如何自我介绍并成功拿到 offer【TED演讲】
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| P1 | 如何自我介绍并成功拿到 offer【TED演讲】 中英双语 | 9:31 |
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P1 · 如何自我介绍并成功拿到 offer【TED演讲】 p01 中英双语 (P1)
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Tell me about yourself. | 说说你自己 |
| 0:03 | Four simple words that can make anyone ramble or freeze. | 四个简单的词,可以让任何人乱来或冻死。 |
| 0:08 | Even people at the top of their game | 即使是最顶尖的人 |
| 0:10 | can go blank when they hear those dreaded words. | 当他们听到这些恐怖的言语时 就会一无所有 |
| 0:13 | So what does that mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 0:15 | Does your introduction really make that big of a difference? | 你的介绍真的有那么重要吗? |
| 0:20 | I never thought it did. | 我从没想过会这样 |
| 0:21 | I thought my introduction wasn't nearly as important | 我以为我的介绍没有那么重要 |
| 0:24 | as my qualifications. | 作为我的资格。 |
| 0:26 | For example, right after I started my business, | 比如说 在我开始做生意后 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tell me about yourself. | 说说你自己 |
| 2 | Four simple words that can make anyone ramble or freeze. | 四个简单的词,可以让任何人乱来或冻死。 |
| 3 | Even people at the top of their game | 即使是最顶尖的人 |
| 4 | can go blank when they hear those dreaded words. | 当他们听到这些恐怖的言语时 就会一无所有 |
| 5 | So what does that mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 6 | Does your introduction really make that big of a difference? | 你的介绍真的有那么重要吗? |
| 7 | I never thought it did. | 我从没想过会这样 |
| 8 | I thought my introduction wasn't nearly as important | 我以为我的介绍没有那么重要 |
| 9 | as my qualifications. | 作为我的资格。 |
| 10 | For example, right after I started my business, | 比如说 在我开始做生意后 |
| 11 | I had the perfect opportunity to shine. | 我有一个完美的机会闪耀。 |
| 12 | I was interviewing as an instructor for a supply chain | 我当时是作为供应链的教员面试的 |
| 13 | institute, and I knew I was the ideal candidate. | 研究所,我知道我是理想的候选人。 |
| 14 | I had over 20 years of expertise leading | 我有20多年的专长 |
| 15 | supply chains for one of the world's largest consumer | 世界最大消费者之一的供应链 |
| 16 | products companies. | 产品公司。 |
| 17 | As I prepped for my interview, I didn't | 当我准备面试时,我没有 |
| 18 | want there to be any doubts about my qualifications. | 想要对我的资格有任何怀疑 |
| 19 | I created an elevator pitch and included a complete list | 我创造了一个电梯投球 并包括一个完整的列表 |
| 20 | of my accomplishments. | 我的成就。 |
| 21 | When I heard, tell me about yourself, I was ready, | 当我听到,告诉我 关于你自己,我已经准备好了, |
| 22 | and I proudly explained everything that I could do. | 我自豪地解释了我能做的一切 |
| 23 | When I finished, the interviewer said, | 当我完成,采访者说, |
| 24 | instead of talking about yourself, | 而不是谈论你自己, |
| 25 | it would have been more effective | 这样会更有效 |
| 26 | if you had explained what you can do for me. | 如果你已经解释 你可以为我做什么。 |
| 27 | My interview lasted five minutes. | 我的采访持续了5分钟。 |
| 28 | She rejected me on the spot based off of one answer. | 她当场拒绝了我 一个答案。 |
| 29 | That was my wake-up call. | 那是我醒过来的电话 |
| 30 | I realized it doesn't matter how smart you are, | 我意识到你有多聪明不重要 |
| 31 | it doesn't matter how perfect a fit you are, | 这不管你多么完美 |
| 32 | if you can't capture someone's attention. | 如果你不能抓住别人的注意力。 |
| 33 | After that, I became laser focused | 之后,我成了激光焦点 |
| 34 | on cracking the code on introducing myself. | 解开自我介绍的密码 |
| 35 | I studied the science of first impressions. | 我研究第一印象的科学 |
| 36 | I researched viral headlines and what | 我研究了病毒头条和什么 |
| 37 | made them so irresistible. | 让他们无法抗拒 |
| 38 | And then I discovered the secret of introducing myself | 然后我发现了自我介绍的秘密 |
| 39 | perfectly in 20 words or less. | 20个字或更少 |
| 40 | Fast forward about six months. | 快速前进约6个月。 |
| 41 | I'm having coffee with the executive director | 我要和执行主任喝咖啡 |
| 42 | of a business development program. | 商业发展方案。 |
| 43 | She asks me, what do you do? | 她问我,你做什么的? |
| 44 | I answer her in one sentence. | 我用一句话回答她 |
| 45 | I'm a communications consultant, and I | 我是一个通讯顾问,我 |
| 46 | help people with something to say, but struggle to say it. | 帮助人们说点什么 但努力说出来 |
| 47 | She leans in and says three magic words. | 她靠着说三个魔法词 |
| 48 | Tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 49 | 15 minutes later, she hires me to give workshops | 15分钟后,她请我做工坊 |
| 50 | for new entrepreneurs. | 面向新企业家。 |
| 51 | But here's the thing. | 但问题是 |
| 52 | I was the same person who blew that interview just six months | 六个月前我就是那个搞砸面试的人 |
| 53 | before. | 之前,我刚说 |
| 54 | But this time, I got the job, even though I | 但这次,我得到了这份工作,尽管我 |
| 55 | had way fewer qualifications. | 资格更低 |
| 56 | And the only thing different between success and failure, | 成功与失败的唯一区别 |
| 57 | between that door of opportunity opening or slamming shut | 机会之门之间 打开或关闭 |
| 58 | in my face, was my introduction. | 在我的脸上,是我的介绍。 |
| 59 | From that point on, I started to see my introduction | 从那开始,我开始看到我的介绍 |
| 60 | in a whole new light. | 在一个全新的光芒下 |
| 61 | It wasn't just a way of grabbing someone's attention. | 这不仅仅是一种吸引别人注意力的方式。 |
| 62 | I thought about all those times when I would hear no. | 我想了那么多时间 当我听到没有。 |
| 63 | And my inner critic would tell me | 我的内在评论家会告诉我 |
| 64 | that people didn't see me or hear me because I wasn't | 人们没有看到我或听到我 因为我没有 |
| 65 | good enough or smart enough. | 够好或够聪明 |
| 66 | But that was wrong. | 但这是错误的。 |
| 67 | It wasn't me. | 这不是我。 |
| 68 | It was my introduction. | 这是我的介绍。 |
| 69 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 70 | Are you ready to introduce yourself in 20 words or less? | 你准备好用二十个字介绍自己了吗? |
| 71 | I'm going to start with two secrets of getting | 我首先要讲两个秘密 |
| 72 | people to say, tell me more. | 人们说, 告诉我更多。 |
| 73 | Secret number one. | 秘诀一. |
| 74 | Think sound bite, not data dump. | 想想声音咬,而不是数据倾倒。 |
| 75 | That's because with today's multitasking attention deficit | 因为今天的多任务关注不足 |
| 76 | audiences, it's been said, you have a better chance | 观众,有人说,你有更好的机会 |
| 77 | of engaging with a goldfish than the person | 与金鱼的接触 比人 |
| 78 | that you're talking to. | 你在说话。 |
| 79 | A 20-word introduction is designed | 设计了20字的介绍 |
| 80 | to grab someone's attention and get them to say, | 抓住别人的注意力,让他们说, |
| 81 | tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 82 | Secret number two. | 第二密语. |
| 83 | Do you remember what that interviewer told me? | 你还记得那个采访者告诉我的吗? |
| 84 | Don't talk about yourself. | 别谈你自己 |
| 85 | Instead, explain what you can do for them. | 代之以,解释你能为他们做什么。 |
| 86 | I called the difference between an about me | 我称之为我之间的区别 |
| 87 | versus an about you introduction. | 跟你介绍的相对 |
| 88 | An about me introduction sounds like this. | 关于我的介绍听起来是这样的。 |
| 89 | I'm an award-winning, bestselling author. | 我是获奖的畅销作家 |
| 90 | Compare that to, I help new authors get published faster. | 与此相比,我帮助新作者更快地出版. |
| 91 | Can you hear the difference? | 你能听到区别吗? |
| 92 | One describes me. | 一个描述我。 |
| 93 | The other describes what I can do for you. | 另一个描述我能为你做什么 |
| 94 | Now that you know the secrets, here | 现在你知道这些秘密了,在这里 |
| 95 | are five ways to introduce yourself perfectly | 是五种完美自我介绍的方法 |
| 96 | in 20 words or less. | 在20个字或更少。 |
| 97 | I'm going to start with a straightforward about you | 我首先要直说一下你 |
| 98 | introduction. | 导言。 |
| 99 | The formula is, I help my target audience achieve | 公式是,我帮助我的目标受众实现 |
| 100 | a benefit they desire. | 这是他们想要的恩惠。 |
| 101 | For example, I help worried job hunters confidently | 比如说,我满怀信心地帮助那些担心的工作猎人 |
| 102 | explain why they're the ideal candidate to hire. | 解释为什么他们是 理想的候选人雇用。 |
| 103 | Now, here's a tip about your benefit. | 现在,这里有一个关于你的好处的小说。 |
| 104 | A benefit answers your listener's question, | 一个好处回答了你的听众的问题, |
| 105 | how will my life be different? | 我的生活怎么会不一样? |
| 106 | For the second framework, let's go beyond offering a benefit. | 对于第二个框架,让我们超越提供好处。 |
| 107 | Let's promise a breakthrough. | 让我们保证一个突破。 |
| 108 | The formula is the same as the benefit one, | 公式与福利一样, |
| 109 | but you're going to add the word without. | 但你要添加一个字没有。 |
| 110 | I help my target audience achieve a benefit they desire | 我帮助目标观众获得他们想要的好处 |
| 111 | without negative consequence. | 没有负面后果。 |
| 112 | I help establish brands in competitive markets | 我帮助在竞争市场上建立品牌 |
| 113 | rapidly reach new audiences without increasing marketing | 快速到达新观众 而不增加营销 |
| 114 | spend. | 花费。 |
| 115 | The word without is so powerful because that's | 没有这个词就那么强大 因为... |
| 116 | how you explain what makes you unique. | 如何解释是什么让你独一无二。 |
| 117 | For the last three frameworks, here's | 过去三个框架 |
| 118 | what to say if you don't want to focus | 如果你不想集中注意力,该怎么说? |
| 119 | on your career. | 你的事业。 |
| 120 | For example, you're mission driven, | 举例来说,你的使命驱动, |
| 121 | or you're on a career pivot. | 或者你正在一个职业中枢。 |
| 122 | Maybe you're a student and you don't have a lot of work | 也许你是学生,没有太多工作 |
| 123 | experience. | 经验 |
| 124 | In this case, you can use your passion, your mission, | 在这种情况下,你可以用你的激情,你的使命, |
| 125 | or your strength. | 或你的力量。 |
| 126 | I'll start with your passion. | 我从你的激情开始 |
| 127 | I'm passionate about something I value | 我热衷于我珍视的东西 |
| 128 | to achieve something my target audience values. | 以达到我的目标受众价值 |
| 129 | I'm passionate about helping people in need | 我热衷于帮助有需要的人 |
| 130 | and creating opportunities that change lives. | 创造改变生活的机会 |
| 131 | Next, instead of your passion, you can use your strength. | 接下来,不用你的激情,你可以利用自己的力量. |
| 132 | I'm known for my strength to achieve something my target | 我以达到目标的能力而闻名 |
| 133 | audience values. | 观众价值。 |
| 134 | I'm known for my critical thinking | 我以批判性思维著称 |
| 135 | and turning information into actionable insights. | 将信息转化为可操作的见解。 |
| 136 | Last, you can use your mission. | 最后,你可以利用你的使命。 |
| 137 | I'm on a mission, too, to achieve something my target | 我也在执行任务 要达到我的目标 |
| 138 | audience values. | 观众价值。 |
| 139 | I'm on a mission to bridge the health care divide | 我的任务是缩小医疗鸿沟 |
| 140 | and make a lasting difference for vulnerable communities. | 并给弱势群体带来持久的影响。 |
| 141 | And that's how you use your passion, your mission, | 这就是你如何利用你的激情, 你的使命, |
| 142 | or your strength. | 或你的力量。 |
| 143 | Now that you've seen the five introductions, | 既然你看过这五个介绍 |
| 144 | your next step, try them out. | 下一步,试试看 |
| 145 | Don't be surprised if you find yourself using more than one. | 不要惊讶,如果你发现自己 使用不止一个。 |
| 146 | That's because different audiences | 因为不同的观众 |
| 147 | value different things. | 价值不同的东西。 |
| 148 | So what works for one may not work for another, | 故谁为谁工作,谁为谁工作, |
| 149 | but that's OK. | 但没关系。 |
| 150 | You'll see there are multiple ways of getting people to say, | 你会看到有多种方法 让人们说, |
| 151 | tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 152 | I'll close with this thought. | 我会结束这个想法。 |
| 153 | Have doors been closed in your face? | 你脸上有没有关门? |
| 154 | Do you struggle to be seen and heard? | 你为被人看见和听到而挣扎吗? |
| 155 | Does your inner critic tell you you're not | 你的内在评论家有没有告诉你你不是 |
| 156 | good enough or smart enough or that you're an imposter | 足够好,足够聪明 或者你是一个冒牌货 |
| 157 | and something is way above your pay grade? | 有什么东西比你的薪水高吗? |
| 158 | Before you buy into your inner critic's narrative, | 在你买进你内心评论家的叙述之前 |
| 159 | let me challenge you. | 让我来挑战你 |
| 160 | What if? | 如果是这样呢? |
| 161 | What if that voice inside your head is wrong? | 如果你脑子里的声音错了怎么办? |
| 162 | What if you are good enough and smart enough? | 如果你够聪明又够聪明呢? |
| 163 | What if the best way to describe you | 如果最好的描述方法 |
| 164 | is impressive, not imposter? | 令人印象深刻,不是冒牌货? |
| 165 | And what if the only thing between you and being seen, | 如果只有你和被人看见的事 |
| 166 | heard, and recognized is your introduction in 20 words? | 听说了,你的介绍有20个字吗? |
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P2 · 如何自我介绍并成功拿到 offer【TED演讲】 p02 英文字幕(中文外挂) (P2)
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Tell me about yourself. | 说说你自己 |
| 0:03 | Four simple words that can make anyone ramble or freeze. | 四个简单的词,可以让任何人乱来或冻死。 |
| 0:08 | Even people at the top of their game | 即使是最顶尖的人 |
| 0:10 | can go blank when they hear those dreaded words. | 当他们听到这些恐怖的言语时 就会一无所有 |
| 0:13 | So what does that mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 0:15 | Does your introduction really make that big of a difference? | 你的介绍真的有那么重要吗? |
| 0:20 | I never thought it did. | 我从没想过会这样 |
| 0:21 | I thought my introduction wasn't nearly as important | 我以为我的介绍没有那么重要 |
| 0:24 | as my qualifications. | 作为我的资格。 |
| 0:26 | For example, right after I started my business, | 比如说 在我开始做生意后 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tell me about yourself. | 说说你自己 |
| 2 | Four simple words that can make anyone ramble or freeze. | 四个简单的词,可以让任何人乱来或冻死。 |
| 3 | Even people at the top of their game | 即使是最顶尖的人 |
| 4 | can go blank when they hear those dreaded words. | 当他们听到这些恐怖的言语时 就会一无所有 |
| 5 | So what does that mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 6 | Does your introduction really make that big of a difference? | 你的介绍真的有那么重要吗? |
| 7 | I never thought it did. | 我从没想过会这样 |
| 8 | I thought my introduction wasn't nearly as important | 我以为我的介绍没有那么重要 |
| 9 | as my qualifications. | 作为我的资格。 |
| 10 | For example, right after I started my business, | 比如说 在我开始做生意后 |
| 11 | I had the perfect opportunity to shine. | 我有一个完美的机会闪耀。 |
| 12 | I was interviewing as an instructor for a supply chain | 我当时是作为供应链的教员面试的 |
| 13 | institute, and I knew I was the ideal candidate. | 研究所,我知道我是理想的候选人。 |
| 14 | I had over 20 years of expertise leading | 我有20多年的专长 |
| 15 | supply chains for one of the world's largest consumer | 世界最大消费者之一的供应链 |
| 16 | products companies. | 产品公司。 |
| 17 | As I prepped for my interview, I didn't | 当我准备面试时,我没有 |
| 18 | want there to be any doubts about my qualifications. | 想要对我的资格有任何怀疑 |
| 19 | I created an elevator pitch and included a complete list | 我创造了一个电梯投球 并包括一个完整的列表 |
| 20 | of my accomplishments. | 我的成就。 |
| 21 | When I heard, tell me about yourself, I was ready, | 当我听到,告诉我 关于你自己,我已经准备好了, |
| 22 | and I proudly explained everything that I could do. | 我自豪地解释了我能做的一切 |
| 23 | When I finished, the interviewer said, | 当我完成,采访者说, |
| 24 | instead of talking about yourself, | 而不是谈论你自己, |
| 25 | it would have been more effective | 这样会更有效 |
| 26 | if you had explained what you can do for me. | 如果你已经解释 你可以为我做什么。 |
| 27 | My interview lasted five minutes. | 我的采访持续了5分钟。 |
| 28 | She rejected me on the spot based off of one answer. | 她当场拒绝了我 一个答案。 |
| 29 | That was my wake-up call. | 那是我醒过来的电话 |
| 30 | I realized it doesn't matter how smart you are, | 我意识到你有多聪明不重要 |
| 31 | it doesn't matter how perfect a fit you are, | 这不管你多么完美 |
| 32 | if you can't capture someone's attention. | 如果你不能抓住别人的注意力。 |
| 33 | After that, I became laser focused | 之后,我成了激光焦点 |
| 34 | on cracking the code on introducing myself. | 解开自我介绍的密码 |
| 35 | I studied the science of first impressions. | 我研究第一印象的科学 |
| 36 | I researched viral headlines and what | 我研究了病毒头条和什么 |
| 37 | made them so irresistible. | 让他们无法抗拒 |
| 38 | And then I discovered the secret of introducing myself | 然后我发现了自我介绍的秘密 |
| 39 | perfectly in 20 words or less. | 20个字或更少 |
| 40 | Fast forward about six months. | 快速前进约6个月。 |
| 41 | I'm having coffee with the executive director | 我要和执行主任喝咖啡 |
| 42 | of a business development program. | 商业发展方案。 |
| 43 | She asks me, what do you do? | 她问我,你做什么的? |
| 44 | I answer her in one sentence. | 我用一句话回答她 |
| 45 | I'm a communications consultant, and I | 我是一个通讯顾问,我 |
| 46 | help people with something to say, but struggle to say it. | 帮助人们说点什么 但努力说出来 |
| 47 | She leans in and says three magic words. | 她靠着说三个魔法词 |
| 48 | Tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 49 | 15 minutes later, she hires me to give workshops | 15分钟后,她请我做工坊 |
| 50 | for new entrepreneurs. | 面向新企业家。 |
| 51 | But here's the thing. | 但问题是 |
| 52 | I was the same person who blew that interview just six months | 六个月前我就是那个搞砸面试的人 |
| 53 | before. | 之前,我刚说 |
| 54 | But this time, I got the job, even though I | 但这次,我得到了这份工作,尽管我 |
| 55 | had way fewer qualifications. | 资格更低 |
| 56 | And the only thing different between success and failure, | 成功与失败的唯一区别 |
| 57 | between that door of opportunity opening or slamming shut | 机会之门之间 打开或关闭 |
| 58 | in my face, was my introduction. | 在我的脸上,是我的介绍。 |
| 59 | From that point on, I started to see my introduction | 从那开始,我开始看到我的介绍 |
| 60 | in a whole new light. | 在一个全新的光芒下 |
| 61 | It wasn't just a way of grabbing someone's attention. | 这不仅仅是一种吸引别人注意力的方式。 |
| 62 | I thought about all those times when I would hear no. | 我想了那么多时间 当我听到没有。 |
| 63 | And my inner critic would tell me | 我的内在评论家会告诉我 |
| 64 | that people didn't see me or hear me because I wasn't | 人们没有看到我或听到我 因为我没有 |
| 65 | good enough or smart enough. | 够好或够聪明 |
| 66 | But that was wrong. | 但这是错误的。 |
| 67 | It wasn't me. | 这不是我。 |
| 68 | It was my introduction. | 这是我的介绍。 |
| 69 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 70 | Are you ready to introduce yourself in 20 words or less? | 你准备好用二十个字介绍自己了吗? |
| 71 | I'm going to start with two secrets of getting | 我首先要讲两个秘密 |
| 72 | people to say, tell me more. | 人们说, 告诉我更多。 |
| 73 | Secret number one. | 秘诀一. |
| 74 | Think sound bite, not data dump. | 想想声音咬,而不是数据倾倒。 |
| 75 | That's because with today's multitasking attention deficit | 因为今天的多任务关注不足 |
| 76 | audiences, it's been said, you have a better chance | 观众,有人说,你有更好的机会 |
| 77 | of engaging with a goldfish than the person | 与金鱼的接触 比人 |
| 78 | that you're talking to. | 你在说话。 |
| 79 | A 20-word introduction is designed | 设计了20字的介绍 |
| 80 | to grab someone's attention and get them to say, | 抓住别人的注意力,让他们说, |
| 81 | tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 82 | Secret number two. | 第二密语. |
| 83 | Do you remember what that interviewer told me? | 你还记得那个采访者告诉我的吗? |
| 84 | Don't talk about yourself. | 别谈你自己 |
| 85 | Instead, explain what you can do for them. | 代之以,解释你能为他们做什么。 |
| 86 | I called the difference between an about me | 我称之为我之间的区别 |
| 87 | versus an about you introduction. | 跟你介绍的相对 |
| 88 | An about me introduction sounds like this. | 关于我的介绍听起来是这样的。 |
| 89 | I'm an award-winning, bestselling author. | 我是获奖的畅销作家 |
| 90 | Compare that to, I help new authors get published faster. | 与此相比,我帮助新作者更快地出版. |
| 91 | Can you hear the difference? | 你能听到区别吗? |
| 92 | One describes me. | 一个描述我。 |
| 93 | The other describes what I can do for you. | 另一个描述我能为你做什么 |
| 94 | Now that you know the secrets, here | 现在你知道这些秘密了,在这里 |
| 95 | are five ways to introduce yourself perfectly | 是五种完美自我介绍的方法 |
| 96 | in 20 words or less. | 在20个字或更少。 |
| 97 | I'm going to start with a straightforward about you | 我首先要直说一下你 |
| 98 | introduction. | 导言。 |
| 99 | The formula is, I help my target audience achieve | 公式是,我帮助我的目标受众实现 |
| 100 | a benefit they desire. | 这是他们想要的恩惠。 |
| 101 | For example, I help worried job hunters confidently | 比如说,我满怀信心地帮助那些担心的工作猎人 |
| 102 | explain why they're the ideal candidate to hire. | 解释为什么他们是 理想的候选人雇用。 |
| 103 | Now, here's a tip about your benefit. | 现在,这里有一个关于你的好处的小说。 |
| 104 | A benefit answers your listener's question, | 一个好处回答了你的听众的问题, |
| 105 | how will my life be different? | 我的生活怎么会不一样? |
| 106 | For the second framework, let's go beyond offering a benefit. | 对于第二个框架,让我们超越提供好处。 |
| 107 | Let's promise a breakthrough. | 让我们保证一个突破。 |
| 108 | The formula is the same as the benefit one, | 公式与福利一样, |
| 109 | but you're going to add the word without. | 但你要添加一个字没有。 |
| 110 | I help my target audience achieve a benefit they desire | 我帮助目标观众获得他们想要的好处 |
| 111 | without negative consequence. | 没有负面后果。 |
| 112 | I help establish brands in competitive markets | 我帮助在竞争市场上建立品牌 |
| 113 | rapidly reach new audiences without increasing marketing | 快速到达新观众 而不增加营销 |
| 114 | spend. | 花费。 |
| 115 | The word without is so powerful because that's | 没有这个词就那么强大 因为... |
| 116 | how you explain what makes you unique. | 如何解释是什么让你独一无二。 |
| 117 | For the last three frameworks, here's | 过去三个框架 |
| 118 | what to say if you don't want to focus | 如果你不想集中注意力,该怎么说? |
| 119 | on your career. | 你的事业。 |
| 120 | For example, you're mission driven, | 举例来说,你的使命驱动, |
| 121 | or you're on a career pivot. | 或者你正在一个职业中枢。 |
| 122 | Maybe you're a student and you don't have a lot of work | 也许你是学生,没有太多工作 |
| 123 | experience. | 经验 |
| 124 | In this case, you can use your passion, your mission, | 在这种情况下,你可以用你的激情,你的使命, |
| 125 | or your strength. | 或你的力量。 |
| 126 | I'll start with your passion. | 我从你的激情开始 |
| 127 | I'm passionate about something I value | 我热衷于我珍视的东西 |
| 128 | to achieve something my target audience values. | 以达到我的目标受众价值 |
| 129 | I'm passionate about helping people in need | 我热衷于帮助有需要的人 |
| 130 | and creating opportunities that change lives. | 创造改变生活的机会 |
| 131 | Next, instead of your passion, you can use your strength. | 接下来,不用你的激情,你可以利用自己的力量. |
| 132 | I'm known for my strength to achieve something my target | 我以达到目标的能力而闻名 |
| 133 | audience values. | 观众价值。 |
| 134 | I'm known for my critical thinking | 我以批判性思维著称 |
| 135 | and turning information into actionable insights. | 将信息转化为可操作的见解。 |
| 136 | Last, you can use your mission. | 最后,你可以利用你的使命。 |
| 137 | I'm on a mission, too, to achieve something my target | 我也在执行任务 要达到我的目标 |
| 138 | audience values. | 观众价值。 |
| 139 | I'm on a mission to bridge the health care divide | 我的任务是缩小医疗鸿沟 |
| 140 | and make a lasting difference for vulnerable communities. | 并给弱势群体带来持久的影响。 |
| 141 | And that's how you use your passion, your mission, | 这就是你如何利用你的激情, 你的使命, |
| 142 | or your strength. | 或你的力量。 |
| 143 | Now that you've seen the five introductions, | 既然你看过这五个介绍 |
| 144 | your next step, try them out. | 下一步,试试看 |
| 145 | Don't be surprised if you find yourself using more than one. | 不要惊讶,如果你发现自己 使用不止一个。 |
| 146 | That's because different audiences | 因为不同的观众 |
| 147 | value different things. | 价值不同的东西。 |
| 148 | So what works for one may not work for another, | 故谁为谁工作,谁为谁工作, |
| 149 | but that's OK. | 但没关系。 |
| 150 | You'll see there are multiple ways of getting people to say, | 你会看到有多种方法 让人们说, |
| 151 | tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 152 | I'll close with this thought. | 我会结束这个想法。 |
| 153 | Have doors been closed in your face? | 你脸上有没有关门? |
| 154 | Do you struggle to be seen and heard? | 你为被人看见和听到而挣扎吗? |
| 155 | Does your inner critic tell you you're not | 你的内在评论家有没有告诉你你不是 |
| 156 | good enough or smart enough or that you're an imposter | 足够好,足够聪明 或者你是一个冒牌货 |
| 157 | and something is way above your pay grade? | 有什么东西比你的薪水高吗? |
| 158 | Before you buy into your inner critic's narrative, | 在你买进你内心评论家的叙述之前 |
| 159 | let me challenge you. | 让我来挑战你 |
| 160 | What if? | 如果是这样呢? |
| 161 | What if that voice inside your head is wrong? | 如果你脑子里的声音错了怎么办? |
| 162 | What if you are good enough and smart enough? | 如果你够聪明又够聪明呢? |
| 163 | What if the best way to describe you | 如果最好的描述方法 |
| 164 | is impressive, not imposter? | 令人印象深刻,不是冒牌货? |
| 165 | And what if the only thing between you and being seen, | 如果只有你和被人看见的事 |
| 166 | heard, and recognized is your introduction in 20 words? | 听说了,你的介绍有20个字吗? |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Tell me about yourself. | 说说你自己 |
| 0:03 | Four simple words that can make anyone ramble or freeze. | 四个简单的词,可以让任何人乱来或冻死。 |
| 0:08 | Even people at the top of their game | 即使是最顶尖的人 |
| 0:10 | can go blank when they hear those dreaded words. | 当他们听到这些恐怖的言语时 就会一无所有 |
| 0:13 | So what does that mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 0:15 | Does your introduction really make that big of a difference? | 你的介绍真的有那么重要吗? |
| 0:20 | I never thought it did. | 我从没想过会这样 |
| 0:21 | I thought my introduction wasn't nearly as important | 我以为我的介绍没有那么重要 |
| 0:24 | as my qualifications. | 作为我的资格。 |
| 0:26 | For example, right after I started my business, | 比如说 在我开始做生意后 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tell me about yourself. | 说说你自己 |
| 2 | Four simple words that can make anyone ramble or freeze. | 四个简单的词,可以让任何人乱来或冻死。 |
| 3 | Even people at the top of their game | 即使是最顶尖的人 |
| 4 | can go blank when they hear those dreaded words. | 当他们听到这些恐怖的言语时 就会一无所有 |
| 5 | So what does that mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 6 | Does your introduction really make that big of a difference? | 你的介绍真的有那么重要吗? |
| 7 | I never thought it did. | 我从没想过会这样 |
| 8 | I thought my introduction wasn't nearly as important | 我以为我的介绍没有那么重要 |
| 9 | as my qualifications. | 作为我的资格。 |
| 10 | For example, right after I started my business, | 比如说 在我开始做生意后 |
| 11 | I had the perfect opportunity to shine. | 我有一个完美的机会闪耀。 |
| 12 | I was interviewing as an instructor for a supply chain | 我当时是作为供应链的教员面试的 |
| 13 | institute, and I knew I was the ideal candidate. | 研究所,我知道我是理想的候选人。 |
| 14 | I had over 20 years of expertise leading | 我有20多年的专长 |
| 15 | supply chains for one of the world's largest consumer | 世界最大消费者之一的供应链 |
| 16 | products companies. | 产品公司。 |
| 17 | As I prepped for my interview, I didn't | 当我准备面试时,我没有 |
| 18 | want there to be any doubts about my qualifications. | 想要对我的资格有任何怀疑 |
| 19 | I created an elevator pitch and included a complete list | 我创造了一个电梯投球 并包括一个完整的列表 |
| 20 | of my accomplishments. | 我的成就。 |
| 21 | When I heard, tell me about yourself, I was ready, | 当我听到,告诉我 关于你自己,我已经准备好了, |
| 22 | and I proudly explained everything that I could do. | 我自豪地解释了我能做的一切 |
| 23 | When I finished, the interviewer said, | 当我完成,采访者说, |
| 24 | instead of talking about yourself, | 而不是谈论你自己, |
| 25 | it would have been more effective | 这样会更有效 |
| 26 | if you had explained what you can do for me. | 如果你已经解释 你可以为我做什么。 |
| 27 | My interview lasted five minutes. | 我的采访持续了5分钟。 |
| 28 | She rejected me on the spot based off of one answer. | 她当场拒绝了我 一个答案。 |
| 29 | That was my wake-up call. | 那是我醒过来的电话 |
| 30 | I realized it doesn't matter how smart you are, | 我意识到你有多聪明不重要 |
| 31 | it doesn't matter how perfect a fit you are, | 这不管你多么完美 |
| 32 | if you can't capture someone's attention. | 如果你不能抓住别人的注意力。 |
| 33 | After that, I became laser focused | 之后,我成了激光焦点 |
| 34 | on cracking the code on introducing myself. | 解开自我介绍的密码 |
| 35 | I studied the science of first impressions. | 我研究第一印象的科学 |
| 36 | I researched viral headlines and what | 我研究了病毒头条和什么 |
| 37 | made them so irresistible. | 让他们无法抗拒 |
| 38 | And then I discovered the secret of introducing myself | 然后我发现了自我介绍的秘密 |
| 39 | perfectly in 20 words or less. | 20个字或更少 |
| 40 | Fast forward about six months. | 快速前进约6个月。 |
| 41 | I'm having coffee with the executive director | 我要和执行主任喝咖啡 |
| 42 | of a business development program. | 商业发展方案。 |
| 43 | She asks me, what do you do? | 她问我,你做什么的? |
| 44 | I answer her in one sentence. | 我用一句话回答她 |
| 45 | I'm a communications consultant, and I | 我是一个通讯顾问,我 |
| 46 | help people with something to say, but struggle to say it. | 帮助人们说点什么 但努力说出来 |
| 47 | She leans in and says three magic words. | 她靠着说三个魔法词 |
| 48 | Tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 49 | 15 minutes later, she hires me to give workshops | 15分钟后,她请我做工坊 |
| 50 | for new entrepreneurs. | 面向新企业家。 |
| 51 | But here's the thing. | 但问题是 |
| 52 | I was the same person who blew that interview just six months | 六个月前我就是那个搞砸面试的人 |
| 53 | before. | 之前,我刚说 |
| 54 | But this time, I got the job, even though I | 但这次,我得到了这份工作,尽管我 |
| 55 | had way fewer qualifications. | 资格更低 |
| 56 | And the only thing different between success and failure, | 成功与失败的唯一区别 |
| 57 | between that door of opportunity opening or slamming shut | 机会之门之间 打开或关闭 |
| 58 | in my face, was my introduction. | 在我的脸上,是我的介绍。 |
| 59 | From that point on, I started to see my introduction | 从那开始,我开始看到我的介绍 |
| 60 | in a whole new light. | 在一个全新的光芒下 |
| 61 | It wasn't just a way of grabbing someone's attention. | 这不仅仅是一种吸引别人注意力的方式。 |
| 62 | I thought about all those times when I would hear no. | 我想了那么多时间 当我听到没有。 |
| 63 | And my inner critic would tell me | 我的内在评论家会告诉我 |
| 64 | that people didn't see me or hear me because I wasn't | 人们没有看到我或听到我 因为我没有 |
| 65 | good enough or smart enough. | 够好或够聪明 |
| 66 | But that was wrong. | 但这是错误的。 |
| 67 | It wasn't me. | 这不是我。 |
| 68 | It was my introduction. | 这是我的介绍。 |
| 69 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 70 | Are you ready to introduce yourself in 20 words or less? | 你准备好用二十个字介绍自己了吗? |
| 71 | I'm going to start with two secrets of getting | 我首先要讲两个秘密 |
| 72 | people to say, tell me more. | 人们说, 告诉我更多。 |
| 73 | Secret number one. | 秘诀一. |
| 74 | Think sound bite, not data dump. | 想想声音咬,而不是数据倾倒。 |
| 75 | That's because with today's multitasking attention deficit | 因为今天的多任务关注不足 |
| 76 | audiences, it's been said, you have a better chance | 观众,有人说,你有更好的机会 |
| 77 | of engaging with a goldfish than the person | 与金鱼的接触 比人 |
| 78 | that you're talking to. | 你在说话。 |
| 79 | A 20-word introduction is designed | 设计了20字的介绍 |
| 80 | to grab someone's attention and get them to say, | 抓住别人的注意力,让他们说, |
| 81 | tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 82 | Secret number two. | 第二密语. |
| 83 | Do you remember what that interviewer told me? | 你还记得那个采访者告诉我的吗? |
| 84 | Don't talk about yourself. | 别谈你自己 |
| 85 | Instead, explain what you can do for them. | 代之以,解释你能为他们做什么。 |
| 86 | I called the difference between an about me | 我称之为我之间的区别 |
| 87 | versus an about you introduction. | 跟你介绍的相对 |
| 88 | An about me introduction sounds like this. | 关于我的介绍听起来是这样的。 |
| 89 | I'm an award-winning, bestselling author. | 我是获奖的畅销作家 |
| 90 | Compare that to, I help new authors get published faster. | 与此相比,我帮助新作者更快地出版. |
| 91 | Can you hear the difference? | 你能听到区别吗? |
| 92 | One describes me. | 一个描述我。 |
| 93 | The other describes what I can do for you. | 另一个描述我能为你做什么 |
| 94 | Now that you know the secrets, here | 现在你知道这些秘密了,在这里 |
| 95 | are five ways to introduce yourself perfectly | 是五种完美自我介绍的方法 |
| 96 | in 20 words or less. | 在20个字或更少。 |
| 97 | I'm going to start with a straightforward about you | 我首先要直说一下你 |
| 98 | introduction. | 导言。 |
| 99 | The formula is, I help my target audience achieve | 公式是,我帮助我的目标受众实现 |
| 100 | a benefit they desire. | 这是他们想要的恩惠。 |
| 101 | For example, I help worried job hunters confidently | 比如说,我满怀信心地帮助那些担心的工作猎人 |
| 102 | explain why they're the ideal candidate to hire. | 解释为什么他们是 理想的候选人雇用。 |
| 103 | Now, here's a tip about your benefit. | 现在,这里有一个关于你的好处的小说。 |
| 104 | A benefit answers your listener's question, | 一个好处回答了你的听众的问题, |
| 105 | how will my life be different? | 我的生活怎么会不一样? |
| 106 | For the second framework, let's go beyond offering a benefit. | 对于第二个框架,让我们超越提供好处。 |
| 107 | Let's promise a breakthrough. | 让我们保证一个突破。 |
| 108 | The formula is the same as the benefit one, | 公式与福利一样, |
| 109 | but you're going to add the word without. | 但你要添加一个字没有。 |
| 110 | I help my target audience achieve a benefit they desire | 我帮助目标观众获得他们想要的好处 |
| 111 | without negative consequence. | 没有负面后果。 |
| 112 | I help establish brands in competitive markets | 我帮助在竞争市场上建立品牌 |
| 113 | rapidly reach new audiences without increasing marketing | 快速到达新观众 而不增加营销 |
| 114 | spend. | 花费。 |
| 115 | The word without is so powerful because that's | 没有这个词就那么强大 因为... |
| 116 | how you explain what makes you unique. | 如何解释是什么让你独一无二。 |
| 117 | For the last three frameworks, here's | 过去三个框架 |
| 118 | what to say if you don't want to focus | 如果你不想集中注意力,该怎么说? |
| 119 | on your career. | 你的事业。 |
| 120 | For example, you're mission driven, | 举例来说,你的使命驱动, |
| 121 | or you're on a career pivot. | 或者你正在一个职业中枢。 |
| 122 | Maybe you're a student and you don't have a lot of work | 也许你是学生,没有太多工作 |
| 123 | experience. | 经验 |
| 124 | In this case, you can use your passion, your mission, | 在这种情况下,你可以用你的激情,你的使命, |
| 125 | or your strength. | 或你的力量。 |
| 126 | I'll start with your passion. | 我从你的激情开始 |
| 127 | I'm passionate about something I value | 我热衷于我珍视的东西 |
| 128 | to achieve something my target audience values. | 以达到我的目标受众价值 |
| 129 | I'm passionate about helping people in need | 我热衷于帮助有需要的人 |
| 130 | and creating opportunities that change lives. | 创造改变生活的机会 |
| 131 | Next, instead of your passion, you can use your strength. | 接下来,不用你的激情,你可以利用自己的力量. |
| 132 | I'm known for my strength to achieve something my target | 我以达到目标的能力而闻名 |
| 133 | audience values. | 观众价值。 |
| 134 | I'm known for my critical thinking | 我以批判性思维著称 |
| 135 | and turning information into actionable insights. | 将信息转化为可操作的见解。 |
| 136 | Last, you can use your mission. | 最后,你可以利用你的使命。 |
| 137 | I'm on a mission, too, to achieve something my target | 我也在执行任务 要达到我的目标 |
| 138 | audience values. | 观众价值。 |
| 139 | I'm on a mission to bridge the health care divide | 我的任务是缩小医疗鸿沟 |
| 140 | and make a lasting difference for vulnerable communities. | 并给弱势群体带来持久的影响。 |
| 141 | And that's how you use your passion, your mission, | 这就是你如何利用你的激情, 你的使命, |
| 142 | or your strength. | 或你的力量。 |
| 143 | Now that you've seen the five introductions, | 既然你看过这五个介绍 |
| 144 | your next step, try them out. | 下一步,试试看 |
| 145 | Don't be surprised if you find yourself using more than one. | 不要惊讶,如果你发现自己 使用不止一个。 |
| 146 | That's because different audiences | 因为不同的观众 |
| 147 | value different things. | 价值不同的东西。 |
| 148 | So what works for one may not work for another, | 故谁为谁工作,谁为谁工作, |
| 149 | but that's OK. | 但没关系。 |
| 150 | You'll see there are multiple ways of getting people to say, | 你会看到有多种方法 让人们说, |
| 151 | tell me more. | 告诉我更多。 |
| 152 | I'll close with this thought. | 我会结束这个想法。 |
| 153 | Have doors been closed in your face? | 你脸上有没有关门? |
| 154 | Do you struggle to be seen and heard? | 你为被人看见和听到而挣扎吗? |
| 155 | Does your inner critic tell you you're not | 你的内在评论家有没有告诉你你不是 |
| 156 | good enough or smart enough or that you're an imposter | 足够好,足够聪明 或者你是一个冒牌货 |
| 157 | and something is way above your pay grade? | 有什么东西比你的薪水高吗? |
| 158 | Before you buy into your inner critic's narrative, | 在你买进你内心评论家的叙述之前 |
| 159 | let me challenge you. | 让我来挑战你 |
| 160 | What if? | 如果是这样呢? |
| 161 | What if that voice inside your head is wrong? | 如果你脑子里的声音错了怎么办? |
| 162 | What if you are good enough and smart enough? | 如果你够聪明又够聪明呢? |
| 163 | What if the best way to describe you | 如果最好的描述方法 |
| 164 | is impressive, not imposter? | 令人印象深刻,不是冒牌货? |
| 165 | And what if the only thing between you and being seen, | 如果只有你和被人看见的事 |
| 166 | heard, and recognized is your introduction in 20 words? | 听说了,你的介绍有20个字吗? |
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