So just solve bigger problems. | 所以只要解决更大的问题。 |
| 228 | The smartest people I know obsess on their reputations. | 最聪明的人 我认识的迷恋他们的名声。 |
| 229 | Do not play short-term games with your name. | 不要用你的名字玩短期游戏 。 |
| 230 | My favorite story from Warren Buffett is, | 我最喜欢沃伦·巴菲特的故事是 |
| 231 | he said, if you lose me a dollar, I'll forget. | 他说,如果你失去我一美元,我会忘记。 |
| 232 | If you lose me one cent of reputation, you will be fired. | 如果你失去我一分的名声 你会被解雇的 |
| 233 | And that's something I try to remember for myself. | 我试着为自己记住这一点。 |
| 234 | The dumbest people I know, they never stop talking. | 我认识的最蠢的人 他们总是不停地说话 |
| 235 | The smartest people I know, never stop asking questions. | 最聪明的人,我认识, 从来没有停止提问。 |
| 236 | The best business school, be in a business. | 最好的商学院,在企业。 |
| 237 | Don't be intimidated by labels or qualifications. | 不要被标签或资格所吓倒. |
| 238 | Just get your hands dirty and the rest will follow. | 只要把你的手弄脏 其他的就跟着 |
| 239 | Don't always trust your self-talk. | 不要总是相信你的自言自语。 |
| 240 | Your anxiety is lying to you. | 你的焦虑在骗你 |
| 241 | You will be fine. | 你会没事的。 |
| 242 | You've already survived this far. | 你已经活了这么久 |
| 243 | The odds are actually already in your favor. | 机会已经对你有利了 |
| 244 | If you're gonna do something, go big. | 如果你想做点什么,就大点 |
| 245 | Everyone admires courage. | 人人赞叹勇猛. |
| 246 | No one admires the timid. | 无人赞叹胆怯. |
| 247 | Failing big is way better than failing small. | 失败是比失败是更好的。 |
| 248 | Do it for the story. | 为说法作么生. |
| 249 | There was a quote that stuck with me, | 有一句引言 坚持与我, |
| 250 | which is, I'm going to pray like it's up to God | 也就是说,我要祈祷,就像上帝 |
| 251 | and I'm going to work like it's up to me. | 我会像自己决定一样工作 |
| 252 | So I kinda think that if you're gonna ask the big man | 所以我觉得如果你要问那个大个子 |
| 253 | for prayers, you better back it up with some work ethic. | 为了祈祷,你最好用一些职业道德来证明 |
| 254 | Otherwise, it's a little bit half-baked. | 否则,则略半bak. |
| 255 | You're not too old. | 你没有太老。 |
| 256 | You're just too comfortable. | 你只是太舒适了。 |
| 257 | The most addictive drug is comfort. | 最上瘾的药物是安慰. |
| 258 | It's also just never too late to start. | 开始也永远不会太晚 |
| 259 | I didn't get married until I was 33. | 我33岁才结婚 |
| 260 | I didn't make content until I was 35. | 我35岁才满足的 |
| 261 | I didn't start my podcast until I was 37. | 我37岁才开始播客 |
| 262 | At 30, I thought I'd peaked. | 30岁时,我以为会达到顶峰. |
| 263 | At 39, I know it's just getting started. | 39岁,我知道这才刚开始 |
| 264 | 39 lessons that I wish I knew then. | 我当时希望自己能学到39个教训。 |
| 265 | I hope it makes you guys more money. | 我希望这能让你们多赚点钱 |
| 266 | Tell me your best lessons. | 告诉我你们最好的课 |
| 267 | Only 13% of you are subscribed to the YouTube channel | 只有13%的人订阅YouTube频道 |
| 268 | and on native podcast apps. | 和本地播客应用软件。 |
| 269 | If you're not already subscribed, do me a huge favor. | 如果你还没有签,帮我个大忙 |
| 270 | Subscribe now. | 现在订户. |
| 271 | That helps the show grow. | 这帮助了节目的发展。 |
| 272 | So as my friend, Andy Frisella says, | 正如我的朋友安迪·弗里塞拉所说: |
| 273 | don't be a ho, share the show. | 不要做妓女,分享节目。 |
| 274 | Hey, if you're a business owner right now | 嘿,如果你现在是个老板的话 |
| 275 | and you like the things you were hearing on this podcast, | 你喜欢你听到的这个播客, |
| 276 | I have something that I haven't talked about publicly before | 我有些事我以前没公开说过 |
| 277 | that's just for you. | 这只是给你的。 |
| 278 | It's called our SMB boardroom. | 它叫我们的SMB理事室 |
| 279 | This is for small business owners who want to grow. | 是为欲增长的小企业主. |
| 280 | It is for business owners who are on their way | 给在路上的业主 |
| 281 | to making at least seven figures a year. | 每年至少创造7个数字。 |
| 282 | If this is you, hit the link down below. | 如果这是你, 点击链接下方。 |
| 283 | Talk to our team. | 跟我们的团队谈谈 |
| 284 | This is the place that can be your late night | 这里可以是你的深夜 |
| 285 | emergency call for the things that go bump | 紧急呼唤那些会撞到的东西 |
| 286 | in the night in your business. | 在晚上 在你的生意。 |
| 287 | If right now you feel like you're plateauing | 如果你现在觉得自己在高原上 |
| 288 | or you feel like you don't know how to handle your growth, | 或者你觉得你不知道如何处理你的成长, |
| 289 | we got you. | 我们得到了你。 |
| 290 | So click the link below SMB boardroom. | 点击SMB会议室下面的链接。 |
| 291 | We just built it for you builders. | 我们刚为你们建造的 |
| 292 | Kind of obsessed with it. | 有点迷恋它。 |
| 293 | And I think if you are a builder, | 我认为如果你是一个建筑师, |
| 294 | there's no place you're going to want to be except here. | 除了这里 你没有地方想待 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:00 | Today's my 39th birthday, like right now, today. | 今天是我39岁生日 就像现在,今天 |
| 0:02 | I thought I'd give you a list of 39 things | 我想给你一份39样东西的清单 |
| 0:04 | I wish I knew many years ago. | 我希望我知道很多年前。 |
| 0:07 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 0:08 | Being poor is hard. | 穷是苦. |
| 0:09 | Getting rich is hard. | 发财难. |
| 0:10 | Being overweight is hard. | 超重是很难的。 |
| 0:11 | Getting fit is hard. | 适应是很难的。 |
| 0:13 | Being married is hard. | 结婚很难 |
| 0:14 | Being single, hard. | 单身,硬。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Today's my 39th birthday, like right now, today. | 今天是我39岁生日 就像现在,今天 |
| 2 | I thought I'd give you a list of 39 things | 我想给你一份39样东西的清单 |
| 3 | I wish I knew many years ago. | 我希望我知道很多年前。 |
| 4 | Choose your heart. | 选择你的心脏。 |
| 5 | Being poor is hard. | 穷是苦. |
| 6 | Getting rich is hard. | 发财难. |
| 7 | Being overweight is hard. | 超重是很难的。 |
| 8 | Getting fit is hard. | 适应是很难的。 |
| 9 | Being married is hard. | 结婚很难 |
| 10 | Being single, hard. | 单身,硬。 |
| 11 | Every choice in life is hard. | 生活中的每一个选择都是艰难的. |
| 12 | If you don't choose hard, your hard will choose you. | 如果你不努力地选择,你的艰难会选择你. |
| 13 | Ask more questions. | 问多问. |
| 14 | Socrates said, | 苏格拉底说, |
| 15 | smart people learn from everything and everyone. | 聪明人从一切和每个人身上学习. |
| 16 | Average people learn from their experiences. | 普通人从经验中学习. |
| 17 | Stupid people already have all of the answers. | 愚蠢的人已经得到了所有的答案。 |
| 18 | So when you ask the right question, | 所以当你问对问题时 |
| 19 | you will find out the right answer. | 你会找到正确的答案。 |
| 20 | Amateurs want to do what they love. | 业余爱好者想做自己喜欢的事. |
| 21 | Pros learn to love what it takes. | Pros学会爱它需要什么。 |
| 22 | It's not about what you're good at. | 与你擅长的无关. |
| 23 | It's about doing what needs to be done. | 是为修行所须. |
| 24 | There's a real big difference. | 实有大差别. |
| 25 | And if you figure it out, | 如果你想明白的话 |
| 26 | you'll be what most people won't. | 你会是大多数人不会的。 |
| 27 | I have a friend who used to work for two billionaires. | 我有个朋友曾经为两个亿万富翁工作 |
| 28 | After all he's seen, he said to me, | 在他看到这么多之后,他对我说, |
| 29 | I wish you not one penny over $299 million. | 我希望你不要一分钱超过2.99亿美元。 |
| 30 | Reality gets lost somewhere after that. | 之后,现实会迷失方向 |
| 31 | So don't chase billions. | 故不追亿. |
| 32 | Chase purpose. | 蔡斯目标. |
| 33 | We've weaponized distraction against ourselves. | 我们用武器分散了我们的注意力 |
| 34 | We've turned silence into the enemy. | 我们把沉默变成了敌人 |
| 35 | Every goddamn moment has to be productive now. | 每一刻都得有所作为 |
| 36 | Can't just walk, need the podcast. | 不能只是走,需要播客。 |
| 37 | Can't shit in peace, gotta scroll. | 不能大便在和平, 必须滚动。 |
| 38 | Can't eat without Netflix numbing the edges. | 没有Netflix麻木的边缘,不能吃. |
| 39 | It's mental fast food. | 这是精神快餐。 |
| 40 | You don't need empty calories for your body | 身体不需要空热量 |
| 41 | or for your mind. | 或为汝智. |
| 42 | One of the greatest unlocks you can have | 你最伟大的解锁之一 |
| 43 | be bored more often. | 更无聊。 |
| 44 | Turn off your phone and your brain turns on. | 关掉你的电话,你的大脑打开。 |
| 45 | Once you lose it, it's hard to get it back. | 一旦输了,就很难拿回来. |
| 46 | This is good advice for finances and fitness. | 这是对财务和健身的好建议。 |
| 47 | So you get in shape, it's easier to stay in shape. | 所以,你得到的形状, 它更容易保持的形状。 |
| 48 | I rarely meet someone super fit | 我很少遇到一个超合身的人 |
| 49 | who also doesn't work incredibly hard | 他们也不勤奋工作 |
| 50 | in the other areas of their life. | 他们生活的其他方面。 |
| 51 | This is another one to remember. | 这是另一个值得记住的。 |
| 52 | If someone you just met is talking shit | 如果你刚遇到的人在说狗屎 |
| 53 | about their ex, friend, partner, boss, | 关于他们的前任,朋友,伙伴,老板 |
| 54 | guess what? | 你猜怎么着? |
| 55 | They will be doing the same to you next. | 他们接下来也会这样对待你 |
| 56 | So surround yourself with people whose character you admire | 将你所崇拜的人包围 |
| 57 | and you'll begin to notice your character improves too. | 你也会开始注意到你的品格有了改善 |
| 58 | Behind every successful person | 每个成功的人背后 |
| 59 | is a story that gave them no choice. | 故事让他们别无选择。 |
| 60 | We often don't even realize that a pain point | 我们常常不意识到 疼痛点 |
| 61 | we're dealing with can become our turning point. | 我们正在处理 可以成为我们的转折点。 |
| 62 | You know that old saying, put your relationships first? | 你知道那句老话吗 把你们的关系放在首位? |
| 63 | It turns out it's right. | 原来对了. |
| 64 | My number one regret in life, | 我人生中头号遗憾, |
| 65 | not prioritizing my marriage above just about everything. | 不要把婚姻放在一切之上 |
| 66 | Marrying well is the biggest life hack of all. | 结婚是最大的生活黑客。 |
| 67 | And I should know, because I've done it twice | 我应该知道,因为我已经做了两次 |
| 68 | and I didn't do it right the first time. | 我第一次做错了 |
| 69 | You become the person you want | 你成为你想要的人 |
| 70 | when no one else is watching. | 当没有人在看的时候。 |
| 71 | It's the quiet, private reps that will never be cheered | 是那些安静的私人代表 永远不会被欢呼 |
| 72 | that actually lead to greatness. | 这实际上导致伟大的。 |
| 73 | Never take advice from someone who hasn't actually achieved | 永远不要接受一个没有真正成就的人的建议 |
| 74 | the thing they're advising about. | 他们建议的事 |
| 75 | Incredibly underrated hack. | 令人难以置信的低评价黑客。 |
| 76 | If you don't want their life, | 如果你不想要他们的生活, |
| 77 | don't listen to their life advice. | 别听他们的生活建议 |
| 78 | If you don't want their marriage, | 如果你不想要他们的婚姻, |
| 79 | don't listen to their marriage advice. | 不要听他们的婚姻建议。 |
| 80 | If you don't want their bank account, | 如果你不想要他们的银行账户, |
| 81 | don't take money advice from them. | 不要接受他们的钱建议。 |
| 82 | Why do we so often take advice from people | 为什么我们经常听别人的建议 |
| 83 | who haven't actually done the thing | 谁没有真正做的事情 |
| 84 | they're telling us how to do? | 他们告诉我们怎么做? |
| 85 | Inconvenience yourself. | 自谓不方便. |
| 86 | Don't want to go to a friend's baby shower? | 不想去朋友的婴儿浴室吗? |
| 87 | I don't know, get up and do it anyway. | 我不知道,还是起来干吧 |
| 88 | This generation went way too hard setting boundaries. | 这代人太难设定界限。 |
| 89 | Show up for those you love, even when it's not convenient. | 为所爱者现身即便不方便. |
| 90 | By the way, my friend Kim taught me this one | 顺便说一句,我的朋友金教过我这个 |
| 91 | because I do not like picking up people from the airport. | 因为我不喜欢从机场接人 |
| 92 | In fact, I think people who ask you | 事实上,我觉得有人问你 |
| 93 | to pick them up from the airport, | 去机场接他们 |
| 94 | they hate you a little bit inside. | 他们有点讨厌你 |
| 95 | And she vehemently disagrees with me | 她强烈反对我 |
| 96 | and thinks that we should all do airport pickups | 认为我们应该都做机场小货车 |
| 97 | at all times. | 随时随地 |
| 98 | She's probably also one of those people | 她可能也是其中一个 |
| 99 | that says that you should ask your friends to move. | 也就是说你应该请你的朋友搬家 |
| 100 | You can tell me in the comments | 你可以在评论中告诉我 |
| 101 | if you are either one of those two people | 如果你是这两个人之一 |
| 102 | and then you can unsubscribe. | 然后可以取消订阅。 |
| 103 | No, just kidding. | 不,只是开玩笑。 |
| 104 | But seriously, sometimes we should probably do things | 但说真的,有时候我们应该做一些事情 |
| 105 | even when it's not convenient. | 乃至不方便时. |
| 106 | The greatest muscle you can build is urgency. | 你最强的肌肉就是急症 |
| 107 | Decrease the time between having an idea | 缩短想法之间的时间 |
| 108 | and getting it done. | 并把它完成。 |
| 109 | Everything changes when you do. | 一切都会变的 |
| 110 | This is a lesson learned from many, many millionaires | 这是从许多百万富翁那里学到的教训 |
| 111 | and billionaires. | 还有亿万富翁 |
| 112 | Probably the number one thing I've done to get rich, | 大概是我为发财而做的第一件事 |
| 113 | if it's not a hell yes, it's a no period exclamation point. | 如果这不是地狱是的, 这是一个没有时期感叹点。 |
| 114 | You will be richer when you understand leverage, | 当你明白杠杆,你会更富有, |
| 115 | but you'll also be aware of when people | 但你也会知道 当人们 |
| 116 | are trying to take advantage of you. | 试图利用你。 |
| 117 | Learn it so you can spot it. | 学着点看 |
| 118 | Learn it so you can spot it in your life | 学着点,让你在生活中看到它 |
| 119 | and learn it so you can spot it in business. | 并学习它,这样你就可以发现它在商业。 |
| 120 | There's good leverage and there's bad leverage. | 有好杠杆和坏杠杆. |
| 121 | You must learn to be disliked | 你一定要学会被讨厌 |
| 122 | or you will find yourself stuck | 否则你会发现自己被困住了 |
| 123 | in a prison of other people's beliefs. | 在别人信仰的监狱里 |
| 124 | So stop relying on the approval of others. | 所以不要再依赖别人的认可了 |
| 125 | Once you do, you'll stop caring about their disapproval too. | 一旦你这样做,你会停止 关心他们的不赞成。 |
| 126 | You don't have time to hate someone | 你没时间恨别人了 |
| 127 | when you're a busy building. | 当你是一个繁忙的建筑。 |
| 128 | The less you build, the more you criticize. | 你建得越少,批评就越多. |
| 129 | As you work, your own jealousy dissipates. | 在你工作的时候,你自己的嫉妒就消散了 |
| 130 | You're not gonna notice somebody else is motoring | 你不会发现别人在开车 |
| 131 | when you're too busy doing it yourself. | 当你忙着自己做的时候 |
| 132 | And it turns out getting to work | 结果却开始工作了 |
| 133 | means you're getting your mind right. | 意思是你脑子有问题 |
| 134 | Show me your fridge and I'll show you your health. | 把你的冰箱给我看,我会给你看你的健康。 |
| 135 | Show me your books and I'll show you your goals. | 给我看你的书,我会告诉你的目标。 |
| 136 | Show me your calendar, I'll show you your priorities. | 给我看你的日历,我会告诉你的优先考虑。 |
| 137 | Show me your friends, I'll show you your future. | 给我看看你的朋友,我会告诉你的未来。 |
| 138 | Your inputs will become your outputs. | 您的投入将成为您的产出。 |
| 139 | So choose super fucking wisely. | 所以,选择超级他妈的明智。 |
| 140 | 99% of people don't move fast enough. | 99%的人动作不够快. |
| 141 | Believe it or not, you have an actual cost to inaction. | 信不信由你,你确实要付出不作为的代价 |
| 142 | Every time you say one day, you cost yourself future dollars. | 每次你说有一天, 你花费自己未来美元。 |
| 143 | I waited a year to take my Goldman Sachs job. | 我等了一年才接高盛的工作 |
| 144 | That delay cost me six figures. | 我花了六个数字 |
| 145 | When it's go time, go. | 当它走的时间,去。 |
| 146 | This one's important. | 这个很重要 |
| 147 | Complexity makes you seem smart. | 复杂让你看起来很聪明 |
| 148 | Simplicity makes you money. | 简言之,你就能赚钱 |
| 149 | It's not just a business philosophy. | 这不仅仅是一种商业哲学. |
| 150 | Learning to boil complex problems | 学会煮沸复杂的问题 |
| 151 | down to their essential truths | 至他们的基本真理 |
| 152 | will improve your thinking, communication, and discernment. | 将改善你的思维、沟通和判断。 |
| 153 | The longer something has been successful, | 成功的时间越长 |
| 154 | the more likely it is to continue to be successful. | 越有可能继续取得成功。 |
| 155 | This is called a feedback loop of life. | 这被称为生命的反馈循环. |
| 156 | And it turns out this is true for business | 原来这是生意上的事 |
| 157 | and it's also true for you. | 对你也是 |
| 158 | Once you get the momentum going, it's really hard to stop. | 一旦你得到动力, 它真的很难停止。 |
| 159 | The most underrated secret to success, | 被贬低的成功秘诀 |
| 160 | you say you'll do a thing, then you actually do the thing. | 你说你会做一件事 然后你真的会做 |
| 161 | 90% do not do this. | 90%的人不这样做。 |
| 162 | So say only what you mean and then actually follow through. | 所以,只要说出你的意思, 然后实际上贯彻。 |
| 163 | That means you keep the most important promises | 那表示你信守最重要的诺言 |
| 164 | that you make, the ones that you make to yourself. | 你创造的,你创造的。 |
| 165 | The fastest way to build a memorable brand | 一个值得纪念的品牌的最快建设方式 |
| 166 | is to pick a fight. | 是去挑战 |
| 167 | The fastest way to make a real connection | 最快的连接方式 |
| 168 | is to make a real impression. | 就是给人真正的印象 |
| 169 | So don't fit in, stand out. | 所以别插进去,突出点 |
| 170 | And if you stand up for something, fight for it. | 如果你为某事而奋起反抗 |
| 171 | A lesson I repeat often, | 我经常重复的教训 |
| 172 | never let your worry be bigger than your faith. | 永远不要让你的担心 比你的信仰更大。 |
| 173 | I think you should have some faith | 我想你应该有信心 |
| 174 | that God doesn't give you a seed | 上帝不给你种子 |
| 175 | without provision for it to grow. | 而不供给其增长。 |
| 176 | So instead of you saying why it won't work, | 所以你不说为什么不行 |
| 177 | maybe have a little faith in that | 也许对这个有点信心 |
| 178 | he wouldn't give you a dream | 他不会给你一个梦 |
| 179 | if he didn't think that it was possible for you to achieve it. | 如果他认为你不可能实现 |
| 180 | Nobody cares about your life. | 没人在乎你的生活 |
| 181 | They think about you for one second | 他们想着你一秒钟 |
| 182 | and then they think about themselves again. | 然后他们又想起自己 |
| 183 | So you might as well do what you want, | 所以,你最好 做你想做的, |
| 184 | embarrass yourself, do the stupid thing. | 难堪,做蠢事 |
| 185 | Nobody's watching anyway. | 反正没人看 |
| 186 | You were falling behind people dumber than you? | 你比别人更蠢吗? |
| 187 | So start, learn, do it again, a bit better, that's it. | 因此,开始,学习,再做一次,更好一点,就这样。 |
| 188 | It's okay to fail, but it's not okay | 失败没关系,但不行 |
| 189 | to be afraid of failure because right now, | 害怕失败 因为现在 |
| 190 | somebody who is not as good as you, | 一个人谁没有你那么好, |
| 191 | who has a worse product, who's not as smart as you, | 谁有更糟糕的产品, 谁没有你那么聪明, |
| 192 | is making more money than you do. | 赚的钱比你还多 |
| 193 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 194 | Because they're not afraid to sell and start. | 因为他们不怕出售和开始。 |
| 195 | Play the long game. | 玩长局. |
| 196 | You will wish you started earlier | 你希望早点开始 |
| 197 | and worked harder when you are young, I promise you. | 并努力工作,当你年轻, 我向你保证。 |
| 198 | The earlier you plant the seeds, | 你播种的时间越早 |
| 199 | the sooner you'll eat the fruit. | 早点吃水果 |
| 200 | My husband always loves to tell me | 我丈夫总是喜欢告诉我 |
| 201 | when I don't want to do something, | 当我不想做什么的时候 |
| 202 | he says, when's the best time to plant a tree? | 他说,什么时候是种树的最好时机? |
| 203 | And I say, 10 years ago. | 我说,10年前。 |
| 204 | Then he goes, when's the second best time? | 然后他走了,什么时候是第二好时机? |
| 205 | Now. | 现在 |
| 206 | So if you are going to start | 所以,如果你要开始 |
| 207 | and you know it's something that you need to do, | 你知道这是你需要做的事情, |
| 208 | do the rarest of all things, do it now. | 做最罕见的事情,现在做。 |
| 209 | Waking up at 5.45 a.m. solves 99.9% of daily issues. | 凌晨5时45分起床解决99.9%的日常问题. |
| 210 | So wake up early, like actually early, see what happens. | 所以早点起来,像实际上早点一样,看看会发生什么。 |
| 211 | Working smarter, not harder is a beautiful lie. | 工作更聪明,而不是更努力 是一个美丽的谎言。 |
| 212 | You will not know how to work smart | 你将不知道如何工作聪明 |
| 213 | until you've worked very hard for an irrationally long time. | 直到你花了很长的时间努力工作 |
| 214 | If you actually want to work smarter, work harder, | 如果你真的想更聪明 更努力地工作 |
| 215 | and only then can you recognize | 只有这样你才能认出来 |
| 216 | the difference between the two. | 两者的区别。 |
| 217 | Eyes of the problems you solve | 你所解决问题的目光 |
| 218 | equal the size of your bank account. | 等于您的银行账户大小。 |
| 219 | So solve bigger problems. | 所以解决更大的问题。 |
| 220 | And similarly, as you make effort | 同样,当你努力的时候 |
| 221 | to solve the biggest problems in your life, | 为了解决你生活中最大的问题 |
| 222 | you'll notice that your capacity to solve problems | 你会注意到你解决问题的能力 |
| 223 | in all realms of your life grows. | 在你生命的所有领域成长 |
| 224 | So just solve bigger problems. | 所以只要解决更大的问题。 |
| 225 | The smartest people I know obsess on their reputations. | 最聪明的人 我认识的迷恋他们的名声。 |
| 226 | Do not play short-term games with your name. | 不要用你的名字玩短期游戏 。 |
| 227 | My favorite story from Warren Buffett is, he said, | 我最喜欢沃伦·巴菲特的故事 他说 |
| 228 | if you lose me a dollar, I'll forget. | 如果你失去我一块钱,我会忘记。 |
| 229 | If you lose me one cent of reputation, you will be fired. | 如果你失去我一分的名声 你会被解雇的 |
| 230 | And that's something I try to remember for myself. | 我试着为自己记住这一点。 |
| 231 | The dumbest people I know, they never stop talking. | 我认识的最蠢的人 他们总是不停地说话 |
| 232 | The smartest people I know, never stop asking questions. | 最聪明的人,我认识, 从来没有停止提问。 |
| 233 | The best business school, be in a business. | 最好的商学院,在企业。 |
| 234 | Don't be intimidated by labels or qualifications. | 不要被标签或资格所吓倒. |
| 235 | Just get your hands dirty and the rest will follow. | 只要把你的手弄脏 其他的就跟着 |
| 236 | Don't always trust your self-talk. | 不要总是相信你的自言自语。 |
| 237 | Your anxiety is lying to you. | 你的焦虑在骗你 |
| 238 | You will be fine. | 你会没事的。 |
| 239 | You've already survived this far. | 你已经活了这么久 |
| 240 | The odds are actually already in your favor. | 机会已经对你有利了 |
| 241 | If you're going to do something, go big. | 如果你想做点什么,就大点 |
| 242 | Everyone admires courage. | 人人赞叹勇猛. |
| 243 | No one admires the timid. | 无人赞叹胆怯. |
| 244 | Failing big is way better than failing small. | 失败是比失败是更好的。 |
| 245 | Do it for the story. | 为说法作么生. |
| 246 | There was a quote that stuck with me, | 有一句引言 坚持与我, |
| 247 | which is, I'm going to pray like it's up to God, | 也就是说,我要祈祷 就像它由上帝决定, |
| 248 | and I'm going to work like it's up to me. | 我会像自己决定一样工作 |
| 249 | So I kind of think that if you're going to ask | 所以我觉得如果你要问 |
| 250 | the big man for prayers, | 大男人祈祷, |
| 251 | you better back it up with some work ethic. | 你最好用职业道德来证明 |
| 252 | Otherwise, it's a little bit half-baked. | 否则,则略半bak. |
| 253 | You're not too old. | 你没有太老。 |
| 254 | You're just too comfortable. | 你只是太舒适了。 |
| 255 | The most addictive drug is comfort. | 最上瘾的药物是安慰. |
| 256 | It's also just never too late to start. | 开始也永远不会太晚 |
| 257 | I didn't get married until I was 33. | 我33岁才结婚 |
| 258 | I didn't make content until I was 35. | 我35岁才满足的 |
| 259 | I didn't start my podcast until I was 37. | 我37岁才开始播客 |
| 260 | At 30, I thought I'd peaked. | 30岁时,我以为会达到顶峰. |
| 261 | At 39, I know it's just getting started. | 39岁,我知道这才刚开始 |
| 262 | 39 lessons that I wish I knew then. | 我当时希望自己能学到39个教训。 |
| 263 | I hope it makes you guys more money. | 我希望这能让你们多赚点钱 |
| 264 | Tell me your best lessons. | 告诉我你们最好的课 |
| 265 | Only 13% of you are subscribed to the YouTube channel | 只有13%的人订阅YouTube频道 |
| 266 | and on native podcast apps. | 和本地播客应用软件。 |
| 267 | If you're not already subscribed, do me a huge favor. | 如果你还没有签,帮我个大忙 |
| 268 | Subscribe now. | 现在订户. |
| 269 | That helps the show grow. | 这帮助了节目的发展。 |
| 270 | So as my friend, Andy Frisella says, | 正如我的朋友安迪·弗里塞拉所说: |
| 271 | don't be a ho, share the show. | 不要做妓女,分享节目。 |
| 272 | Hey, if you're a business owner right now | 嘿,如果你现在是个老板的话 |
| 273 | and you like the things you were hearing on this podcast, | 你喜欢你听到的这个播客, |
| 274 | I have something that I haven't talked about publicly before | 我有些事我以前没公开说过 |
| 275 | that's just for you. | 这只是给你的。 |
| 276 | It's called our SMB Boardroom. | 这叫SMB董事会房间 |
| 277 | This is for small business owners who want to grow. | 是为欲增长的小企业主. |
| 278 | It is for business owners who are on their way | 给在路上的业主 |
| 279 | to making at least seven figures a year. | 每年至少创造7个数字。 |
| 280 | If this is you, hit the link down below. | 如果这是你, 点击链接下方。 |
| 281 | Talk to our team. | 跟我们的团队谈谈 |
| 282 | This is the place that can be your late night | 这里可以是你的深夜 |
| 283 | emergency call for the things that go bump | 紧急呼唤那些会撞到的东西 |
| 284 | in the night in your business. | 在晚上 在你的生意。 |
| 285 | If right now you feel like you're plateauing | 如果你现在觉得自己在高原上 |
| 286 | or you feel like you don't know how to handle your growth, | 或者你觉得你不知道如何处理你的成长, |
| 287 | we got you. | 我们得到了你。 |
| 288 | 点击下面的链接,SMB Boardroom。 | |
| 289 | We just built it for you builders. | 我们刚为你们建造的 |
| 290 | Kind of obsessed with it. | 有点迷恋它。 |
| 291 | And I think if you are a builder, | 我认为如果你是一个建筑师, |
| 292 | there's no place you're going to want to be except here. | 除了这里 你没有地方想待 |
| 293 | And I think if you are a builder, | 我认为如果你是一个建筑师, |
| 294 | there's no place you're going to want to be except here. | 除了这里 你没有地方想待 |
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