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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Being an interrogator and special agent with the US Secret Service. | 在美国特勤局当审讯员和特工 |
| 0:03 | I'm trained in the art of reading people's body language verbal cues | 我接受过阅读人体语言语言的艺术训练 |
| 0:06 | I mean even written statements so you can figure out who's full of BS and who isn't | 我的意思是,甚至书面声明 这样你就可以找出 谁满是BS,谁不是 |
| 0:11 | so one of the things I would see a lot of guilty people do is | 所以我会看到很多有罪的人做的一件事 |
| 0:14 | Evy pom porous former US Secret Service special agent who protected presidents worked undercover and trained in the art of lie detection | Evy Pom漏洞百出 前美国特勤局特工 保护总统 |
| 0:22 | Human behavior and cognitive influence. | 人类的行为和认知影响. |
| 0:24 | She's now on a mission to help us all benefit from the lessons. | 她现在执行一个使命 帮助我们所有人从教训中获益。 |
| 0:27 | She's learned along the way | 她一路上学的 |
| 0:28 | I want to go into all of the techniques the life lessons the wisdom | 我想进入所有的技术 生活教训智慧 |
| 0:32 | So what are the core components of how to get someone to do what you want? | 如何让别人做你想做的事的核心部分是什么? |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Being an interrogator and special agent with the US Secret Service. | 在美国特勤局当审讯员和特工 |
| 2 | I'm trained in the art of reading people's body language verbal cues | 我接受过阅读人体语言语言的艺术训练 |
| 3 | I mean even written statements so you can figure out who's full of BS and who isn't | 我的意思是,甚至书面声明 这样你就可以找出 谁满是BS,谁不是 |
| 4 | so one of the things I would see a lot of guilty people do is | 所以我会看到很多有罪的人做的一件事 |
| 5 | Evy pom porous former US Secret Service special agent who protected presidents worked undercover and trained in the art of lie detection | Evy Pom漏洞百出 前美国特勤局特工 保护总统 |
| 6 | Human behavior and cognitive influence. | 人类的行为和认知影响. |
| 7 | She's now on a mission to help us all benefit from the lessons. | 她现在执行一个使命 帮助我们所有人从教训中获益。 |
| 8 | She's learned along the way | 她一路上学的 |
| 9 | I want to go into all of the techniques the life lessons the wisdom | 我想进入所有的技术 生活教训智慧 |
| 10 | So what are the core components of how to get someone to do what you want? | 如何让别人做你想做的事的核心部分是什么? |
| 11 | Everybody's motivated by something different what you want to understand is that person's motivational mindset | 每个人的动机 不同的东西,你想知道的是 人的动机心态 |
| 12 | But the biggest mistake people make is it what about when your boss or your colleague isn't listening to you? | 但人们最大的错误是 当你的老板或同事不听你的? |
| 13 | What should you do? | 怎么办? |
| 14 | So it's called | 所以这叫做 |
| 15 | Paralinguistics everyone's so focused on what they say they don't think about the tone pitch of the voice | 准语言 每个人如此专注 他们说什么 他们不考虑 声音的调子 |
| 16 | But there are simple things you can do to make sure people hear you | 但有些简单的事情你可以做 确保人们听到你 |
| 17 | First you spent 12 years around people like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. | 首先你和比尔·克林顿和巴拉克·奥巴马等人相处了12年。 |
| 18 | Did you learn anything about leadership? | 你学过什么领导力吗? |
| 19 | They're not driven by emotion and the problem majority people have is they bring their feelings into it | 他们不是被情绪驱使的 多数人的问题就是 他们把感情带进其中 |
| 20 | You don't want to be an emotional decision-maker. | 你不想做一个情绪决定者。 |
| 21 | It never goes well pull back and be objective | 永远往后拉,保持客观 |
| 22 | When you think back of your Secret Service experience was there ever a day when you thought the president's life was at risk | 当你回想起你的特勤局经历 曾经有一天你以为总统的生命有危险 |
| 23 | You know, I don't think ever talked about it, but and then what was the scariest moment of your career? | 你知道,我不认为曾经谈论过它, 但然后是什么 最可怕的时刻 你的职业生涯? |
| 24 | There's another undercover case | 还有一个卧底的案子 |
| 25 | All these things are escalating | 这一切正在升级 |
| 26 | Any second he's gonna kill my partner pull my gun out | 他随时会杀了我的搭档 拔出我的枪 |
| 27 | That stayed with me | 留在我身边 |
| 28 | 恭喜你,Daria战胜CEO帮 | |
| 29 | We've made some progress | 我们取得了一些进展 |
| 30 | 63% of you that listen to this podcast regularly don't subscribe which is down from 69% | 你们有63%的人经常听播客的节目 不订阅,低于69% |
| 31 | Our goal is 50% | 我们的目标是50% |
| 32 | So if you've ever liked any of the videos we've posted if you like this channel | 如果你喜欢我们公布的视频 如果你喜欢这个频道 |
| 33 | Can you do me a quick favor and hit the subscribe button? | 你能帮我个忙 按下订阅按钮吗? |
| 34 | It helps this channel more than you know, and the bigger the channel gets as you've seen the bigger the guests get | 它比你知道的更能帮助这个频道, 频道越大,因为你见过的客人越大 |
| 35 | Thank you and enjoy this episode | 谢谢你,请欣赏这集 |
| 36 | If someone's just clicked on to this podcast to listen because they thought the title was interesting or the thumbnail was interesting | 如果有人被点击到这个播客听 因为他们认为标题很有趣 或者缩略图很有趣 |
| 37 | With the understanding that we're gonna talk about the work you're doing in this season of your life and who you're doing it for | 我们来谈谈你这个赛季的工作 还有你为谁做的 |
| 38 | Can you tell me exactly why they should stay and listen to this conversation? | 你能告诉我他们为什么要留下来听这段谈话吗? |
| 39 | I think for each person it's different | 我觉得每个人都不一样 |
| 40 | But why should you listen at the core? | 但你为什么要听核心? |
| 41 | We're always trying to become something better | 我们总是想成为更好的 |
| 42 | I wrote my book becoming bulletproof and I think the essence of that was I'm trying to become more than and | 我写了我的书 变得防弹, 我认为其本质 是,我试图成为更多 |
| 43 | How about this the day you think you know, everything is a day you become obsolete | 你觉得你知道的那一天,怎么样? 一切都是你过时的一天 |
| 44 | I live by that because I am never at my peak | 我靠这个生活,因为我从来没有在我的峰值 |
| 45 | I'm always becoming more so if you're looking to become more and you don't know what that is exactly | 我总是变得更强 所以如果你想要变得更强 你不知道那到底是什么 |
| 46 | Then listen all of this information we're gonna talk about today the techniques the things you've learned the life lessons the wisdom | 那么,听所有这些信息 我们将谈论今天的技巧 你学到的东西 生活教训 智慧 |
| 47 | Where does it come from? | 从何处来. |
| 48 | What is your if I looked at your CV? | 如果我看你的简历呢? |
| 49 | What would I say? | 我该说什么? |
| 50 | I probably honestly it came from | 我大概是真心的说 |
| 51 | Probably comes from growing up in New York daughter of immigrants | 可能是在纽约长大的移民女儿 |
| 52 | I think that there's one aspect there | 我觉得有一个方面 |
| 53 | but I to think I truly think the majority is when I became a New York City police officer and | 但我真的认为多数是当我成为纽约市的警察时 |
| 54 | then I went to the US Secret Service and | 然后我去了美国特勤局 |
| 55 | Went in young I was like | 年轻的时候,我就像 |
| 56 | 2223 and so while everyone's out at that age partying doing whatever I went into this | 2223年,所以当每个人都在那个年龄的派对上 做我所做的事 |
| 57 | this field and I was around a lot of a lot of other elite performers and thinkers and | 这个领域,我身边 很多其他的精英 表演者和思想家, |
| 58 | I learned so much training help | 我学到了这么多训练帮助 |
| 59 | Humbles you though the job humbles you and then also working in the White House being around other top performers top thinkers | 虽然这份工作令你谦逊,但你却不爽 然后在白宫里工作 |
| 60 | That really kind of not kind of I mean that really | 那种真的不是那种 我说真的 |
| 61 | I grew up there. | 我在那里长大。 |
| 62 | I grew up in the White House. | 我在白宫长大 |
| 63 | I grew up in the US Secret Service | 我在美国特勤局长大的 |
| 64 | That's how I grew up | 我就是这么长大的 |
| 65 | So I think that those things help shape me and mold me not just training but also the people I was around | 所以我觉得那些东西能塑造我 塑造我 不仅能培养我 还能塑造我身边的人 |
| 66 | I learned a lot made many mistakes, but I had really good. | 我学到了很多错误, 但我真的很好。 |
| 67 | I don't want to say role models because I don't like that word | 我不想说榜样 因为我不喜欢这个词 |
| 68 | I don't look at anybody and say I want to be that no I want to be me | 我不看任何人,说我想成为... ...我想成为我 |
| 69 | but I can look at other people and learn and | 但我可以看着其他人 学习 |
| 70 | Get inspired from them and see what they do. | 从他们那里得到灵感,看看他们做了什么。 |
| 71 | So I had those examples that guided me | 所以我有那些例子引导我 |
| 72 | So I think that's the majority of where | 所以,我认为这是大部分的地方 |
| 73 | That comes from and then the practicing of it them flexing that muscle. | 这来自,然后练习它们 使肌肉灵活。 |
| 74 | It's like a workout. | 如是修习. |
| 75 | You have to keep | 你必须保持 |
| 76 | Doing that and being honest with yourself US Secret Service. | 这样做,并诚实地对自己 美国特勤局。 |
| 77 | Nobody wants to hear excuses. | 没人想听借口 |
| 78 | Nobody cares how you feel | 没人在乎你的感受 |
| 79 | I don't mean it in a mean way, but they're like we have a job to do. | 我不是故意的,但他们就像我们有工作要做。 |
| 80 | What is the Secret Service? | 什么是特勤局? |
| 81 | I really want to zoom in on your career experience to understand | 我真的想放大你的职业经验来理解 |
| 82 | how the wisdom you have was derived from different sort of seasons of your | 你的智慧是如何从不同的季节衍生出来的 |
| 83 | Experience so a lot of us have heard this term Secret Service agent | 我们很多人都听过这个术语 |
| 84 | But in but in reality if I look at the span of your career, what did that involve? | 但实际上,如果我看看 你的职业生涯, 这涉及到什么? |
| 85 | specifically | 具体 |
| 86 | Okay, so Secret Service the United States Secret Service was actually the one of the oldest federal law enforcement agencies in the US | 好吧,所以特勤局 美国特勤局实际上是美国最古老的联邦执法机构之一 |
| 87 | So they do two things | 所以他们做两件事 |
| 88 | The one thing that they do is they protect the president everybody sees it right everyone's at that Secret Service | 他们做的一件事是保护总统 每个人都看对了 特勤局的人 |
| 89 | That's all they do. | 这就是他们所做的。 |
| 90 | No, in fact even that unit of of people that you see around the president | 不,事实上,即使是你看到的 总统身边的那组人 |
| 91 | It's very hard even to get in there | 进去也很难 |
| 92 | You don't you don't automatically go and even if you want to go doesn't mean you're gonna get it. | 你不自动走 即使你想走也不表示你会得到它 |
| 93 | So you do protection | 所以你做保护 |
| 94 | President former presidents vice president first ladies even foreign heads of state | 前总统 副总统 一等夫人 甚至外国元首 |
| 95 | So when the Prime Minister of the UK comes to the US he gets protection | 所以当英国首相来到美国时 他能得到保护 |
| 96 | Because we don't want him getting assassinated in the US so all these foreign heads of state | 因为我们不希望他在美国被暗杀 所以所有的外国国家元首 |
| 97 | So you're you're protecting tons of people and it doesn't matter who it is | 所以你是在保护无数的人 而不管是谁 |
| 98 | You're the job is I die for you | 你的工作就是我为你而死 |
| 99 | Period. | 期间。 |
| 100 | So that's one aspect of it | 所以这就是其中一个方面 |
| 101 | So there's a very selfless aspect of that which goes against all your intuition, right? | 因此,有一个非常无私的方面 与你的直觉,对不对? |
| 102 | Because even in law enforcement as a cop or police officer, they teach you | 因为即使是在警察或警察的执法部门 他们也会教你 |
| 103 | Hey if you're getting shot at you make yourself small take cover then engage US Secret Service is that all goes out the window | 嘿,如果你中枪了,你让自己 少找掩护,然后联系美国特勤局 是,所有出去窗口 |
| 104 | It's no you're getting shot at you jump in front and then make yourself big even bigger | 不是,你被枪毙了 跳到前面,然后变大 |
| 105 | To make sure the bullet hits you and not the person behind you | 为了确保子弹击中你 而不是你背后的人 |
| 106 | So you have to really rewire like something that's instinctual. | 所以你必须像本能一样重新连接。 |
| 107 | That's protection. | 这是保护。 |
| 108 | The other aspect of it is investigations | 另一个方面是调查 |
| 109 | They work investigations | 他们负责调查 |
| 110 | fraud a lot of fraud a lot of | 骗了很多人 |
| 111 | Complex crimes and today fraud is global. | 复杂的犯罪以及今天的欺诈是全球性的。 |
| 112 | So you'll be investigating somebody in Russia | 所以你要调查俄罗斯的某个人 |
| 113 | I remember there was one guy in Russia who was committing fraud here in the US | 我记得俄罗斯有个家伙 在美国犯下诈骗罪 |
| 114 | He was going into bank bank accounts of these | 他正要进入这些银行帐户 |
| 115 | very wealthy people | 非常有钱的人 |
| 116 | So the US Secret Service and home homeland and CBP customs border patrol everybody got together because like we have to get this guy | 所以,美国特勤局和家乡 和CBP海关的边境巡逻 每个人聚集在一起 因为像我们必须得到这家伙 |
| 117 | So they figure out okay, he's in Russia. | 所以他们知道,他在俄罗斯。 |
| 118 | So the US goes to Russia says hey Russia | 所以,美国去俄罗斯说嘿俄罗斯 |
| 119 | Can you help us get this guy? | 你能帮我们找到这家伙吗? |
| 120 | Can you know, can you send him over? | 你能让他过去吗? |
| 121 | And so Russia of course is like no | 所以,俄罗斯当然像没有 |
| 122 | We're not gonna do it | 我们不会这么做的 |
| 123 | To be fair. | 以是义故. |
| 124 | We wouldn't do it for Russia either. | 我们也不会为俄罗斯这么做 |
| 125 | So it goes both ways. | 故双行. |
| 126 | So then everyone had to get creative | 所以每个人都得有创意 |
| 127 | How do we get this guy? | 我们怎么找到这家伙? |
| 128 | So it's like alright | 所以,这就像没事 |
| 129 | We're gonna put a plan together to lure him into another country a neutral country. | 我们要制定计划 引诱他进入中立国家 |
| 130 | So this plan goes into place | 计划就绪了 |
| 131 | It's not my case and it's probably Friday night. | 这不是我的案子 可能是星期五晚上 |
| 132 | I hear my boss calling from across the way. | 我听到我老板从对面打来的电话 |
| 133 | He's like, hey pompurus | 他就像,嘿庞普鲁斯 |
| 134 | Yes, sir. | 是 长官 |
| 135 | He's like, what are you doing tomorrow? | 他喜欢,你明天做什么? |
| 136 | I looked at him. | 我看着他 |
| 137 | I'm like, why don't you tell me what I'm doing tomorrow? | 我很喜欢,为什么不告诉我 我明天做什么? |
| 138 | He said can you go to the DR Dominican Republic? | 他说你能去多米尼加共和国吗? |
| 139 | I said sure. | 我说当然 |
| 140 | What do you need? | 你还需要什么? |
| 141 | He's like you need to do undercover | 他就像你需要做卧底 |
| 142 | Okay, what am I doing? | 好吧,我在干吗? |
| 143 | He's like we've got this guy in Russia. | 他就像我们在俄罗斯抓到了这个家伙 |
| 144 | We're learning luring him over from Russia to the DR | 我们正学着把他从俄罗斯带到德国 |
| 145 | We want to get him and bring him to the US. | 我们要把他带到美国 |
| 146 | You're gonna go with your boyfriend. | 你会跟你男朋友一起去的 |
| 147 | Like who's my boyfriend? | 喜欢谁是我的男朋友? |
| 148 | He's a detective from the NYPD. | 他是纽约警局的警探 |
| 149 | I think he was I can't remember what grade he was. | 我觉得他是我记不清他是什么年级了 |
| 150 | You're gonna be his | 你会成为他的 |
| 151 | Girlfriend you're gonna give him legitimacy you guys are gonna convince this Russian to come to the US | 女朋友 你要给他合法性 你们要说服这个俄国人来美国 |
| 152 | I'm like, where are we gonna do this? | и赣或暗 |
| 153 | He's like at a resort. | 他就像在度假村一样 |
| 154 | I said resort | 我说了度假 |
| 155 | I'm like, what do I have to do? | 我像,我该怎么做? |
| 156 | He's like just make him look legit | 他就像只是让他看起来合法 |
| 157 | I mean hang out by the pool all day and just drink pina coladas. | 我的意思是整天在泳池边玩 喝着皮娜可乐 |
| 158 | He said yes as long as they're virgin | 他答应了,只要他们是处女 |
| 159 | I said no problem. | 我说没问题 |
| 160 | And so that's what we did | 所以这就是我们所做的 |
| 161 | we spent I don't know how many days at this resort me and my boyfriend who was like 20 years older than me maybe 30 and | 我们花了多少天 在这个度假村 我和我的男朋友 谁像20岁 比我,也许30和 |
| 162 | With the Russian talking to him and what we tried to motivate him by his greed come to America | 俄国人和他说话 我们用他的贪婪来激励他 |
| 163 | we'll sneak you in and you'll make a ton of money and | 我们把你偷偷带进来 你就能赚一吨钱 |
| 164 | Because we knew what his motivator was more money. | 因为我们知道他的动机是钱 |
| 165 | So he's thinking about it. | 故发心. |
| 166 | He's thinking about it | 他在考虑 |
| 167 | We're having a little bit of hard time with him | 我们和他有点难相处 |
| 168 | Then finally, it's the day before we're supposed to leave on our private jet, which is customs border patrol | 最后,这是前一天 我们应该离开 我们的私人飞机, 这是海关边境巡逻 |
| 169 | And I'm talking to my boyfriend's detective. | 我在跟我男朋友的侦探说话 |
| 170 | I'm like you think he'll show he's like, I don't know. | 就像你认为他会显示他喜欢,我不知道。 |
| 171 | So we're waiting that morning | 所以我们在等那天早上 |
| 172 | It's like five minutes to nine. | 5分钟到9分钟 |
| 173 | We're about to leave the resort and | 我们即将离开度假村 |
| 174 | We're like, he's not gonna show three minutes before nine. | 我们想,他不会显示 3分钟前九。 |
| 175 | He rolls up. | 他卷起来。 |
| 176 | He's like I'm in so we board our plane | 他就像我一样,所以我们登机 |
| 177 | It's our private jet. | 这是我们的私人飞机。 |
| 178 | It's customs border patrol. | 海关边检. |
| 179 | Everyone's undercover. | 每个人都是卧底 |
| 180 | We get on there's like alcohol. | 我们在那里得到像酒精。 |
| 181 | I don't drink. | 不饮. |
| 182 | There's food | 还有食物 |
| 183 | He gets on the Russian we fly from the Dominican Republic to Miami. | 我们从多米尼加共和国飞到迈阿密 他上了俄国飞机 |
| 184 | We land in Miami do a refuel | 我们降落在迈阿密做加油 |
| 185 | It's all agents. | 都是探员干的 |
| 186 | They're watching but they're all, you know reading newspapers | 他们正在看,但他们都看报纸 |
| 187 | Everyone's undercover | 每个人都是卧底 |
| 188 | we | 我们 |
| 189 | Get back on the jet | 回到飞机上 |
| 190 | We fly to New York and then we land in Long Island in a very no remote area | 我们飞到纽约 然后降落在长岛 一个非常遥远的地区 |
| 191 | There's a limo there our limo my boyfriend's limo with I don't drink out again | 那里有辆豪华轿车 我男朋友的豪华轿车 我不会再喝酒了 |
| 192 | I it's like Jack Daniel's Jack Daniel's blue label, which is like the fancy | 我就像杰克丹尼尔的蓝色标签, 这就像花样 |
| 193 | I guess a liquor we get in we get into the limo and then we drive so now we got him in the US | и稱и秈ㄓ狹皊 и秈 limoó 礛и秨ó |
| 194 | we got him the goal was to bring him to Brooklyn to the Brooklyn Bridge and | 我们把他带到布鲁克林大桥 |
| 195 | The takedown was I take a photo of my boyfriend and the Russian by the Brooklyn Bridge wearing their Russian hats because he brought | 我拍了一张我男朋友和俄罗斯人的照片 在布鲁克林桥边 他们戴着俄罗斯帽子 因为他带来了 |
| 196 | Russian hats and that was my clear take a sound | 俄國帽子,那是我的清晰声音 |
| 197 | It's safe. | 这是安全的。 |
| 198 | And so I put the photo up the bridges in the back. | 所以我把照片放在后面的桥上。 |
| 199 | My boyfriend's like welcome to America | 我男朋友就像欢迎来到美国 |
| 200 | We're gonna commit all this fraud. | 我们要实施所有这些欺诈。 |
| 201 | We're gonna steal all this money. | 我们要偷走所有的钱。 |
| 202 | The Russians super happy click | 俄罗斯人超级快乐的点击 |
| 203 | Everybody comes in we're all in cuffs | 大家都进来了 我们都戴着手铐 |
| 204 | That's an example of a case | 这是案件的例子 |
| 205 | If I back up there you said that what he wanted was more money | 如果我回到那里,你说他想要的是更多的钱 |
| 206 | When you're trying to understand how to get someone to do what you want to do | 当你试图理解如何让别人做你想做的事 |
| 207 | What are the sort of core components of that? | 核心内容是什么? |
| 208 | I spoke to him Andrew Bustamante who's the former CIA agent and he's he said he spent a lot of time undercover doing very | 我跟他谈过了 安德鲁·布斯塔曼特 他是前中情局特工 他说他花了很多时间做卧底 |
| 209 | similar work going to foreign countries getting people to | 外国的类似工作 |
| 210 | Like him to trust him and then to give him something and one of the things he said to me is you need to understand | 就像他信任他,然后给他一些东西 和他对我说的一个事情是 你需要明白 |
| 211 | Their ideology he says of all the things that make someone do something is understanding their ideology | 他们的意识形态,他所说的一切 使别人有所作为的东西 是理解他们的意识形态 |
| 212 | Which is kind of what you're describing there. | 这就是你在描述的 |
| 213 | I think there's ideology and the other thing he said this framework rice reward ideology coercion of ego | 我认为有意识形态,还有一件事 他说这个框架米奖励 意识形态胁迫自负 |
| 214 | And what you described I guess is the reward that that Russian guy wanted when you're thinking about how to get someone to do what you want | 我猜你所描述的 就是那个俄国人想要的奖赏 当你想着如何让别人做你想做的事时 |
| 215 | What's the what's the kind of framework? | 什么样的框架? |
| 216 | Where'd you where'd you default to and I'm and here I'm thinking about business | 你在哪里 你违约 我在这里 我想着生意 |
| 217 | I'm thinking about sales and thinking about all forms of persuasion | 我考虑的是销售和各种说服方式 |
| 218 | Because that's essentially what you had to do | 因为你必须这么做 |
| 219 | You had to get this total stranger sounds like a stranger on to a private jet and to come with you to America | 你必须让这个陌生人 听起来像一个陌生人 上私人飞机 并和你一起去美国 |
| 220 | So I'm gonna shut up | 所以我要闭嘴 |
| 221 | Because I need to understand what you want. | 因为我需要了解你想要什么 |
| 222 | The biggest mistake people make is they talk a lot | 人们最大的错误是他们经常说话 |
| 223 | Steven if I'm doing all the talking and you're doing all the listening, right? | 史蒂文,如果我在说话 而你在听,对不对? |
| 224 | You're learning everything about me | 你在学习我的一切 |
| 225 | You're learning about what I care about my values my belief systems | 你在学习我所关心的 我的信仰体系 |
| 226 | You're getting a good read on me and I'm learning nothing about you | 你读了我很好,我对你一无所知 |
| 227 | There's a myth that people think if I do most of the talking I have control it's garbage you have the power | 有一种神话,人们认为 如果我做大部分的谈话,我有控制 它的垃圾,你有力量 |
| 228 | Because you've got me now. | 因为你现在有我了 |
| 229 | So what I will tell you is and I know of Andy | 所以我要告诉你的是 我知道安迪 |
| 230 | What you want to understand is that person's motivational mindset? | 你想知道的是那个人的动机心态? |
| 231 | What are you motivated by so that is your value and belief system? | 你有什么动机,这就是你的价值观和信仰体系? |
| 232 | Everybody's motivated by something different but I have to hear you and pay attention to you to understand what that is | 每个人都受到不同事物的驱使 但我必须听到你 并注意你 了解那是什么 |
| 233 | Everybody's purpose is this different the example I gave you with the Russian he's motivated by money | 每个人的目的都不同 我用俄罗斯人给你的榜样 他是为了钱 |
| 234 | How did you figure that out? | 你怎么发现的? |
| 235 | Was that a question or was it just one his action showed it because he wants money and then in talking to him | 那是个问题,还是只是他的一个行动 表现出来是因为他想要钱 然后和他谈话 |
| 236 | He had a I believe he had a wife home. | 他有一个我相信 他有一个妻子回家。 |
| 237 | He had a kid home. | 他有一个孩子在家。 |
| 238 | He grew up a certain way | 他长大了 |
| 239 | So you just listen here have a drink talk to me. | 所以,你只是听着在这里 有喝一杯说话给我。 |
| 240 | Let me know if you give people enough space | 给人足够的空间就告诉我 |
| 241 | They will reveal themselves to you, but we're so busy talking. | 他们会向你露面 但我们很忙 |
| 242 | We're so busy making noise because we think | 我们忙着制造噪音,因为我们想 |
| 243 | Everybody needs to hear me. | 每个人都需要听到我。 |
| 244 | I'm identity. | 我是身份证明 |
| 245 | Everybody needs to know me me me me and | 每个人都需要认识我 我和 |
| 246 | You know what nobody cares | 你知道没人在乎什么 |
| 247 | Is there something in that as well where when you listen to someone they like you more? | 你听别人说话的时候,有没有其他东西? |
| 248 | Yeah, they like you more because everybody loves to talk about themselves because everybody wants to feel heard now | 是啊,他们更喜欢你 因为每个人都喜欢谈论自己 因为每个人都想感觉听到现在 |
| 249 | I'll tell you this though | 我会告诉你的 |
| 250 | I'm gonna push back on the little bit of the like thing because even in business people like I need people to like me | 我要退后一点 像这样的小事 因为即使是在商业上 像我要人喜欢我 |
| 251 | I need people to like me | 我需要人们喜欢我 |
| 252 | That is a trek for disaster because now you're focused on not what your goal is | 那是一场灾难之旅 因为现在你不是在关注你的目标 |
| 253 | But I need to make somebody like me. | 但我需要让一个人像我一样。 |
| 254 | Those are two different animals | 那是两个不同的动物 |
| 255 | If my goal is to do a deal with you | 如果我的目标是和你做个交易 |
| 256 | Then I'm gonna focus on what do I need to get this deal done if my goal is to get you to like me | 那我要专心做点什么来完成这个交易 如果我的目标是让你喜欢我 |
| 257 | Which is much more complex and much more confusing and also it's gonna mess me up and trying to figure that out. | 这更复杂 也更令人困惑 而且它会弄乱我 试图弄清楚这一点。 |
| 258 | I say this | 我说这个 |
| 259 | Don't focus on making people like you because you can do everything right and people may still just not like you | 不要专心于造就像你这样的人 因为你能做一切正确 而人们仍然可能不喜欢你 |
| 260 | instead focus on | 而不是专注于 |
| 261 | How about I'm gonna be competent and what I do when I say I'm going to do something I follow through when I say | 怎么样,我会是 有能力,我做什么 当我说,我会做一些事情,我 |
| 262 | I can do something. | 我可以做点什么 |
| 263 | I actually can do it when I say I'm gonna be there at 9 | 我九点就到 |
| 264 | I'm there at 855 in the US Secret Service. | 我在855号的美国特勤局 |
| 265 | We had a saying if you're on time, you're late | 我们有个说法 如果你准时,你迟到了 |
| 266 | So I show you that I'm competent when you see that are you gonna like me for that? | 所以我告诉你,我有能力 当你看到,你会喜欢我吗? |
| 267 | Yes, you are | 对,你是 |
| 268 | I'll respect you | 我会尊重你的 |
| 269 | Now | 现在 |
| 270 | There's warmth | 有温暖 |
| 271 | Warmth is the other element here warmth is I show you respect | 温暖是另一个元素 在这里温暖,我表示尊重 |
| 272 | So instead of me trying to get you to like me, how about I just show you respect? | 所以我不想让你喜欢我 我尊重你好吗? |
| 273 | What does that look like in reality showing some more respect is that again the timekeeping? | 这在现实中是什么样子 表现出更多的尊重 又是时间的保持? |
| 274 | I'm listening to you | 我听着呢 |
| 275 | I show up on time. | 我准时出现 |
| 276 | I follow through with what I say I'm going to do. | 我按我说的去做 |
| 277 | I'm also open and approachable | 我也很开放,很能接近 |
| 278 | I'm also non-judgmental. | 亦不审义. |
| 279 | That's a big thing | 这是件大事 |
| 280 | Everybody's kind of like throwing their weight around. | 每个人都喜欢把体重扔过来 |
| 281 | Let me tell you what I think. | 让我告诉你我的想法 |
| 282 | Let me tell you what I think | 让我告诉你我怎么想 |
| 283 | Nobody needs to know what you think | 没人需要知道你怎么想 |
| 284 | It doesn't matter if you're really trying to build a connection with a person then build it and let them tell you what they think | 如果你真的想和一个人建立联系 那就不要紧 然后让他们告诉你他们的想法 |
| 285 | Because now I see the world through your lens not mine | 因为现在我从你的镜头看世界 而不是我的 |
| 286 | I always say when especially I do a lot of keynotes and training for businesses. | 我总是说,当我特别 做很多的基调 和培训企业。 |
| 287 | You don't matter. | 你无所谓 |
| 288 | They matter | 它们很重要 |
| 289 | What do they want? | 他们想要什么? |
| 290 | What did they need? | 他们需要什么? |
| 291 | What's important to them? | 对他们有什么重要? |
| 292 | Let them tell you and then when they tell you instead of trying to guess how to enter a conversation | 让他们告诉你,然后当他们告诉你 而不是试图猜测如何进入谈话 |
| 293 | Because you're coming into the blind but what do I do I shut up I listen I let you reveal to me what matters to you | 因为你要进到盲眼里... ...但我要做什么... ...我闭嘴... |
| 294 | What your values are and then I come in more intelligently into the conversation and I speak to you | 你的价值是什么 然后我更聪明地走进谈话 我和你说话 |
| 295 | You have to know your audience, but you don't know your audience if you're doing all the talking | 你必须了解你的观众,但你不知道你的观众 如果你做所有的谈话 |
| 296 | Everybody's motivated by something different if you take my motivational factor growing up | 每个人的动机 不同的东西 如果你拿我的动机因素长大 |
| 297 | I was never motivated by money. | 我从来就没有钱的动机 |
| 298 | My Russian was greed. | 我的俄罗斯人很贪婪 |
| 299 | That's fair, but I wasn't whenever I got a job | 这很公平,但当我找到工作时,我没有 |
| 300 | I never looked at the pay NYPD. | 我从没看过纽约警局的薪水 |
| 301 | I had no idea what my salary was | 我不知道薪水是多少 |
| 302 | When I went to the US Secret Service, I never once asked them. | 当我去美国特勤局时 我从来没有问过他们 |
| 303 | What's the pay because I wasn't motivated by that | 薪水是多少,因为我没有这个动机 |
| 304 | I was motivated by the mission by the purpose | 我受使命的驱使 |
| 305 | But people will show you that so the recruiter that talked to me probably realized this woman never once | 但人们会告诉你,所以 招募者谁跟我说话 可能意识到这个女人从来没有一次 |
| 306 | Asked me what her salary is going to be. | 问我她的工资是多少 |
| 307 | She's not motivated by that. | 她没有这个动机 |
| 308 | Those are little things that people show you | 那些是人们展示给你的小东西 |
| 309 | People will show you what they care about if we just hold back stay silent | 人们会告诉你他们在乎什么 如果我们不说话 |
| 310 | Ask good questions and you know what we're genuinely curious. | 问好问题,你知道我们真正好奇的是什么 |
| 311 | I genuinely want to get to know you | 我真的很想认识你 |
| 312 | I genuinely want to understand you. | 我真心想了解你 我非常想了解你 明白吗 |
| 313 | I don't genuinely want to tell you all about me | 我不想告诉你我的一切 |
| 314 | That's different and the one factor that's really important is not having judgment being non-judgmental | 这是不同的, 一个真正重要的因素是 判断不是判断 |
| 315 | When you show judgment to another person | 当你对别人做出判断 |
| 316 | They're gonna filter what they say they're gonna shut down | 他们会过滤他们说要关闭的东西 |
| 317 | They're gonna hold back because nobody likes to be judged. | 他们不会罢休 因为没人喜欢被审判 |
| 318 | I would interview in the polygraph room | 我会在测谎室采访 |
| 319 | People who committed really horrible crimes crimes against children a lot of people would say to me | 那些对儿童犯下滔天罪行的人 很多人会对我说 |
| 320 | How can you sit there and listen to it and not you know, tell them what you thought or not like | 你怎么能坐在那里,听它,不知道, 告诉他们你的想法或不喜欢 |
| 321 | Ream them out. | 把他们干掉 |
| 322 | I was like because my goal was to get information to see where there are their victims | 我之所以如此,是因为我的目标是 得到信息,看看哪里有受害者 |
| 323 | How did they do it? | 他们怎么做到的? |
| 324 | I want to know what they did so that I can make sure that this doesn't happen again and that I do maybe get information | 我想知道他们做了什么 这样我就能确保不再发生这种事 并且我能得到信息 |
| 325 | So I can get a conviction and then I also want to know if there are other victims out there | 这样我就能定罪了,然后我也想知道 是否有其他受害者在那里 |
| 326 | My goal is not to check somebody and put him in his place or her and tell them what I think of them | 我的目标不是检查某人,把他放在他的位置上 告诉他们我对他们的看法 |
| 327 | Those are two different things also in the room | 房间里还有两样东西 |
| 328 | My goal was not to get them to like me | 我的目标不是让他们喜欢我 |
| 329 | My goal was to get them to feel heard to feel respected for me to be professional and I think we bring the wrong terms | 我的目标是让他们觉得听到 觉得受人尊重 对我来说是专业的 我认为我们带错了条件 |
| 330 | Because it's confusing if I want you to like me to think of it this way then I'm gonna think I have to be nice to him | 因为如果我想你喜欢我 这样想的话 我就会觉得自己应该对他好一点 |
| 331 | I have to be his friend and when you become you're in business, you can be warm | 我必须做他的朋友 当你在生意上,你可以温暖 |
| 332 | But when you start becoming people's friends, that's when the lines get blurred and we get confused | 但当你开始成为人们的朋友, 那就是当线变得模糊 我们变得困惑 |
| 333 | And in fact, there's research done by Susan Fisk and Chris Malone and they say be warm to people be open and approachable | 事实上,苏珊·菲斯克和克里斯·马龙 做了一些研究,他们说要对人温暖,要开诚布公 |
| 334 | But if you're overly nice overly kind overly polite, that's when you get rolled | 但是如果你太好 过分礼貌, 这就是你被滚 |
| 335 | You want to find that beautiful balance where I'm a professional I'm warm. | 你想找到美丽的平衡 在那里,我是一个专业 我温暖。 |
| 336 | I'm non-judgmental come talk to me | 我不是法官 来跟我说话 |
| 337 | Tell me but at the same time I maintain my authority. | 告诉我,但同时我保持我的权威。 |
| 338 | I maintain my boundaries | 我维持我的界限 |
| 339 | What about when someone compromises your boundaries or disrespects you? | 当有人妥协或不尊重你时呢? |
| 340 | How do you react to that? | 你对此有什么反应? |
| 341 | Because I think I have a lot of leaders around me in my various businesses and I see sometimes that some | 因为我认为我身边有很多领导者 在我的各种业务,我有时看到一些 |
| 342 | leaders struggle with | 领导人与 |
| 343 | confrontation they struggle with you know team member might | 对抗他们与你知道团队成员可能 |
| 344 | Disrespect them in some way or might disregard might not deliver work to the right standard and they might | 以某种方式不尊重他们,或可能不尊重他们,可能无法使工作达到正确的标准,而且他们可能 |
| 345 | struggle with like pulling that person in knowing how to do that and how to address that situation and the avoidance of that conflict obviously just | 像拉那人 知道如何做到这一点, 如何解决这种情况, 避免冲突 |
| 346 | Causes a bigger future problem because that you're setting a new you're setting a new boundary, right? | 造成一个更大的未来问题 因为你正在设定一个新的 你正在设定一个新的界限,对不对? |
| 347 | You've let someone | 你让一个人 |
| 348 | Jeopardize or | 危害或 |
| 349 | Cross a line and if you don't I'm assuming that if in the moment you don't address that they're gonna cross it again in the future | 跨过一条线,如果你不这样做,我假设,如果你不 在那一刻,你不 地址,他们会再次越过它 在未来 |
| 350 | This is really about like conflict resolution interpersonal conflict resolution. | 这实际上就像解决人际冲突一样。 |
| 351 | And when you've been disrespected, how do you deal with that? | 当你受到不尊重时, 你怎么处理? |
| 352 | So the first I'm gonna do is I'm gonna flip it back. | 所以首先我要把它翻回来 |
| 353 | What have you done to let people think that they can do that to you? | 你做了什么 让别人以为他们能这样对你? |
| 354 | That's the first thing I'm gonna say what standards have you created or what things have you set up to let people think? | 我首先要说的是 你创造了什么标准 或设置什么来让人们思考? |
| 355 | I don't have to deliver on time. | 我不用准时送货 |
| 356 | I can't be disrespectful. | 我不能无礼 |
| 357 | I can't show up late for work | 我不能迟到上班 |
| 358 | that's the first thing I'm gonna say so it has it a guess that I did I in the past set a | 这是我要说的第一件事,所以它有一个猜测,我过去做了一个 |
| 359 | Standard for this right in some way that I showed up in the past. | 过去我以某种方式出现的权利的标准。 |
| 360 | That's the first thing I'm gonna do | 这是我要做的第一件事 |
| 361 | What is there something I have done to create an environment where a person thinks that it is okay to do these things | 我做了什么来创造一个环境 一个人认为做这些事是好的 |
| 362 | That's first. | 这是第一个。 |
| 363 | Why do you go to I? | 你为什么找我? |
| 364 | Because I'm the one who sets the tone | 因为我是定调的人 |
| 365 | I I just interviewed a chief of station former chief of station John Francie. | 我刚刚采访了一位站长 前任站长约翰·弗朗西 |
| 366 | He's former CIA and | 他是前中情局探员 |
| 367 | He managed a lot of people and a very strong a lot of strong | 他管理着很多人,非常强壮 |
| 368 | personalities because you got officers and all these in different people and he said to me, you know what I learned he said | 因为你有军官 和所有这些 在不同的人 他对我说, 你知道我学到了什么 他说 |
| 369 | It is easier to be | 比较容易 |
| 370 | More have boundaries and be a little bit more | 更多有界限,多一点 |
| 371 | sturdy and more authoritative in the beginning and then pull back and | 刚开始就很稳健 更有权威 然后再撤退 |
| 372 | To be everybody's friend and then try to put those boundaries in place. | 成为大家的朋友,然后尝试设置这些界限。 |
| 373 | The latter doesn't work | 后者没用 |
| 374 | He's like you do the first you let people know what you expect of them and then you can pull back a little bit | 他就像你做的第一件事,你告诉人们你期望他们什么, 然后你可以收回一点点 |
| 375 | But you always have to toe that line. | 但你总得去摸那条线 |
| 376 | So that's what I'm gonna say first and he's right | 所以我要先说,他是对的 |
| 377 | What tone have I set in the environment that I'm working that people think it's okay to do these things. | 我在工作的环境里设置了什么样的语气, 人们觉得可以做这些事情。 |
| 378 | That's one now | 这是现在 |
| 379 | Let's say sometimes I have an outlier. | 假设我有时有外线 |
| 380 | I have a person who does these things as soon as it happens. | 我有一个人做这些事情 一旦发生。 |
| 381 | You have to address it | 你得解决它 |
| 382 | What people do is they don't address things they let it go. | 人们做的是 他们不处理他们放过的东西。 |
| 383 | It's small and then it happens again | 它很小,然后又发生 |
| 384 | It's small then again, and then we become resentful. | 它又小了,然后我们变得怨恨。 |
| 385 | We become pissed | 我们变得很生气 |
| 386 | Why does this person keep doing it why don't they self-correct again it goes back to me why haven't I addressed it | 为什么这个人一直这样 为什么他们不再自我纠正呢? |
| 387 | People are afraid of conflict | 人们害怕冲突 |
| 388 | Conflict can be done in a great way | 冲突可以大有作为 |
| 389 | You have to think of conflict as think of it as like I'm competing | 你一定要把冲突当成我的竞争 |
| 390 | I'm I can speak to you not raise my voice not make it ugly and debate something with you in the in the White House | 我可以跟你说话,不大声说话 不让它丑陋 和你辩论什么在白宫 |
| 391 | Next to the Oval Office was the cabinet room | 办公室旁边是柜房 |
| 392 | The cabinet room is where the president would sit with all his heads, you know | 内阁室是总统坐在他头顶的地方,你知道的 |
| 393 | Secretary of Treasury Secretary of Homeland Security and they would discuss and debate | 国土安全财政部长,他们将讨论和辩论 |
| 394 | Policies laws and they would compete one person would say I don't like this idea. | 政策法和他们竞争 一个人会说我不喜欢这个想法。 |
| 395 | This is why another person would say well | 这就是为什么别人会说得好 |
| 396 | This idea doesn't work. | 这个想法行不通。 |
| 397 | This is why | 这就是为什么 |
| 398 | You have to be comfortable in doing that. | 你这样做必须自在。 |
| 399 | Most people are not they don't understand that you can sit somebody down and say hey | 大多数人不是他们不明白 你可以坐下来说嘿嘿 |
| 400 | You know this happened. | 你知道这发生了。 |
| 401 | Can you tell me about that? | 你能告诉我吗? |
| 402 | I had someone who worked for me and she had made a mistake on something and so it was a pretty big mistake | 我有一个为我工作的人, 她犯了一个错误的东西 所以这是一个相当大错误 |
| 403 | So I I called her up and I said hey, you know what this and this happened | 所以我打电话给她,我说,嘿, 你知道这是怎么回事,这是怎么回事 |
| 404 | You know talk me through it and I let her explain and you know, she said, you know, I'm sorry this and that | 我让她解释 她说过 我很抱歉 |
| 405 | There's a reason why? | 有原因吗? |
| 406 | But the one thing I did I said because I wanted to rectify it because I didn't want to tap it again | 但有一件事我说了 因为我不想再拍了 |
| 407 | I was like, is there anything I can do to help make your job better so you can be more successful at what you do | и稱и暗ぐ或 腊暗ㄆ ┮跑眔 |
| 408 | Because I want to hear is there something I'm doing or not doing | 因为我想听的是,我在做什么或不做什么 |
| 409 | That's impacting her decision-making or the way she sees things so it's a twofold | 这影响了她的决策 或她看待事情的方式 所以这是双重的 |
| 410 | But you also to when it comes to respect and this is a whole separate thing you brought up with the respect part | 但你在尊重方面也一样 这是你提出来的一个单独的事情 |
| 411 | Just make sure people are truly disrespecting you and that's not your ego | 只要确保人们真的不尊重你 这不是你的自负 |
| 412 | That feels disrespected because sometimes people can't take somebody pushing back | 那种感觉很不尊重 因为有时候人们不能把别人推回去 |
| 413 | And if my goal is to make a great product or business deal or transaction | 如果我的目标是做一个伟大的产品 或商业交易或交易 |
| 414 | Then everything we do should be in furtherance of that | 那么我们所做的一切 都应该促进 |
| 415 | But what happens is Steven people are so afraid of hurting other people's feelings or stepping on other people's toes | 但是史蒂文害怕伤害别人的感情 或者踩别人的脚趾 |
| 416 | Nobody says something and that's worse | 没有人会说些什么,那更糟 |
| 417 | It's sometimes difficult to know the difference between whether this is a violation of my boundaries or this is my ego | 有时候很难分辨这到底是违反我的边界,还是违反我的自我 |
| 418 | because you know | 因为你知道 |
| 419 | I think of | 我觉得 |
| 420 | Much of the reason why people won't confront something in the moment is because they start double-guessing whether they're in the right they're in the wrong | 人们现在不面对什么 主要是因为他们开始怀疑自己是否正确 |
| 421 | This is acceptable. | 这是可以接受的。 |
| 422 | This is unacceptable behavior and that kind of mental debate of | 这是令人无法接受的行为 和那种精神争论 |
| 423 | is that actually acceptable that they treat me like this or that they did this or | 他们这样对待我 或者他们这样做 |
| 424 | am I just being triggered because you know of some kind of emotional issue that I have and that kind of conversation often results in | 我之所以被触发是因为你知道我有某种情感问题 那种对话常常导致 |
| 425 | Them taking their action, which means they tolerate that behavior whether they should or shouldn't and then it becomes a norm | 他们采取行动,这意味着他们容忍这种行为,不管他们是否应该这样做,然后就成为一种规范 |
| 426 | You know, it's interesting. | 你知道,这很有趣。 |
| 427 | So I'm a very | 所以我是一个非常 |
| 428 | Like I'm quick to to jump and like I don't want to say go into attack mode, but I have it | 就像我跳得很快一样 我不想说进入攻击模式 但我有 |
| 429 | I'm Greek. | 我是希腊人,我是希腊人 I'm Greek. |
| 430 | I grew up in New York and Queens. | 我在纽约和皇后区长大的 |
| 431 | It's like it's just on so I always have to my immediate response is like what? | 就像它刚刚开始,所以我总是有 我的即时反应是什么? |
| 432 | internally inside voice I | 内部的声音I |
| 433 | Pause and I'm like hang on. | 暂停,我就像坚持。 |
| 434 | Is this person telling me something or doing something that I should hear? | 这个人告诉我什么 还是做一些我应该听到的事? |
| 435 | Right. | 对 |
| 436 | Maybe they're telling I made a mistake and they're trying to help me make something better | 也许他们告诉我犯了一个错误 他们想帮我做点更好的 |
| 437 | Or is this person crossing a boundary that I don't want them to cross so then I will sit that person down or have a conversation | 还是这个人越过了边界 我不想让他们越过 那样我就让那个人坐下来 或谈话 |
| 438 | Hey, can you tell me about this? | 你能告诉我吗? |
| 439 | What were you thinking when this happened walk me through it? | 当事情发生时你在想什么? |
| 440 | But I will tell you non-judgmental right you don't want to show it is I called the poker face | 但我会告诉你,没有判断的权利,你不想 显示它是我叫扑克脸 |
| 441 | Just don't show it and let them talk and just see what they're thinking | 让他们说话 看看他们在想什么 |
| 442 | Most people as they're talking to you Steven | 大多数人在跟你说话 史蒂芬 |
| 443 | They will on their own realize as they talk through it what they made wrong what they did wrong | 他们将觉悟,当他们在乐园中谈论自己所犯的罪恶。 |
| 444 | Also, you lead by example, so sometimes I'll make a mistake | 还有,你以身作则,所以有时候我会犯错 |
| 445 | I'll miss a deadline with someone I work with and I'll say listen. | 我会错过一个最后期限 与我工作的人 我会说听。 |
| 446 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 447 | I was traveling | 我当时在旅行 |
| 448 | I own it | 我拥有它 |
| 449 | Tell me what I need to do to fix it and what I have found | 告诉我我需要做什么来修复它和找到什么 |
| 450 | When I do that the people I work with when they make a mistake and I'm like, hey what happened with this? | 当我这样做的时候,我的同事 他们犯了一个错误,我一样,嘿,这是怎么回事? |
| 451 | You know what? | 你知道吗? |
| 452 | I mean, I'm sorry. | 我的意思是,对不起。 |
| 453 | I missed the deadline. | 我错过了最后期限。 |
| 454 | I own it. | 我拥有它。 |
| 455 | I'll fix it. | 我会修好的 |
| 456 | They reflect back what I show them | 他们反射我给他们看的东西 |
| 457 | So I think it also shows in the behavior and and then there's sometimes | 因此,我认为它也显示 在行为,然后有时 |
| 458 | Sometimes you'll bring somebody in that just should not be there and then you also have to make that hard decision | 有时候你会带一个人进去, 只是不应该在那里, 然后,你还必须做出艰难的决定 |
| 459 | Because that one person it will destroy the fabric of the group | 因为一个人,它会破坏 组织的结构 |
| 460 | One person can do that because everybody else around now | 一个人可以这样做,因为其他人现在都在 |
| 461 | Watches that interaction and they're thinking well Steven doesn't care. | 看着互动 他们想的很好 史蒂芬不在乎 |
| 462 | I was like he's letting this guy do this so I can do this | 我仿佛他让这家伙这样做 让我可以做到这一点 |
| 463 | Right. | 对 |
| 464 | It's a I compared to like when I teach so as I said, I'm an adjunct professor | 就像我说的,我是副教授 |
| 465 | I teach college. | 我教大学。 |
| 466 | I teach underground criminal justice first day class | 我教地下刑事司法 第一天课 |
| 467 | When they come in I tell them no cell phones | 当他们进来时,我告诉他们没有手机 |
| 468 | I was like and the reason I have you do no cell phones is not because I'm I want you to respect me or this | 我当时很喜欢,我让你没有手机的原因 不是因为我要你尊重我或这个 |
| 469 | And that I was like I owe you an education. | 我就像欠你教育一样 |
| 470 | I owe you an education | 我欠你一个教育 |
| 471 | I know some professors don't care but I tell my students day one. | 我知道有些教授不在乎 但我告诉我的学生第一天。 |
| 472 | I give a shit and because I give a shit | 我在乎,因为我在乎 |
| 473 | I don't want to see the phone in the class. | 我不想在课堂上看到电话 |
| 474 | However, I do something else. | 然而,我做了别的事。 |
| 475 | It's an influence strategy | 这是一个影响策略 |
| 476 | I say however, you can leave this classroom anytime you want to check Facebook go on Instagram | 但我说,你可以随时离开这个教室 你想检查Facebook去Instagram |
| 477 | I don't care you have that autonomy | 我不管你有这种自主权 |
| 478 | But in here, I want you to respect the sanctity of the classroom | 但在这里,我要你尊重教室的神圣 |
| 479 | Because you deserve education and I owe it to you and I set that standard and side note | 因为你应该得到教育 我欠你一个人情 我设定了标准 和副奏 |
| 480 | There's a video clip that I showed day one and you're actually in it. | 有一个视频片段,我展示了第一天,你实际上在里面。 |
| 481 | I didn't even know who you were | 我甚至不知道你是谁 |
| 482 | There's a clip of you and some others | 有你和其他一些人的片断 |
| 483 | Montage of videos together talking about social media and how it impacts you adversely and | 并分享社群媒体, |
| 484 | Cell phones and cell phone addiction and all that and I actually play that clip and can I tell you it resonates with everybody? | 手机和手机上瘾,所有这一切, 我实际上播放的剪辑, 我可以告诉你它与每个人的共鸣? |
| 485 | And I have no problems the rest of semester | 我下半学期没有问题 |
| 486 | But I set that tone and I tell them if I see the phone you're going home. | 但我定下了语气,告诉他们如果我看到电话,你会回家。 |
| 487 | No hard feelings | 没有不好的感觉 |
| 488 | I'm gonna pause class and I'm gonna send you home and then if somebody violates it though, I do it | 我要暂停上课,然后送你回家 如果有人违反它,我做它 |
| 489 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}你必须建立起来吗? | |
| 490 | How would I describe it? | 我该怎么形容呢? |
| 491 | mental fortitude | 精神坚韧 |
| 492 | Ability to be direct to look someone in the eye | 能直视别人的眼睛 |
| 493 | To stand up straight | 直立起来 |
| 494 | have you had to build that up over time because there'll be a lot of people who look at you and see strength and they see | 你不得不逐渐建立起来 因为会有很多人看着你,看到力量,看到力量 |
| 495 | Confidence and they see conviction and they'll wonder maybe she was just born like that | 信心和他们看到信念 他们会怀疑 也许她就是那样出生的 |
| 496 | Or maybe there's something she did along the way that grew that a lot of mistakes and a lot of discipline | 或者也许她在路上做了一些事 越演越烈 错误越多 纪律也越严格 |
| 497 | and it's also | 还有... |
| 498 | The people you surround yourself with will set that example that tone for you | 你身边的人会为你树立这个榜样 |
| 499 | If everybody around me is a mess or everybody around me when there's a stressful situation, they fall apart and they're chaotic | 如果我周围的每个人都是一团糟 或者我周围的每个人都有压力的时候, 他们崩溃了,他们是混乱的 |
| 500 | I'm gonna be that even to this day Stephen | 我会一直这样 直到今天 史蒂芬 |
| 501 | I sit and I'm very aware of who I have conversations with whose energy I absorb whose problems | 我坐着,我非常清楚我和谁的对话 我吸收谁的精力,谁的问题 |
| 502 | I solve I have somebody care about very deeply there in a | 我发现有人很关心 |
| 503 | Situation with someone a relationship with someone who is volatile chaotic. | 和一个不稳定的混乱的人有关系 |
| 504 | They've come to me so many times | 他们来找我很多次了 |
| 505 | I said you need to let go of this person. | 我说你要放开这个人 |
| 506 | I will I will they don't but what happens is they keep coming to me | 我将不让他们,但会发生什么 他们不断来找我 |
| 507 | I'm having this problem and I put them on point | 我有这个问题,我让他们注意 |
| 508 | I'm like I told you what to do now you have to sort that out because now what's happening is your stuff is | и碞钩и禗筁瞷赣或快 ┮瞷ㄆ薄琌ㄆ薄 |
| 509 | Coming into me and I can't have that because I have to keep this steady | 进入我和我不能拥有 因为我必须保持稳定 |
| 510 | So | 这么说 |
| 511 | Sometimes even with pain in my heart | 有时候,即使我心痛 |
| 512 | I'll have to kind of move that person a little bit to the outer part of the circle does not mean I don't care | 我不得不把那个人移到外圈 并不意味着我不在乎 |
| 513 | I love them, but it means your chaos has to stay there because it's going to bleed into my life | 我爱他们,但这意味着你的混乱 必须留在那里,因为它会流血进入我的生活 |
| 514 | You're unsteady. | 你有点不稳 |
| 515 | I'm unsteady | 我不稳 |
| 516 | But everybody around me it's like a I don't want to say it's like a calculus problem | 但我身边的每个人都像一个 我不想说它就像一个微积分问题 |
| 517 | But it's kind of simple math man. | 但它是一种简单的数学人。 |
| 518 | Look at who's around you. | 看看你身边是谁 |
| 519 | You are them | 你是他们 |
| 520 | They are you and if you don't like what's going on with you pause and be like, who am I exposed to the most? | 他们就是你,如果你不喜欢 发生了什么事,你暂停和喜欢, 我是谁最暴露? |
| 521 | Sometimes the people we love they can be very difficult personalities, but even with them you could say I can manage this | 有时我们所爱的人 可能很困难的个性, 但即使与他们,你可以说,我可以管理这个 |
| 522 | I don't want to cut this person out | 我不想让这个人出局 |
| 523 | But what do I do? | 我该怎么办? |
| 524 | I just move them to the edge of the circle a little bit more and you have to make sure your core | 我把它们移到圆圈的边缘 再多一点 你得确保你的核心 |
| 525 | Circle is strong and that's something you have to constantly reassess because sometimes in our lives | 圈子很坚固,这是你必须不断重新评估的东西 因为有时我们的生活 |
| 526 | This person is good here and then maybe two three years later, they're not good anymore | 这个人在这里很好,然后也许两年后, 他们不再好 |
| 527 | But what we're tied to is that person who we knew back then well, they're not the same person now | 但是我们被绑在一起的是 那个我们认识的人 |
| 528 | You have a shit show around you | 你身边有鬼东西 |
| 529 | It's you because you're allowing it to exist. | 因为你允许它存在 |
| 530 | So think about quietly | 所以静静想想 |
| 531 | how can I create these changes and | 我如何创造这些变化和 |
| 532 | Quietly make these changes quietly make these boundaries because these are boundaries internal for you | 静静地做这些改变 静静地做这些界限 因为这是你内部的界限 |
| 533 | It's interesting I remember watching a video of Steve Jobs talk about how he built his career and he said in that video | 有趣的是,我记得观看了一段关于史蒂夫·乔布斯的视频 谈到他如何构建他的职业生涯 他在视频中说 |
| 534 | He said I built my career by surrounding myself and finding these truly exceptional people these a players and the crazy thing is | 他说我靠环绕自己来建立事业 找到这些真正非凡的人 这些球员 |
| 535 | When you find these a players, they like working with other a players and it propagates | 当你发现这些玩家, 他们喜欢与其他玩家合作 并传播 |
| 536 | But the opposite is also true, right? | 但恰恰相反,对不对? |
| 537 | If when you build a circle of drama, they'll invite more drama | 如果你造出一圈的戏剧 他们就会邀请更多的戏剧 |
| 538 | But if you I look at my own life and I look at my company's and it's almost this crazy sort of process of osmosis | 但是,如果你看我自己的生活,我看我的公司 它几乎是这种疯狂的 渗透过程 |
| 539 | when we have | 当我们有 |
| 540 | Chaos and we have an experience and we have drama we end up hiring and inviting more of the same. | 混乱,我们有经验,我们有戏剧 我们最后雇用和邀请更多的相同的。 |
| 541 | Whereas when we made those | 而当我们做这些 |
| 542 | Steps to bring in experience and thinking in my early my early career | 在我早期的职业生涯中 引入经验和思维的步骤 |
| 543 | experience and maturity and composure and | 经验、成熟度和舒适度 |
| 544 | a certain yeah certain psychological maturity then that's what we ended up bringing more of more and more in because | 某种程度的心理成熟 那就是我们带来越来越多的东西的原因 |
| 545 | Like-minded people attract like-minded people and even in the context of our own lives | 志同道合的人会吸引志同道合的人 甚至在我们自己的生活中 |
| 546 | Our circle will just you know, the fifth person will become the sixth person if that makes sense | 我们的圈子会只是你知道, 第五个人将成为第六人 如果这有道理 |
| 547 | Yes, it's like they rotate out and it's okay | 是的,就像他们旋转出去,没关系 |
| 548 | You know, it's interesting to I'm wondering too because you do this podcast and you really try to you're warm | 你知道,这很有趣,我也想知道 因为你做这个播客 你真的尝试 你温暖 |
| 549 | you're open you want people to speak to you and I wonder if | 你开业了 你想让别人跟你说话 我想知道 |
| 550 | people that work with you outside of the podcast or people that work with you in your business see this Steven on the | 在播客之外和你共事的人 或与你共事的人 |
| 551 | Podcast and they think he's so warm. | 波德卡斯人觉得他很温暖 |
| 552 | He's so open | 他这么开放 |
| 553 | He's so flexible and they confuse that Steven with the Steven who does business and there can be different versions of you Steven | 他如此灵活 他们把史蒂文和做生意的史蒂文混为一谈 可能会有不同版本的你 史蒂文 |
| 554 | So you could think of it and I do this all the time who I am here doesn't mean I'm the same person here | 所以,你可以想到它,我做这一切 我在这里所有的时间, 不意味着我是同一个人在这里。 |
| 555 | So when I show up to work, I bring in maybe a little bit more energy a little bit more directness | 所以当我上班时,我带进 一点点的能量 一点点的直觉 |
| 556 | When I hire when I hire people I'll tell people hey listen because I want to be efficient at what I do | 当我雇人的时候,我会告诉别人,嘿,听,因为我想 高效我的工作 |
| 557 | Sometimes I'll be very direct because I want to just get there. | 有时候我会很直接 因为我只想到那里。 |
| 558 | Don't get your feelings hurt | 不要伤害你的感情 |
| 559 | If at any point there's something you're not sure about please tell me but because I need to get to there | 如果有件事你不确定 请告诉我 因为我需要去那儿 |
| 560 | I may be just be direct. | 我也许只是直接。 |
| 561 | So if you think it's gonna be hard for you, I'm not the person | 所以,如果你觉得这对你来说很困难, 我不是那个人 |
| 562 | I was like, but I will always appreciate you and I'm always here | 我本来想,但我会永远感激你 我总是在这里 |
| 563 | So I'll sprinkle in every now and then hey, I appreciate you. | 所以我会时不时地洒进去,谢谢你 |
| 564 | Thank you for this. | 谢谢你 |
| 565 | This is great that way in the so | 这样很好 |
| 566 | There's my warmth so that in those months when I'm like, hey this email you guys wrote | 我的暖气让我在那些月里 想起你们写的邮件 |
| 567 | This is we can't send this out. | 我们不能把这个发出去 |
| 568 | This needs to be redone. | 这需要重做。 |
| 569 | And so nobody's hearing like oh, I'm stupid | 所以没人听得象哦,我傻了 |
| 570 | She thinks I'm done. | 她觉得我完了 |
| 571 | I did a horrible job. | 我做了一个可怕的工作。 |
| 572 | It's like no the email just sucks change it and fix it | 这就像没有电子邮件 只是吸它修改和修复 |
| 573 | So we can move on and do better | 这样我们才能继续前进,做得更好 |
| 574 | but think about the versions you bring in because I'll give you an example who I am in the classroom is different than who I | 但想想你带来的版本 因为我会给你一个例子 我在课堂上是谁 和我是谁不一样 |
| 575 | Am on the podcast is different who I am when I do the news | 播客里的人不一样 当我做新闻时 |
| 576 | There are different versions of me and we have to weigh out those | 有不同版本的我 我们必须权衡这些 |
| 577 | So if you're going into a business meeting or you're dealing with people who look to you as a supervisor | 所以,如果你去参加一个商业会议 或者你处理的人 谁期待你作为一个主管 |
| 578 | A little bit of a different Stephen so they feel | 有点不一样的史蒂芬,让他们觉得 |
| 579 | It's not what you say to people Stephen | 这不是你对别人说的 史蒂芬 |
| 580 | It's how they feel around you and if they feel like he's not taking any of this | 这是你周围的感受 如果他们觉得他不吃这些东西 |
| 581 | They're gonna know it. | 他们会知道的 |
| 582 | It's the essence of who we are. | 这是我们的本质。 |
| 583 | It's our ethos is a Greek word your way of being | 这是我们的特质 是一个希腊字 你的方式 |
| 584 | We show we show people in the context of whatever environment we're in | 我们展示我们所处环境的人 |
| 585 | The version that we want them to see so that we can get the results that we want | 我们希望他们能看到的版本 这样我们就能得到我们想要的结果 |
| 586 | You spent much of your time around great leaders if I think about you know, you were working for about almost 12 years around | 你花了很多时间在伟大领袖身边 如果我想到你,你知道, 你工作了大约12年左右 |
| 587 | people like Bill Clinton and | 比尔·克林顿和 |
| 588 | Barack Obama and Michelle Obama | 巴拉克·奥巴马和米歇尔·奥巴马 |
| 589 | Did you learn anything about? | 你学到什么了吗? |
| 590 | leadership | 领导 |
| 591 | From those individuals from observing them and seeing how they conducted themselves and how they communicated, you know in the UK | 从那些观察他们,看到他们如何表现自己,如何沟通的人,你知道在英国 |
| 592 | we see someone like Barack Obama is a | 我们看见像巴拉克·奥巴马这样的人 |
| 593 | really incredible | 难以置信 |
| 594 | Leader for many reasons, but I think one of the real standout reasons is his ability to communicate in a certain way | 领导者有很多原因 但我认为一个真正的突出原因 就是他有能力以某种方式沟通 |
| 595 | Which galvanizes people and we haven't really seen I mean one could actually argue that Trump has his own | 这激励着人们,我们还没有真正看到 我的意思是,人们实际上可以争论 川普有自己的 |
| 596 | Masterful communication skills. | 精通沟通技巧. |
| 597 | It's very different | 不一样 |
| 598 | But it seems to work | 但它似乎有用 |
| 599 | You know, did you learn anything from being around these presidents about leadership and communication? | 你知道,你从这些总统身边学到了什么 关于领导力和沟通的知识吗? |
| 600 | You learn you learn something from all of them to be president of the United States whoever you are | 你从他们那里学到一些东西 成为美国总统 不管你是谁 |
| 601 | That's a feat in of itself, so they're all they all have something so it's interesting the one thing I learned is | 这本身就是个成就,所以他们都拥有一些东西 所以有趣的是我学到的一件事 |
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| 603 | Formers all of them | 全都是前辈 |
| 604 | I stood next to you and you're standing next to them and they're about to go on stage or in a big meeting or | 我站在你旁边 你站在他们旁边 他们就要上台或参加一个大型会议 |
| 605 | They're talking to someone and you've got the news on and there's some political pundit on the news or channel talking about how stupid | 他们正在和某人谈话,你已经得到的消息 和一些政治专家 在新闻或频道谈论 多么愚蠢 |
| 606 | He's a dummy he's this he's that just shredding them and he | 他是一个傻瓜 他就是这个 他刚刚粉碎他们和他 |
| 607 | Looks at it | 看这个 |
| 608 | Yeah, gets his stuff together gets a speech together gets on stage and delivers when the majority of the public would sit there | 是啊,把他的东西一起 得到一个演讲 一起上台 和交付 当大多数公众 会坐在那里 |
| 609 | Oh my god, I'm disrespected. | 哦,我的上帝,我无礼。 |
| 610 | I'm this how can they say that? | 他们怎么能这么说? |
| 611 | Nothing that was amazing to me | 对我来说没什么了不起的 |
| 612 | So not only did the US Secret Service make me resilient but to see somebody just take | 不仅美国特勤局让我恢复了活力 而且还让我看到有人只是拿 |
| 613 | Such heat or hear such horrible things said about them on a consistent basis on such public platforms | 如此热闹或听到如此可怕的事情 在这种公共平台上持续地说起他们 |
| 614 | And you have the ability to wake up walk outside the White House your head up get in your limo go on stage | 你有能力醒来 走出白宫 你的头 上你的豪华轿车去舞台 |
| 615 | Go do this press conference and you're like, it's just gonna happen | 去办记者招待会,你喜欢, 它只是要去 |
| 616 | there's no there's no school for that and so because I was around these these these these | 没有学校,所以我一直在这些周围 |
| 617 | Personalities I'm like, yeah. | 我个人喜欢,是的。 |
| 618 | Well if he can do it I can do it. | 如果他能做到这一点,我可以做到这一点。 |
| 619 | He was the most impressive | 他是最厉害的 |
| 620 | I have to tell you they all were there was no one that wasn't like they all had their their gift | 我不得不告诉你,他们都曾有过 没有人不像他们都有天赋 |
| 621 | You know and even Trump you brought up Trump before I think what people like about him. | 你知道,甚至特朗普 你提出特朗普之前,我想 人们喜欢他。 |
| 622 | He's just direct | 他只是直接说 |
| 623 | He's very direct and he just lands it. | 他非常直接,他刚刚着陆。 |
| 624 | He says what he says and he doesn't care | 他说他说的话,他不在乎 |
| 625 | There's a there's something and I'm Switzerland because in the US Secret Service | 有什么东西,我是瑞士 因为在美国特勤局 |
| 626 | We actually weren't even allowed to talk about if we voted for someone we were very apolitical | 如果我们投给某个人 我们甚至不能谈政治 |
| 627 | And I've always stayed that way | 我总是这样 |
| 628 | But from an objective standpoint people just like the fact that he just says it and he doesn't care and | 但从客观的观点来看,人们只是喜欢 他只是说出来,他不在乎 |
| 629 | Sometimes I think people envy that did you did you see how they made their decisions? | 有时候我觉得人们嫉妒 你看见他们如何做决定了吗? |
| 630 | Did you ever observe them making tough decisions? | 你见过他们做出艰难的决定吗? |
| 631 | Yes all the time. | 是的,所有的时间。 |
| 632 | You'd be behind closed-door meetings | 你会在闭门会面后 |
| 633 | You would hear their ability give me an example of this | 你会听到他们的能力 给我一个例子 |
| 634 | I'm interested | 我有兴趣 |
| 635 | you know when the stakes are that high because a lot of us on a day-to-day basis are making fairly inconsequential decisions especially in the | 你知道当赌注这么高的时候... ...因为我们中很多人每天都在做 相当不切实际的决定... |
| 636 | Running the most powerful nation in the world | 管理着世界上最强大的国家 |
| 637 | So I'm interested when the stakes are that high when you've got to get Osama bin Laden in a compound in Pakistan | 所以,当赌注这么高的时候,我感兴趣 当你把奥萨马・本・拉登带到巴基斯坦的大院里的时候 |
| 638 | Or you know, there's a there's a terrorist attack how these individuals | 或者你知道,有 恐怖分子攻击 这些人是如何 |
| 639 | Make decisions | 作出决定 |
| 640 | They're not driven by emotion. | 他们不是被情绪驱使的 |
| 641 | They're very rational based decisions. | 它们是非常理性的决定。 |
| 642 | I weigh the pros. | 我重磅的亲。 |
| 643 | I weigh the cons | 我重负 |
| 644 | I look at the facts. | 我看看事实 |
| 645 | So you very rarely if ever and I could probably say I've never heard a US president yell ever | 所以,你很少,如果曾经, 我可以说,我从来没有听到过美国总统的吼叫 |
| 646 | I've never heard a US president lose his | 我从未听过美国总统失去他 |
| 647 | Himself, you know when you hear them debate or talk about things, it's a debate | 他自己,你知道 当你听到他们辩论或谈论事物, 这是一个辩论 |
| 648 | I can look at you. | 我可以看着你。 |
| 649 | You can look at me like Stephen | 你可以看着我 像斯蒂芬 |
| 650 | I don't think that this is right and you say everyone why isn't this right if we do it this way this way this way | 我不认为这是对的 而你说,为什么我们这样做是不对的? |
| 651 | This is gonna happen. | 这会发生的。 |
| 652 | Yeah, but Stephen if you do it like that, and what if this happens and these guys die | 是的,但斯蒂芬 如果你这样做, 如果发生这种情况 和这些人死了 |
| 653 | Well, I don't see it like that. | 我不这么认为 |
| 654 | Well, sir. | 师曰. |
| 655 | I see it this way | 我是这样看的 |
| 656 | It's like we're gonna have to figure it out | 好像我们得想办法 |
| 657 | But you're also with people who have the ability to sit and withstand their their feelings are not so fragile | 但你也和那些能坐着忍受感情的人在一起 |
| 658 | Their ego not so soft that you can actually have this debate and that's important for you to have in your circle | 他们的自负并不那么柔软 以至于你实际上可以有这场辩论 这对你圈子很重要 |
| 659 | Can you have these debates with people? | 你能和别人讨论这些吗? |
| 660 | I would call them competing. | 我会叫他们竞争。 |
| 661 | There's a two great researchers in the UK | 英国有两位伟大的研究者 |
| 662 | Lawrence博士和Emily Allison 他们把人设计成动物 | |
| 663 | One of the things that talk about is someone who's in control and setting the agenda is someone who's lying | 谈论的其中一件事是 一个人谁在控制 和设定议程 是某人说谎 |
| 664 | I'm a lion and so sometimes we have to bring a little bit more line and with us or somebody who's competing is | 我是一个狮子,所以有时我们必须 带来一点点更多的线 与我们或某人谁的竞争是 |
| 665 | somebody who's capable of kind of | 一个有能力的人 |
| 666 | Debating with you, but it doesn't have to be ugly | 与你同床共枕,但没必要这么丑 |
| 667 | I don't have to raise my voice or get in your face to break something down | 我不必高声说话 也不必冲进你脸上 打破东西 |
| 668 | I can sit there and be rational the problem the majority people have is they're so invested and emotional | 我可以坐在那里 理性地处理多数人的问题 他们是如此投入和情感 |
| 669 | They bring their feelings hurt their feelings into it | 他们的感情会伤害他们的感情 |
| 670 | Even something you just brought up Trump and he had like a little bit of a look like Trump | 连你刚刚提起的特朗普 也有点像特朗普 |
| 671 | Because everyone's so emotional when they hear that name pull back and be objective. | 因为每个人听到这个名字后都会如此情绪化,变得客观. |
| 672 | It's like let me look at this from a factual standpoint | 这就像让我从事实的角度来看待这个 |
| 673 | I'm gonna lay this out. | 我要说清楚 |
| 674 | I'm gonna lay this out | 我要说清楚 |
| 675 | I let let let this lay out when you can make decisions based on facts and rationality | 我让你在根据事实和理性做决定的时候,就让它说清楚 |
| 676 | The emotions go out the window | 情绪从窗外走出来 |
| 677 | You don't want to be an emotional decision-maker | 你不想做一个情绪决定者 |
| 678 | It never goes well because you're not thinking clearly you're like just going with the wave and it's those moments when you say something | 事情不会顺利,因为你没有 清楚的思考,你就像只是去 与波, |
| 679 | You shouldn't say that afterward you regret it. | 事后你不应该这么说 你后悔了 |
| 680 | Why did that person get me to say that? | 为什么那个人让我这么说? |
| 681 | I went in with this intention. | 我是为了这个目的进去的 |
| 682 | I kind of got pulled in this direction. | 我被拉到了这个方向 |
| 683 | This person got me to say that no | 这个人让我说不 |
| 684 | It's always on you because you're the governor of you | 总是由你负责 因为你是州长 |
| 685 | The first time you got exposed to a president and you spent time around a president were there any things that | 第一次你接触到总统 和你在总统身边呆过的时候 |
| 686 | Surprised you any things that before then you had a sort of miss sort of | 让你惊讶的是,之前你有点失落 |
| 687 | Ideas of what they were like and how they behaved that you realized suddenly were like | 思考他们是什么样子 和他们的举止 你突然意识到 |
| 688 | Popular misconceptions that most people believe about presidents and so on | 大众对总统的误解 |
| 689 | I don't know if there's a misconception, but my first time they call it standing post | 我不知道有没有误解 但我第一次叫它站岗 |
| 690 | It was for president a George W. Bush, he's in office. | 是给乔治·W·布什总统的 他在任 |
| 691 | I'm standing post for him somewhere | 我为他站在某个地方 |
| 692 | What does that mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 693 | Oh standing post is when you're new you don't get into like the close close circle of the president | 哦,站岗是当你是新人的时候,你不会像总统的近圈子那样进入 |
| 694 | It's Evie. | 这是伊维。 |
| 695 | Here's the door and the president's gonna walk through this door in like eight hours from now | 这是门 总统八小时后会从这扇门进去 |
| 696 | We're gonna sweep it check for bombs and everything and your job is to stand watch the store for eight hours. | 我们要检查炸弹和一切 你的工作就是守着商店8小时 |
| 697 | Nobody comes through | 没有人能通过 |
| 698 | Right, that's it. | 对,就是这样。 |
| 699 | That's called post standing you secure the perimeter. | 这叫站岗,你守住周边 |
| 700 | It's mundane, right? | 这是普通的,对不对? |
| 701 | But you do it. | 但你这样做。 |
| 702 | It's part of the job, especially when you start so I have my one of my first post standing things | 这是工作的一部分,特别是当你开始 所以我有我的第一个职位 站立的东西 |
| 703 | I'm standing by the door and | 我站在门边 |
| 704 | The head agent senior agents coming around checking on us. | 首席探员高级探员来检查我们 |
| 705 | Hey, you okay? | 嘿,你没事吧? |
| 706 | You okay? | 你没事吧? |
| 707 | You need anything? | 你需要什么吗? |
| 708 | It's briefing us and the one agent comes and he's like you knew right? | 它向我们汇报,一个探员来了 他就像你知道的一样? |
| 709 | I'm like, yeah. | 我很喜欢,是的。 |
| 710 | Well, I'm sorting you | 我帮你整理一下 |
| 711 | I mean I had started under Clinton, but Bush was my real I don't know what it but my real hardcore assignment | 我的意思是,我开始在克林顿, 但布什是我的真实 我不知道是什么,但我真正的硬核任务 |
| 712 | And he's like, where's your phone? | 他喜欢,哪里是你的手机? |
| 713 | I said, it's here sir. | 我说,它在这里,先生。 |
| 714 | He's like is that thing off or on silent? | 他就像那个东西是关闭 还是沉默? |
| 715 | I said, yeah, he's like don't let Bush hear your phone go off. | 我说,是的,他就像不 让布什听到你的电话响。 |
| 716 | And I'm like, what do you mean? | 而我喜欢, 什么意思? |
| 717 | He's like if he hears your phone go off, you're going home | 他好像听到你的电话响了 你就回家 |
| 718 | He's like he doesn't want to hear phones. | 他好像不想听电话 |
| 719 | We want like a respectable environment a quiet quiet environment that thing goes off | 我们想要像一个可敬的环境 一个安静的环境 东西会爆炸 |
| 720 | You're gone. | 你不见了。 |
| 721 | He sends people home and I was like what why would he get so upset with the phone? | 他把人送回家,我就想 他为什么会这么生气? |
| 722 | I didn't quite understand it now | 我现在不太明白 |
| 723 | I understand it because if everybody's doing this and distracted nobody's focused there's things going on. | 我理解,因为如果每个人都这样做 并且分散注意力 没有人集中,有事情发生。 |
| 724 | It's the energy the vibration | 是振动的能量 |
| 725 | He was trying to be a leader and set boundaries for the environment he wanted everybody present everybody focused | 他试图成为一个领导者, 并为环境设定界限, 他希望每个人都展示 每个人专注于 |
| 726 | Nobody's on their phones. | 没人打电话 |
| 727 | No shenanigans | 不许乱来 |
| 728 | That really stuck with me and you better make sure I took that thing out put it all the way down | 那真的坚持了我,你最好确保 我拿了那东西 把它一路下来 |
| 729 | I was like the president United States is not sending me home and they're like he does it so though | 我仿佛美国总统没有送我回家 他们好像他这么做了 |
| 730 | That's something like I always remembered and it's it's a boundary and it's just something he imposed | 这就像我一直记得的 它是一个界限 只是他强加的东西 |
| 731 | Throughout the environment I remember thinking wow the president the United States actually sits in I don't want to say control something so minute | 在整个环境中,我记得在想... 哇... 美国总统... |
| 732 | But something so small | 但这么小的东西 |
| 733 | Can impact or create this ripple effect of the environment that he is trying to cultivate? | 他试图培育的这种环境的连锁效应会影响还是产生? |
| 734 | Why did you get that job? | 你为什么得到那份工作? |
| 735 | because | 因为 |
| 736 | when I was reading through the numbers around how many people sort of apply to do the initial training and then | 当我读到数字 大约多少人申请 做初始训练,然后 |
| 737 | How many people ultimately get to be that that close to these major issues | 有多少人最终会 接近这些重大问题 |
| 738 | It seems like very few people get there | 看来很少有人到那里 |
| 739 | Could you quantify that for me? | 你能帮我量化一下吗? |
| 740 | How many people dropped out during training how many people passed and how many people how like rare is it to get to? | 有多少人在训练期间退学 有多少人过世 有多少人像 罕见是得到的? |
| 741 | The position that you got to so they spend like tens of thousands of dollars | 你得到的职位,所以他们花 像数万美元 |
| 742 | Maybe even a hundred and hundred K by that time you get hired on you so to understand how they select you | 你被雇的时候,甚至一百块也行 这样就明白他们是怎么挑选你的 |
| 743 | Once you get | 一旦你获得 |
| 744 | Selected like you've gone through a rigorous process | 被选中就像你经历了一个严格的过程 |
| 745 | So for example I start in the NYPD when I went in it was 1500 of us and people would just quit left and right | 举个例子,我从纽约警局开始... ...我进去的时候,我们有1500人... ...而人们就会退出左右 |
| 746 | And they wanted you to quit when I went to the US Secret Service Academy | 我上美国特勤学院的时候 他们希望你辞职 |
| 747 | At that point it was like 54 of us, but you were hand selected | 那时候我们有54个人,但你是被选中的 |
| 748 | So when you apply and I think they only take 1% of all applications that they get which is like | 所以当你申请的时候 我认为他们只能接受1%的 申请,就像 |
| 749 | It's easier to get into Harvard than it isn't to get into the service so out of all the applications | 更方便进入哈佛大学 而不是进入服务 所以所有的应用 |
| 750 | They only you only select 1% to even look at | 他们只选1%看 |
| 751 | Then they decide okay. | 然后他们决定好。 |
| 752 | I'm gonna put this person through the process then they make you fill in all this paperwork Steven | 我要让这个人经历这个过程 然后他们让你填满所有的文件 史蒂芬 |
| 753 | I can't even tell you the amount of weeks. | 我甚至不能告诉你周数。 |
| 754 | It took me right essays. | 花了我正确的论文。 |
| 755 | How are you gonna handle problems? | 你怎么处理问题? |
| 756 | Hey? | 糑 |
| 757 | They'll give you problem scenarios | 他们会给你带来麻烦的情景 |
| 758 | And they'll say you have this problem. | 他们会说你有这个问题。 |
| 759 | How would you handle this and it'll give you like you've been here | 你怎么处理这件事,它会给你 像你已经在这里 |
| 760 | What would you do here, and they have you write out essays and break down what you would do then your paperwork | 你会在这里做什么, 他们让你写散文 并分解你会做什么,然后你的文件 |
| 761 | So they take your paperwork | 所以他们收了你的文件 |
| 762 | They go through all that stuff then they do | 他们通过所有的东西,然后他们做 |
| 763 | Background checks on you criminal checks background checks they talk to all your neighbors | 你的背景调查 刑事调查 背景调查 他们跟你所有邻居谈话 |
| 764 | when I | 当我 |
| 765 | Was in the u.s. | 当时在欧州 |
| 766 | When I was applying I had studied overseas when I was in college and one of the semesters | 当我申请的时候,我在大学和学期的一个学期 在海外学习过 |
| 767 | I did abroad was in Italy | 我出国是在意大利 |
| 768 | They sent an agent to Italy to speak to my college professor in Rome to ask him what kind of student I was | 他们派了一名经纪人到意大利 跟我在罗马的大学教授谈话 问他我是什么学生 |
| 769 | So they do such an invasive look into you you do a polygraph you take a written test | 所以他们这么入侵性地调查你 你做测谎 你做笔试 |
| 770 | It's called the TEA exam. | 名为TEA考试. |
| 771 | I think they've changed it, but it was like in the u.s. | 我想他们已经改了, 但就像在U. |
| 772 | It's like they call it the SATs. | 这就像他们称之为SAT。 |
| 773 | It was the SATs on steroids that thing was so hard | 是类固醇上的SAT 那东西太难了 |
| 774 | I thought for sure I failed it. | 我以为我肯定失败了 |
| 775 | I was like there's no way I passed this thing | 我仿佛没有办法通过这东西 |
| 776 | I squeaked through that and there's all these things so by the time you get | 我冲过去,有这些东西 所以当你得到的时候 |
| 777 | Offered they give you it's a conditional offer of employment. | 他们给了你一个有条件的就业机会 |
| 778 | Evie you've passed everything | Evie,你已经通过一切 |
| 779 | so we're gonna let you try to go to training and then if you pass that then you go on probation for | 所以,我们会让你尝试去训练 然后如果你通过了,然后你去缓刑 |
| 780 | Like I think it's three years and then you're good then you're truly in | 就像我认为这是三年 然后,你很好,然后你真的在 |
| 781 | But they by the time you get to this process where you're actually going to training because they've dumped so much money in you | 但当你进入这个过程时,他们实际上要接受培训, 因为他们把这么多的钱丢在你身上 |
| 782 | They want you're at that point where you're typically going to get through it | 他们希望你进入你通常要经历的阶段 |
| 783 | Because they don't want you to quit because they've dropped a lot of money on you | 因为他们不想你辞职 因为他们对你投了很多钱 |
| 784 | So at that point they've really invested in you because they believe that you can | 那时他们真的投资你 因为他们相信你们可以 |
| 785 | Meet the standards and be part of a culture that they want so it is hard | 达到标准,成为他们想要的文化的一部分 所以很难 |
| 786 | But they do kick people out it happens all the time | 但他们确实把人赶出去 总是这样 |
| 787 | What is it about you then if you reflect in hindsight now and go the reason I got through all of that is because I am | 如果你现在反省一下 想想我经历这一切的原因 |
| 788 | I didn't know any better. | 我当时还不知道 |
| 789 | I didn't know any better not to apply. | 我不知道有什么更好的不申请。 |
| 790 | I didn't know any better to know that it's 98% | 我不知道有什么更好的 知道这是98% |
| 791 | Men I didn't know any better to think that I couldn't do it | 男人们,我不知道 认为我不能做到这一点 |
| 792 | My night my my naiveness as a young woman or girl | 我小时候的天真 |
| 793 | That's what helped me get to that job. | 这就是帮助我找到那份工作的原因。 |
| 794 | I didn't think about it. | 我没想过 |
| 795 | I was like, why not? | 我当时想,为什么不呢? |
| 796 | What were they looking for? | 他们在找什么? |
| 797 | They look for a lot of different things | 他们在找很多不同的东西 |
| 798 | I will tell you unequivocally they look for | 我会毫不含糊地告诉你他们在找 |
| 799 | Trustworthiness if you line your stuff and they catch you which later on I became one of their polygraph examiners and my job became | 信得过,如果你把东西排好 他们抓住你 我后来成了他们的测谎员 我的工作成了 |
| 800 | I became the person to see if you were | 我成为了一个人 看你是否 |
| 801 | Trustworthy if you had lied to us. | 如果你骗了我们 值得信任 |
| 802 | I was like the last layer of defense | 我就像最后的防守层 |
| 803 | That was a big thing integrity is a big thing because their mindset was if you can lie about your application form | 这是一件大事 正直是一件大事 因为他们的心态是 如果你可以说谎 关于你的申请表 |
| 804 | Or something that happened to you when you're 1920 or something dumb you did | 或是你1920岁时发生的事 或者你做过的蠢事 |
| 805 | Then you're gonna lie to us about anything because it is like if you can't own up to your stuff | 那你会对我们撒谎的 就像你不能拥有你的东西 |
| 806 | You're gonna make mistakes here and we can't trust you | 你会犯错的 我们不能相信你 |
| 807 | So integrity is a massive thing the other thing that really like they call it BQ ways, but better qualified applicants | 所以正直是另一回事 他们称之为BQ方式 但更合格的申请人 |
| 808 | That's what you get when they don't want you like hey, we have better qualified applicants that competitive wise | 这就是你得到的 当他们不想你喜欢嘿嘿, 我们有更好的资格 申请人,有竞争力的明智 |
| 809 | Drugs was a big thing | 毒品是个大问题 |
| 810 | people using like so drugs played a big role when people had a lot of usage that would be or | 吸毒的人 扮演了重要的角色 当人们有 大量使用,这将是或 |
| 811 | When I got on it was like barely nothing | 当我得到它就像几乎什么都没有 |
| 812 | That would be a quick thing to get you disqualified | 这样会很快被取消资格的 |
| 813 | because obviously | 因为很明显 |
| 814 | We were crime criminal cases. | 我们是犯罪刑事案件 |
| 815 | So if I'm working a counterfeit case criminal criminals don't really stay in one lane | 所以,如果我在做假冒案 罪犯不会真正停留在一条路上 |
| 816 | They do counterfeit money and they do drugs and they do other things | 他们做假钱 做毒品 还有别的事 |
| 817 | So they have to know that you can work these cases and they don't have to worry about you | 所以他们必须知道你可以办这些案子 他们不必担心你 |
| 818 | You said you were working in as an interrogator | 你说你是审讯员 |
| 819 | I read that you traveled the world for roughly about eight years for the Secret Service doing | 我读到,你旅行世界 大约八年 特勤局做 |
| 820 | polygraph tests and conducting interrogations as a polygraph examiner | 作为测谎员进行测谎和审讯 |
| 821 | You're trying to figure out if people are lying. | 你试图找出 人们在撒谎。 |
| 822 | You've got a machine in front of you, right? | 你有一台机器在你面前,对不对? |
| 823 | That's telling you giving you a bunch of readings and data on what's going on physiologically inside their body | 这说明你给了你很多关于 他们体内生理状况的读数和数据 |
| 824 | But then also, you know in interrogations | 但是,你也知道在审讯中 |
| 825 | But as a polygraph examiner, you're looking at them and you must have a bit of a | 但作为测谎员,你在看他们,你一定有一点 |
| 826 | Sort of hunch based on like pattern recognition when you're looking at their body and how they're behaving | 某种直觉,基于像模式识别 当你看着他们的身体 和他们的行为 |
| 827 | Do you think you can predict or do you think you can now? | 你觉得你能预测还是现在能预测? |
| 828 | Tell if someone's lying to you or if they're being dishonest | 说有人在骗你 还是不诚实 |
| 829 | It happens a lot when you speak to people you can I guess you can look at it this way | 当你和别人说话的时候,事情经常发生 我猜你可以这样看 |
| 830 | You can figure out who's full of BS and who isn't | 你可以找出谁是BS的,谁不是 |
| 831 | One you feel it. | 一个你感觉到它。 |
| 832 | I think your intuition is a huge thing and | 我认为你的直觉是一件大事 |
| 833 | We dismiss it two people show you you create baselines on people | 我们开除了两个人 让你知道你们为人们创造基线 |
| 834 | So if I sit and I speak to someone and the whole time they're speaking like when you talk Steven | 所以如果我坐着和某人说话 他们一直说话 就像你说话史蒂芬 |
| 835 | Most of your hands are usually here. | 你的手通常在这里。 |
| 836 | You'll go on the iPad you do this. | 你会在iPad 你做到这一点。 |
| 837 | That's your baseline, right? | 这是你的基线,对不对? |
| 838 | You do a lock eye contact. | 你做一个锁眼接触。 |
| 839 | I've got Steven, right? | 我有史蒂芬,对不对? |
| 840 | Now let's say I ask you later question and maybe it's a question you don't like right? | 说不定你不喜欢这个问题呢? |
| 841 | I ask you like tell me about your employees at work or tell me about the most difficult employee you had and how did you | 我问你喜欢告诉我 关于你的员工 在工作或告诉我 关于最困难的员工 你是如何 |
| 842 | Deal with it and it's something maybe that affects you. | 处理它,也许它的东西 影响你。 |
| 843 | You don't want to talk about it | 你不想谈这个 |
| 844 | You don't want to be honest with me. | 你不想对我说实话 |
| 845 | You might be like, you know, I mean and you look down I'm like well | 你可能喜欢,你知道,我的意思是,你 低头看 我像好 |
| 846 | You know, I'll see a shift this whole time. | 你知道,我会看到一个换班 这整个时间。 |
| 847 | I'm talking to Steven. | 我在跟史蒂芬说话 |
| 848 | He's locked in with me. | 他跟我关在一起 |
| 849 | He's got a certain posture | 他有点姿势 |
| 850 | I asked him this question | 我问他这个问题 |
| 851 | He just showed me something different | 他刚刚给我看了一些不同的东西 |
| 852 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 853 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 854 | Why and then now I know to be curious that when you're done asking or answering my question | 为什么现在我知道好奇 当你问完或回答我的问题 |
| 855 | I come in with good follow-up questions because you're showing me something is happening here | 我带了好后续问题进来 因为你告诉我这里有事发生 |
| 856 | Well, most people don't do Steven is they see something it registers and they let it go | 好吧,大多数人不做史蒂文是 他们看到的东西 它登记,他们放走了它 |
| 857 | They don't follow up to with another question and then another question and then another question | 他们不会再问另一个问题 然后又问另一个问题 |
| 858 | You don't want to be nosy, but you want to be | 你不想多管闲事,但你想成为 |
| 859 | curious | 好奇点 |
| 860 | Who's the greatest liar you ever met? | 你见过最伟大的骗子是谁? |
| 861 | Can you recall an instance of meeting someone who was just a really great liar? | 你能记得一个遇到一个骗子的例子吗? |
| 862 | I had this one guy he was doing it wasn't a big scam, but he was doing ATM fraud | 我有一个家伙,他正在做 它不是一个大的骗局, 但他正在做自动取款机欺诈 |
| 863 | so, you know how you go to the ATMs and you | 所以,你知道怎么去 自动取款机和你 |
| 864 | You you go you put in your card you take out money | 你走,你把卡 你拿钱 |
| 865 | So he was going on to the ATMs and he would put us on a skimming device | 所以他要去自动取款机 然后把我们放在滑雪装置上 |
| 866 | This is a very I don't want to put a very primitive way to steal money | 我不想用这种原始的方式偷钱 |
| 867 | So he would put on his own skimmer on the ATM | 所以他会自己在自动取款机上放滑板 |
| 868 | So when you swipe your card, you're swiping it on his skimmer. | 所以,当你刷你的卡, 你刷它在他的滑板。 |
| 869 | So it captures all the info | 所以它能捕捉到所有的信息 |
| 870 | So this guy was just kind of like very low-level basic criminal | 所以,这家伙只是那种 像非常低级 基本罪犯 |
| 871 | He's going around to the all the ATMs in Brooklyn and he's doing this skimming device | 他要去布鲁克林所有的自动取款机 做这个滑雪装置 |
| 872 | So on the ATMs they take photos of you so I've got a photo of this guy I've got him | 所以在自动取款机上 他们拍你的照片 所以我有一张他的照片 |
| 873 | He's got his hat on I think it was like a New York Knicks hat at the time | 他戴着他的帽子 我想当时就像纽约尼克斯的帽子 |
| 874 | He's got his hat on I've got his full frontal | 他戴着帽子 我戴着他的头盔 |
| 875 | We found the guy we matched the prints to the prints on the ATM. | 我们找到那个把指纹和自动取款机上的指纹匹配的人了 |
| 876 | Boom. | |
| 877 | I've got my guy got my photo | 我有我的人有我的照片吗? |
| 878 | This is easy day. | 今天很轻松 |
| 879 | I put him in the interview room. | 我把他放在面试室里 |
| 880 | I sit him down | 我让他坐下 |
| 881 | Hey, you know, I want to talk to you about this first. | 嘿,你知道,我想先和你谈谈这个。 |
| 882 | I do like a rapport building. | 我喜欢搭配楼 |
| 883 | What's your name? | 你叫什么来着? |
| 884 | Where you from talk to me super nice super nice guy. | 你跟我说话的地方,超级好人。 |
| 885 | Yes, ma'am. | 是,长官 |
| 886 | Okay, ma'am, you know, and he was from another country | 好吧,夫人,你知道, 他是来自另一个国家 |
| 887 | I remember so we're talking he's looking to me. | 我记得我们是在谈他找我 |
| 888 | Yes, and he's very very um wants to help me | 是的,他非常想帮我 |
| 889 | Yes, I want to help you and I'm so you know, yes, of course like very cooperative overly cooperative | 是的,我想帮助你 我让你知道,是的,当然 就像非常合作 过度合作 |
| 890 | so that's my red flag and this guy's trying too hard and | 这是我的红旗 这家伙太努力了 |
| 891 | So I want to ask you about this ATM scam. | 所以我想问你 关于这个自动取款机的骗局。 |
| 892 | Oh, no, I don't know anything. | 哦,不,我不知道任何东西。 |
| 893 | I don't know anything | 我一无所知 |
| 894 | I'm like, no, how about here and I just start revealing a couple of things and I've got my photo in my background | 我很喜欢,不,怎么样 在这里,我刚开始 揭示一些事情,我有我的照片 在我的背景 |
| 895 | I'm like, I'm gonna bust out this photo. | и璶р硂眎酚叉奔 |
| 896 | This guy's gonna be like, yep. | 这家伙会像,是啊。 |
| 897 | That's me. | 这就是我。 |
| 898 | Sorry | 对不起 |
| 899 | So as I'm doing this I'm hitting a wall. | 所以,当我这样做的时候,我打墙。 |
| 900 | No, no, no, I'm sorry mom. | 不,不,不,对不起妈妈。 |
| 901 | I wish I could help you | 我希望我能帮你 |
| 902 | No, no, no, so I got the photo of the guy | 不,不,不,所以我得到了那个家伙的照片 |
| 903 | Do you know he showed up to my interview wearing the same hat and I'm thinking I'm locked I'm tight | 你知道他来我的采访 戴着同样的帽子 我觉得我被锁住了 我紧 |
| 904 | Pull out the photo and I'm like, oh, yeah, then what's this? | 把照片拿出来,我就像, 哦,是的,然后这是什么? |
| 905 | Put it down on the table. | 放下来 |
| 906 | He looks at it. | 他看着它。 |
| 907 | Oh, yeah, that's me | 哦,是的,这是我 |
| 908 | Looks like me. | 看起来像我。 |
| 909 | But yeah, I could see it. | 但我看得出来 |
| 910 | No, it's not me | 不,这不是我 |
| 911 | It was him I got he mean nothing nothing | 是他,我得到了他 没有什么意义 |
| 912 | You know, I will never forget him. | 我永远不会忘记他 |
| 913 | Just great liar. | 只是伟大的骗子。 |
| 914 | Most people waver this not not this guy. | 大多数人都在动摇,不是这个人 |
| 915 | He was locked tight | 他被锁紧了 |
| 916 | He's stuck to that story never give a confession | 他一直坚持这个故事 从来不认罪 |
| 917 | Thankfully, we had enough to charge him. | 幸好我们有足够的钱指控他 |
| 918 | I mean it was ATM fraud, but | 我的意思是,这是ATM欺诈,但 |
| 919 | No, look at me. | 不,看着我。 |
| 920 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 921 | And you know one of the things people would do | 你知道人们会做的事之一 |
| 922 | Doesn't | 没有 |
| 923 | Doesn't mean that people are always lying when they do this | 不代表人们总是在撒谎 |
| 924 | But one of the things I would see a lot of guilty people do and he did this like I swear to God | 但其中一件事,我会看到 很多有罪的人做的, 他这样做 就像我向上帝发誓 |
| 925 | I swear to God God is my witness God knows that's not me | 我向上帝发誓是我的见证 天知道这不是我 |
| 926 | And so we would call a divine intervention whenever you'd hear somebody do that you knew it's like, okay | 所以每当你听到有人这么做时 我们就叫神干预 |
| 927 | There's a problem because it's kind of like you're saying | 有一个问题,因为它有点像你在说 |
| 928 | why do you need God to come in to vouch for you or sometimes we actually have people come in with Bibles or | 为什么你需要上帝来担保你 或者有时我们真的有 人进来与圣经或 |
| 929 | Rosary beads whenever you saw that in the waiting room that person coming in I was like | 罗莎莉珠子 当你在候车室看到 那个人进来的时候 |
| 930 | They'd be like don't even poly them. | 他们就像不 连它们。 |
| 931 | They did it | 他们成功了 |
| 932 | Because they're trying so hard to connect to that. | 因为他们很努力地去联系 |
| 933 | I'm a religious person | 我是个虔诚的人 |
| 934 | I would never do these things and that those were a little red flags | 我永远不会做这些事情 那些是有点红旗 |
| 935 | Of course, I would do my interview, but in my back of my head. | 当然,我会做我的采访, 但在我的后脑勺。 |
| 936 | I'm like you probably did it | и碞钩琌暗 |
| 937 | What about other things like him? | 那他这种人呢? |
| 938 | You're very good at keeping eye contact | 你对保持联络很在行 |
| 939 | Yes, is that such a thing as too much eye contact? | 是的,这是什么事情 太多的眼睛接触? |
| 940 | It depends on the person | 要看这个人 |
| 941 | But I think you also need to be you so I make eye contact | 但我认为你也需要成为你 所以我要和眼睛接触 |
| 942 | Here's the other thing when I make eye contact with you, I show you | 还有一件事,当我和你眼神接触时,我给你看 |
| 943 | One I'm confident in myself | 我对自己有信心 |
| 944 | I also show you I deserve to make eye contact with you that I am relevant and I don't need to look away or hide | 我也告诉你,我值得 与你进行眼神接触, 说我是相关的, 我不需要视而不见或隐藏 |
| 945 | Because I deserve to be here and I deserve to be having a conversation with you | 因为我应该在这里 我该和你谈谈 |
| 946 | Right and that I matter that's one thing and I also convey on authority and confidence | 对,而我很重要,这是一件事 我也传达了权威和信心 |
| 947 | You don't have to say anything to people you show them. | 你不必对别人说什么 你给他们看。 |
| 948 | I look at you | 我看着你 |
| 949 | I'm comfortable to look at you, but I can also show you warmth, right? | 我很愿意看你 但我也可以给你看温暖 对吧? |
| 950 | I can connect with you and engage with you and be present and listen to you | 我可以跟你联系,和你接触, 在场,听你的 |
| 951 | The other thing eye contact does it also sends the message to you that you matter to me | 另一件事是眼睛接触 也传达给你 你对我很重要的信息 |
| 952 | That I'm here and that I am present with you and that I'm listening to you that I see you | 我在这里,我与你同在, 我听你,我看到你 |
| 953 | And that I want to try to understand you so eye contact is wonderful because it does | 我想试着理解你 所以眼睛接触是美妙的,因为它做到了 |
| 954 | Two things it makes you real feel relevant and it makes me | 有两件事让你觉得很贴切 让我觉得 |
| 955 | Relevant also that I'm relevant enough | 与此相关,我有足够的关联性 |
| 956 | To sit here and look at you when I speak and it's another way to convey my authority without having to tell you | 坐在这看着你 当我说话, 这是另一种方式 传达我的权力,而不必告诉你 |
| 957 | Hey, you know what? | 嘿,你知道吗? |
| 958 | I'm in charge. | 我负责 |
| 959 | I need to tell you I show you what about | 我要告诉你,我给你看什么 |
| 960 | Body language, you know, cuz I'm thinking about people that I know that are particularly low in self-esteem and they struggle with eye contact | 身体语言,你知道,因为我想到的人,我知道 那是特别低的自尊, 他们挣扎与眼睛接触 |
| 961 | but then also sometimes | 但有时 |
| 962 | They it's almost like they make themselves smaller in their in their body language and stuff like that | 他们几乎就像在身体语言中 使自己变小一样 |
| 963 | I was just thinking like I | 我只是在想 就像我一样 |
| 964 | Guess what? | 你猜怎么着? |
| 965 | I'm thinking here is can I trick myself? | 我想在这里我可以欺骗自己吗? |
| 966 | Can I trick myself and other people into thinking I'm confident if I'm not is | 我可以欺骗自己和其他人 认为我有信心 如果我不是 |
| 967 | You know because there's all this stuff about like the Superman posture where you can kind of make yourself bigger and look in people's eyes | 你知道,因为有所有这些东西 像超人姿势 你可以使自己变大 看着人们的眼睛 |
| 968 | But when I reflect on my early years when I was least confident | 但当我回想我的早年 当我最不自信的时候 |
| 969 | for some reason I | 不知为什么我 |
| 970 | couldn't | 没办法 |
| 971 | Get anyone I was pursuing | 找到我所追求的任何人 |
| 972 | So I remember there was these five girls that I over the over the course of about since I was from 14 to I'd say | 所以我记得我从14岁到14岁 经历了这五个女孩 |
| 973 | 23 that I was really into all five of them weren't interested in me that we would like we'd get a little bit | 23,我真的很喜欢他们所有五个人 对我不感兴趣,我们希望我们得到一点点 |
| 974 | Far down the line. | 远在下行. |
| 975 | So there was like a little bit of sort of initial | 所以,有像一点点 排序的初始 |
| 976 | Interest but then I would always lose them and I never knew why I never knew why but in but then it changed at about | 但后来我总是失去他们 我不知道为什么我永远不知道为什么... |
| 977 | 24 and it doesn't correlate to like money or success | 24岁,跟钱或成功无关 |
| 978 | Necessarily it correlates to my opinion of myself and it was almost like magic when I look back and I thought fucking hell | 这必然与我对自己的看法有关 当我回头看时 感觉就像魔法一样 |
| 979 | Like I got rejected over and over and over again | 就像我一次又一次地被拒绝一样 |
| 980 | And when I got to the point that I actually believed that I was good enough, even though I read all the books | 当我说到 我真正相信自己足够好, 虽然我读了所有的书 |
| 981 | I read up all the pickup artistry books. | 我读了所有的皮卡画书。 |
| 982 | I read the game. | 我读了游戏。 |
| 983 | I read all of these books | 我读了所有这些书 |
| 984 | I had the tips tactics and tricks to fake it | 我用小费和小把戏来装 |
| 985 | But I but it wasn't until I genuinely believed that I was high value that I had | 但是直到我真正相信 我拥有的价值 |
| 986 | real success with | 实际成功 |
| 987 | The opposite sex and so it left me with this feeling that you can read all the tips the tricks that I contact the body language | 异性恋给我留下了这种感觉 你可以读到所有的提示 我接触身体语言的技巧 |
| 988 | But maybe none of it works because there's a thousand other nonverbal micro expressions that are communicating your low value | 但也许这些都行不通 因为还有一千个非言语的微表达 |
| 989 | You don't believe in yourself | 你不相信自己的话 |
| 990 | You're not worthy that overpower that that we can't really control and the reason it changed at 24 25 26 27 is | 你配不上我们无法真正控制的强权 以及24 25 26 27改变的原因 |
| 991 | Because I genuinely felt like I was good enough for them | 因为我真的觉得自己适合他们 |
| 992 | Like so, you know | 像这样,你知道的 |
| 993 | This is why I reflect on this idea of like I know people would click podcasts like this because they want the tips the tricks | 这就是为什么我思考这个想法 像我知道人们会点击播客 像这样,因为他们想要小费和技巧 |
| 994 | They want to get from a to Z in three seconds | 他们想在三秒内从一到二 |
| 995 | No | 没有 |
| 996 | they want to get for they want to get from low confident low self-esteem all that to | 他们想要得到 他们希望从 低自信 低自尊 所有这一切 |
| 997 | At the altar with a king then they want to do it | 和国王在祭坛上,他们想这么做 |
| 998 | they want to know how to do it in the space of this conversation so they can end this conversation and | 他们想知道如何在这场对话中做到这一点 这样他们就可以结束这场对话 |
| 999 | Walk down the aisle tomorrow with their Prince charming | 明天带着他们迷人的王子走下过道 |
| 1000 | That's what people want they want to solve complex things with short simple solutions | 这就是人们想要的 他们想用简单的解决方案解决复杂问题 |
| 1001 | Doesn't exist. | 不存在。 |
| 1002 | I know this because I know that if I titled this book like if you title a podcast | 我知道这一点,因为我知道,如果我 标题这本书像 如果你标题播客 |
| 1003 | Six-pack abs in seven minutes people are gonna go better | 7分钟后6包腹肌就会更好 |
| 1004 | But if you titled it six pack abs in three years of work and diet restriction fucking no one's gonna click | 但是如果你在三年的工作和饮食限制中 给它命名6包腹肌... ...他妈的没有人会点击 |
| 1005 | You know and it's the same thing for here enough and I'm often wondering like how how does someone change the core of themselves | 你知道,这是同样的事情 在这里足够, 我经常想 像如何改变自己的核心 |
| 1006 | Whether it's as a leader a manager in a relationship that very core of you because in my life | 无论是作为领导者 在一个关系 和你非常核心 因为在我的生活中 |
| 1007 | It was actually just this like a long grueling process of building myself. | 实际上,这就像一个漫长的艰难过程 建设我自己。 |
| 1008 | It was at the like retiring from | 这就像退休了 |
| 1009 | caring so much about | 这么关心 |
| 1010 | Actually getting any of these people and just building up this real | 实际上,他们中的任何一个人 并且只是建立这个真正的 |
| 1011 | Internal fortress and then everything else took care the body language the eye contact the way I walk into a room | 内部的堡垒,然后其他一切 照顾身体语言 眼睛接触的方式 我走进一个房间 |
| 1012 | It all took care of itself and you know, but it doesn't sell books that like there's no one's gonna buy that book | 都照顾好自己,你知道的,但它不卖书 像没有人会买那本书 |
| 1013 | You know what though it is all the little things we do that help us get there. | 你知道什么,虽然这是所有的小事情 我们做的帮助我们到达那里。 |
| 1014 | There's no magic thing | 没有魔法 |
| 1015 | That's why you're like it took me time and what it was is all the little things along the lines that that came | 这就是为什么你喜欢它 花了我的时间,是什么 它是所有的小事情 沿着这条线,来了 |
| 1016 | It's there's no magic thing people could sometimes come to me | 没有魔法,有时候人们会来找我 |
| 1017 | They're like every what's the secret and I tell them there's no secret | 他们就像每一个秘密 我告诉他们没有秘密 |
| 1018 | The change that you want in your life. | 你生活中想要的改变 |
| 1019 | It's all the little things that you do | 这是所有的小事情,你做 |
| 1020 | It's like think of it like compound interest, right? | 这就像把它像 复合利息,对不对? |
| 1021 | I do this and then I add this layer and then this layer and then this layer and there's this layer | 我这样做,然后我加这个层 然后这个层,然后这个层,还有这个层 |
| 1022 | It's like the sheets of paper you put one sheet. | 就像你放的一张纸 |
| 1023 | It's light two sheets are light three sheets | 是两张是三张 |
| 1024 | But you put a thousand sheets now you've got weight. | 但你现在有一千张床单了 |
| 1025 | That's how we are | 我们就是这样 |
| 1026 | We're layers and we have to add to those layers. | 我们都是层,我们必须增加这些层。 |
| 1027 | There's no quick thing, you know when you know, you're gonna get there | 没有什么快事,你知道 当你知道,你会得到那里 |
| 1028 | When you're sovereign | 当你拥有主权时 |
| 1029 | When you feel like I don't need anybody | 当你觉得我不需要任何人时 |
| 1030 | It's wonderful to have human beings around me and I think connection is it's it's it's wonderful | 有人类在我身边真好 我觉得联系是美妙的 |
| 1031 | But if your goal is I need someone to complete me you're done | 但如果你的目标是我需要有人来完成我 你就完了 |
| 1032 | And I think also it's a while because I'm thinking about my youth as you're talking about yours when I became sovereign | 我想也是因为我在思考我的青春 当你在谈论你的,当我成为君主时 |
| 1033 | Like where I'm like, I'm good enough. | 就像我喜欢的地方,我足够好。 |
| 1034 | I'm good as I am | 我和现在一样好 |
| 1035 | You become a magnet I became a magnet people like well I wanted that I want to be around that | 你变成磁铁 我变成磁铁人 就像我想要的 |
| 1036 | I want to be around her | 我想陪着她 |
| 1037 | Everywhere people like how do you it's like because I believe in me | 到处都有你这样的人 因为我相信我 |
| 1038 | But it took time to believe in me and when you became sovereign | 但你需要时间相信我 当你成为君主 |
| 1039 | Yes, everyone was just like but how did your behavior change those micro behaviors? | 是的,每个人都只是喜欢 但你的行为是如何改变这些微观行为的? |
| 1040 | I stopped chasing things and chasing people. | 我停止了追逐事物和追逐人们。 |
| 1041 | Yeah, I stopped looking for approval. | 是啊,我不再寻求批准。 |
| 1042 | I stopped trying to people please | 我不再试着找别人了 |
| 1043 | Right, and I just I trusted myself. | 对,我只是相信自己 |
| 1044 | I also stopped taking inventory from everybody | 我也不再向大家收取存货 |
| 1045 | Asking everybody their opinion and I also though | 问每个人的意见 我也一样 |
| 1046 | But I also had I dealt with a lot of rejection a lot of like rejection a lot of people not agreeing with me | 但我也面对过很多的拒绝 就像拒绝 很多人不同意我 |
| 1047 | I gossip growing up. | 我长大了八卦 |
| 1048 | There was a lot. | 有很多东西 |
| 1049 | I took a lot of heavy hits and those things made me resilient | 我承受了很多重击 那些东西让我恢复力 |
| 1050 | Those things taught me to like not | 那些东西教会我不喜欢 |
| 1051 | You know | 你知道吗 |
| 1052 | To stay my course like you know, and i've shared this before but when I became an agent | 就像你所知道的 我之前分享过 但当我成为特工时 |
| 1053 | I put in front of ypd | 我让艾比面前 |
| 1054 | The community of friends and people I had around me thought it was ridiculous. | 我身边的朋友和人们都觉得这很可笑 |
| 1055 | They thought I was silly. | 他们觉得我很傻 |
| 1056 | I remember after | 我记得后来 |
| 1057 | When I started dating after I became an agent there was one guy a friend of mine's a good friend of mine's brother | 当我成为经纪人后开始约会时 有一个朋友是我哥哥的好朋友 |
| 1058 | She was trying to hook me up with him. | 她想勾引我和他在一起 |
| 1059 | This is before my husband. | 这是摆在我丈夫面前的 |
| 1060 | My husband knows everything and uh | 我丈夫知道一切,呃... ... . . |
| 1061 | So i'm like, all right, you know, he was a nice greek guy. | 所以我想,好吧,你知道, 他是一个不错的希腊人。 |
| 1062 | I'm greek | 我是希腊语 |
| 1063 | I'm saying i'm keeping it in the community because you're supposed to | 我是说我把它留在社区里 因为你应该 |
| 1064 | um, so i'm talking to him and i'm like yeah and i'm thinking like I went through | 嗯,所以我跟他说话 我像是的,我想像我经历了 |
| 1065 | So much to become a special agent with the u.s secret service and you know, he said to me he's like | 要成为特勤局的特工 他对我说 |
| 1066 | So, uh, like when you get married are you gonna quit that job and you know ditch this | 所以,呃,就像当你结婚 你会退出那份工作 你知道这个 |
| 1067 | I mean like how long are you gonna do this like he spoke about it like it was nothing like it was trivial | 我的意思是,你要多久 做到这一点,就像他谈到它 像它没有像 这是微不足道的 |
| 1068 | And I heard that and I was just like wait what? | 我听到了,我就像 等待什么? |
| 1069 | it's like dude you couldn't get into the secret service if like | 就像你无法进入特勤局一样 |
| 1070 | Like with your like there's no like with all your might | 像你这样,没有像你一样的力量 |
| 1071 | And when he was like said that to me and his job he owned a diner and he won't he owned a diner food | 当他这样对我和他的工作说的时候 他拥有一家餐馆 他不会拥有一家餐馆的食物 |
| 1072 | His success was wealth and money and some cultures including mine and the community I was in they they measured success with money | 他的成功是财富和金钱 以及包括我和社区在内的一些文化 他们用金钱衡量成功 |
| 1073 | Like what I was doing was not successful | 就像我所做的那样,没有成功 |
| 1074 | But I had the ability to be sovereign enough to like not listen. | 但我有能力拥有主权 足以不听话 |
| 1075 | I was just like no, that's not my belief system my moral compass | 我只是不,这不是我的信仰体系 我的道德指南针 |
| 1076 | and um | 还有... |
| 1077 | I stopped caring then I dated another guy who knew I was in the secret service. | 我不再关心了 然后我和另一个知道自己在特勤局的人约会了 |
| 1078 | I really like this guy | 我真的很喜欢这家伙 |
| 1079 | I was this italian kid | 我是一个意大利孩子 |
| 1080 | And i'm thinking he's gonna be so proud of me I got in and we went on this date and he had just broken up | 我想他一定会为我骄傲的 我进去了,我们去约会 他刚刚分手了 |
| 1081 | with someone | 和别人 |
| 1082 | Steven like | 史蒂文喜欢 |
| 1083 | He was so uncomfortable around me. | 他让我很不舒服 |
| 1084 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 1085 | And I'm thinking he's gonna be so proud of me. I got in and we went on this date and he had just broken up with someone | 我想他会为我骄傲的 我进去了,我们去 约会,他刚刚分手的人 |
| 1086 | Because I was an agent. | 因为我是经纪人 |
| 1087 | I was like a freak show. | 我就像一个怪胎秀。 |
| 1088 | It was weird. | 这很奇怪。 |
| 1089 | I think today's a little different maybe at that time. | 我认为今天可能有点不一样 |
| 1090 | Do you think men struggle with strong women? | 你觉得男人会和强壮的女人斗争吗? |
| 1091 | I think certain men do. | 我想某些人会的 |
| 1092 | I think men who are not confident in themselves, | 我认为男人谁不自信自己, |
| 1093 | if you're steady, you don't care what somebody else is. | 如果你是稳的,你不在乎 别人是什么。 |
| 1094 | You're cheering for them. | 你为他们欢呼 |
| 1095 | I ended up dating an agent and marrying him. | 我最后和一个经纪人约会并嫁给了他 |
| 1096 | So because my husband's so steady and sovereign in himself, | 所以,因为我丈夫是如此稳定 和主权自己, |
| 1097 | I could do whatever. | 我什么都做得到 随便你 |
| 1098 | And he'd be like, you go. | 他会说,你去。 |
| 1099 | You had your first child at 45 years old. | 你45岁时生了第一个孩子 |
| 1100 | I had my daughter at 40, excuse me, 46. | 我40岁就生了我女儿,46岁 |
| 1101 | My daughter's 18 months old. | 我女儿才18个月大 |
| 1102 | Your daughter gets to 18. | 你女儿才18岁 |
| 1103 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 1104 | And she just can't get out of bed. | 她只是不能从床上下来。 |
| 1105 | She's lazy. | 她很懒 |
| 1106 | She's blaming the world. | 她责怪世界。 |
| 1107 | She's saying, listen, this person's fault | 她说,听着,这个人的错 |
| 1108 | and this person's fault and I just can't be bothered. | 和这个人的错,我就是不烦。 |
| 1109 | Where'd you start? | 你从哪里开始的? |
| 1110 | Well, look, if I've done a good job | 如果我做得很好的话 |
| 1111 | and my husband and I have done a good job, | 我丈夫和我做了一件好事, |
| 1112 | and again, it's not 100% us, | 再说一遍,我们不是100%的 |
| 1113 | we should have hopefully by that point | 我们希望到那时 |
| 1114 | put in certain structures in place to prevent that. | 建立某些机构来防止这种情况。 |
| 1115 | I'll give you a small example. | 举小譬. |
| 1116 | I've never put an iPhone in front of her. | 我从来没有在她面前放过iPhone. |
| 1117 | I have no working television in my house | 我家里没有电视 |
| 1118 | because I control what she absorbs, not the internet. | 因为我控制了她吸收的东西 而不是互联网 |
| 1119 | And I'm gonna hold onto that as long as possible | 我会尽可能坚持下去 |
| 1120 | because I've seen what these cell phones, | 因为我看过这些手机 |
| 1121 | I'm a grown ass adult and I'll look at stuff | 我长大成人了,我会看东西 |
| 1122 | and it impacts me and I'm like, I can't look at this | 它影响我,我就像,我不能看这个 |
| 1123 | or I'll unfollow things or I'll go off social. | 不然我就不听话,否则我就去社交 |
| 1124 | I don't wanna see it. | 我不想看见它。 |
| 1125 | I cover news, I cover crime, child. | 我报道新闻,我报道犯罪,孩子。 |
| 1126 | I cover really heinous things | 我覆盖了非常令人发指的事情 |
| 1127 | and there are times where I do the news. | 有时我也会做新闻 |
| 1128 | I do the news, Steven, I don't watch it. | 我做新闻 史蒂芬 我不看 |
| 1129 | So there are little things that I can do. | 所以有些小事我可以做。 |
| 1130 | So up until this point, 18 months, | 18个月前 |
| 1131 | it's a lot more work for me and my family. | 对我和我的家人来说 还有很多工作 |
| 1132 | There's no social device, there's no cell phone. | 没有社交设备,也没有手机. |
| 1133 | I control that. | 我控制着这个 |
| 1134 | I kinda look at it, I wanna know what's feeding her mind. | 我有点看它, 我想知道什么是喂她的心。 |
| 1135 | The way I choose to make her food, | 我选择给她做饭的方式 |
| 1136 | I choose what goes in the mind, I control it. | 我选择思想,控制它 |
| 1137 | And a lot of parents will come to me and I'll tell them, | 很多父母会来找我 我会告诉他们 |
| 1138 | if you're not comfortable dropping your kid | 如果你不想放下你的孩子的话 |
| 1139 | in the middle of Times Square to talk to whoever, | 在时代广场中央 与任何人交谈, |
| 1140 | then you get that thing out of their hands | 然后你把那个东西从他们手中拿开 |
| 1141 | because now somebody else is putting ideas | 因为现在有人在想 |
| 1142 | in your kid's head. | 在你孩子的头上。 |
| 1143 | I have no control over that, zero. | 我无法控制,零。 |
| 1144 | And that's powerful. | 这很有力 |
| 1145 | That's one, and especially we see it affect little girls. | 这是其中之一,尤其是我们看到它 影响小女孩。 |
| 1146 | And again, I'm a grown woman and social media impacts me | 再说一次,我是成年人,社交媒体影响我 |
| 1147 | and the moment I'm like, I put that thing away. | 当我喜欢的时候,我把那东西收起来。 |
| 1148 | That's one, no TV in my house because TV is like, | 那是一,没有电视在我家 因为电视就像, |
| 1149 | when I was a kid, you had cartoons Saturday morning, | 当我还是个孩子的时候 你周六早上有漫画 |
| 1150 | that was it, and you had to wait for those cartoons. | 就是这样,你不得不等待那些漫画。 |
| 1151 | I mean, I was like, tomorrow are cartoons. | 我的意思是,我就像, 明天是漫画。 |
| 1152 | So this instant gratification process that kids have, | 所以,这个即时的满足过程 孩子们有, |
| 1153 | that's why you hear like, help me get to hear fast. | 所以你才会听到 帮我快速听到 |
| 1154 | She's never gonna learn how to work hard. | 她永远不会学会如何努力工作。 |
| 1155 | She's gonna be lazy, she's gonna lay in bed, | 她会很懒,会躺在床上 |
| 1156 | she's gonna get depressed quicker, | 她会越来越沮丧, |
| 1157 | she's gonna have anxiety. | 她会有焦虑。 |
| 1158 | So I'm doing everything I can to impact those things. | 所以我尽力去影响那些东西 |
| 1159 | They're little seeds, it's little things | 他们是小种子,是小东西 |
| 1160 | so that by the time she's 18, I hope in my heart, | 所以在她18岁的时候 我希望在我心里 |
| 1161 | I have done my best. | 我已经尽力了。 |
| 1162 | But I also understand I'm 50%, she's 50%. | 但我也明白我50%,她50%。 |
| 1163 | So as much as I try to help navigate her, | 所以,尽管我试图 帮助导航她, |
| 1164 | she's gonna be her own person. | 她会是她自己的人。 |
| 1165 | Now I'm gonna have to listen, | 现在我必须听 |
| 1166 | understand what her value systems are, | 了解她的价值系统是什么, |
| 1167 | what she cares about, but her exposure to them is real. | 她所关心的, 但她接触他们是真实的。 |
| 1168 | I regulate that, even the school she's gonna go to. | 我规定,即使学校 她要去。 |
| 1169 | I sit there, I'm already thinking about | 我坐在那里,我已经在想 |
| 1170 | where I'm gonna put her to school. | 我要把她送去学校 |
| 1171 | And I'm like, do I want her in a public school? | 我想让她上公立学校吗? |
| 1172 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 1173 | I don't want her being like, mom, | 我不想让她像,妈妈, |
| 1174 | I want a Gucci belt and labels and all this stuff. | 我要Gucci带和标签 还有这些东西 |
| 1175 | I was like, I don't want her to think like that. | 我想,我不想她那样想。 |
| 1176 | I want her to have a different mindset. | 我希望她有一个不同的心态。 |
| 1177 | I'm like, so I'm creating in my head, how do I do that? | 我像,所以我创造在我的脑海里, 我如何做到这一点? |
| 1178 | Another thing I do, super small, | 还有一件事我做,超级小, |
| 1179 | I take her to Greece with me every summer. | 我每个夏天都带她去希腊 |
| 1180 | Do you know where we go in Greece? | 你知道我们在希腊去哪里吗? |
| 1181 | In the village, village. | 在村里,村里。 |
| 1182 | I'm talking like, bathroom in the back, | 我说的就像后面的浴室 |
| 1183 | hardcore, like, rugging it. | 硬核一样, 崎岖它。 |
| 1184 | My parents grew up in villages. | 我父母在村里长大 |
| 1185 | I grew up in that, I lived in that in the summer. | 我在那个地方长大,我住在那个夏天。 |
| 1186 | June, July, August, September, I was in the village. | 六月,七月,八月,九月,我在乡里. |
| 1187 | In fact, the bathroom was connected to the chicken coop. | 事实上,浴室与鸡舍相连. |
| 1188 | Would you let her fly business class? | 你会让她坐公务舱吗? |
| 1189 | No. | 没有 |
| 1190 | The only time I fly business class | 我唯一一次坐公务舱 |
| 1191 | is when somebody else is paying. | 是别人付钱的时候 |
| 1192 | Because I'm saving my money. | 因为我在省钱 |
| 1193 | Because business class is expensive. | 因为商务舱很贵 |
| 1194 | Because I work really hard and I'm okay to sit in the back. | 因为我很努力地工作 坐在后面没事 |
| 1195 | So business class, there has to be a really good reason | 商务舱一定有很好的理由 |
| 1196 | why I'm gonna dish out the money for business class | 为什么我要花钱买商务课 |
| 1197 | for myself, let alone my daughter. | 更别说我女儿了 |
| 1198 | Economy. | 经济。 |
| 1199 | Economy? | 经济? |
| 1200 | My poor kid, right? | 我可怜的孩子 对吧? |
| 1201 | She can grow up on my mic. | 她可以在我的麦克风上长大 |
| 1202 | You can keep all your stuff to yourself. | 你可以保持所有的东西自己。 |
| 1203 | You, one of the things we were chatting about | 你,我们聊过的事情之一 |
| 1204 | before we started recording was that | 在我们开始录音之前 |
| 1205 | your favorite days when you work out, you go to the gym. | 你最喜欢的一天 当你工作, 你去健身房。 |
| 1206 | Why is that so important to you? | 你为什么这么重要? |
| 1207 | Why is exercise so central to everything | 为什么锻炼对一切如此重要 |
| 1208 | that you do in your mind? | 在你的脑海里做? |
| 1209 | I think that there's a school of like, | 我认为有所学校像, |
| 1210 | the mind and the body are two separate things. | 心灵和身体是两个独立的事物. |
| 1211 | And a lot of people will be like, | 很多人会说, |
| 1212 | I'm working on my mind, I listen to podcasts, | 我在努力工作,听播客说 |
| 1213 | which is great, but then they don't work out their body. | 这是伟大的,但 然后他们不工作 他们的身体。 |
| 1214 | And these things live together. | 这些东西一起生活 |
| 1215 | I learned this in the Secret Service, | 我在特勤局学的 |
| 1216 | like these things were, they're married. | 就像这些东西,他们结婚了。 |
| 1217 | So if you're depressed and you're not getting off the sofa, | 所以如果你很沮丧 而且你不会离开沙发 |
| 1218 | there's a problem. | 有个问题 |
| 1219 | Your body needs help. | 你的身体需要帮助。 |
| 1220 | I work with, I train now with Don Saladino, | 我现在跟萨拉迪诺先生一起训练 |
| 1221 | even me, with all my experience, | 即使我,以我的所有经验, |
| 1222 | like sometimes we need somebody to push us. | 有时候我们需要有人来推动我们 |
| 1223 | And accountability is a big thing. | 问责制是一件大事。 |
| 1224 | So I always tell people, if you're struggling, | 所以我总是告诉人们,如果你在挣扎, |
| 1225 | have somebody be accountable for you. | 找人为你负责 |
| 1226 | Don, who I work with and I train with, | 唐,我和谁合作,我训练, |
| 1227 | he makes me take a photo of every meal I eat | 他让我拍我吃的每一顿饭的照片 |
| 1228 | and text it to him. | 给他发短信 |
| 1229 | He's like, I wanna see what you're putting in your mouth. | 他就像,我想看看你在说什么 在你的嘴。 |
| 1230 | And every time I'm about to have something that I shouldn't, | 每次我要有不该有的东西 |
| 1231 | I think to myself, I gotta send this to Don. | 我自己想,我得把这个寄给唐 |
| 1232 | So he's gonna police it. | 所以他要报警 |
| 1233 | So having somebody help you is also a good thing, | 所以有人帮你也是件好事 |
| 1234 | but your body is your temple. | 但你的身体是你的庙宇。 |
| 1235 | You get one of these. | 你得到一个这个。 |
| 1236 | We take better care of our cars than we do this. | 我们比这更好的照顾我们的车。 |
| 1237 | And then we wonder, why am I depressed? | 然后,我们想知道, 为什么我沮丧? |
| 1238 | Because you have to move this, you have to take care of it. | 因为你必须移动这个, 你必须照顾它。 |
| 1239 | Everything in the US Secret Service was about performance. | 美国特勤局的一切 都是为了表演 |
| 1240 | This is your home. | 这是你的家 |
| 1241 | It houses your mind, it houses your soul. | 它包含你的思想,它包含你的灵魂。 |
| 1242 | And we treat it like garbage. | 我们把它当垃圾处理 |
| 1243 | And we give it garbage. | 我们给它垃圾。 |
| 1244 | When I run and I work out at night, all the stress, | 当我在晚上跑步和锻炼时 压力很大 |
| 1245 | unlike any other human being, I accumulate stress, | 不像其他任何人, 我积聚的压力, |
| 1246 | people's angst, stuff coming at me. | 人们的愤怒,东西来了我。 |
| 1247 | And I need a way to release it. | 我需要一个方法释放它。 |
| 1248 | So at night I go run and I let it out. | 所以在晚上,我跑出去,我把它说出来。 |
| 1249 | There's been times in my life, | 我这辈子有好几次了 |
| 1250 | I could think of two distinct times. | 我可以想到两个不同的时间。 |
| 1251 | I remember once, and I don't remember what it was, | 我记得一次,我不记得是什么, |
| 1252 | but I had such a stressful, hard day. | 但我今天压力很大,很辛苦 |
| 1253 | Steven, I went to the track to run. | 史蒂芬,我去跑马场了 |
| 1254 | I remember it was freezing, it was winter, it was snowing. | 我记得当时很冷,冬天,下雪了 |
| 1255 | And I was just on the verge of just pure emotion and rage. | 而我只是濒临 纯粹的情感和愤怒。 |
| 1256 | I started running. | 我开始跑。 |
| 1257 | I was talking to myself, I was running, | 我自言自语,我跑, |
| 1258 | I'm bawling, my eyes are bowling. | 我在哭,我的眼睛在保龄球。 |
| 1259 | I look like a crazy person to the outside world. | 我看起来像一个疯狂的人 在外界世界。 |
| 1260 | But I ran it all out. | 但我跑出这一切。 |
| 1261 | And when I was done, I was back to me. | 当我完成的时候,我回到我身边。 |
| 1262 | The physical element of our body is such an important thing. | 我们身体的物理元素是如此重要。 |
| 1263 | And we treat them as two separate entities. | 我们把他们当作两个独立的实体。 |
| 1264 | And you have to take care of what | 你要照顾什么 |
| 1265 | houses your soul and your mind. | 拥有你的灵魂和心灵 |
| 1266 | You strike me as someone that is pretty fearless. | 你把我当成一个无所畏惧的人 |
| 1267 | I say pretty because I think we all have fear in us. | 我说漂亮是因为我觉得我们都有恐惧感 |
| 1268 | I think fear is a useful, natural emotion. | 我认为恐惧是一种有用的自然情感. |
| 1269 | But you're someone that clearly has built up | 但你是一个显然 积蓄 |
| 1270 | a more productive relationship with fear than most people. | 和恐惧的关系比大多数人更有成果 |
| 1271 | When you think back of your Secret Service experience, | 当你想起你的特勤局经历时 |
| 1272 | was there a day where you were more scared than another day? | 有没有一天你比一天更害怕? |
| 1273 | I.e. | 即为. |
| 1274 | what was the most scared you were | 你最害怕的是什麽? |
| 1275 | during your time in the Secret Service? | 在特勤局工作期间? |
| 1276 | You know, I had this one scenario, | 你知道,我有一个情景, |
| 1277 | and I don't think I ever talked about it. | 我不认为我曾经谈论过它。 |
| 1278 | I'm in downtown Manhattan, I'm with my colleague, | 我在曼哈顿市中心 我和同事在一起 |
| 1279 | and we're driving to a Secret Service meeting. | 我们开车去特勤局的会议 |
| 1280 | We're gonna go arrest somebody the next day, | 第二天我们就去抓人 |
| 1281 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我们正准备去做简报 | |
| 1282 | with this other department. | 还有这个部门 |
| 1283 | We were gonna do our pre-arrest briefing | 我们本来要做逮捕前的通报的 |
| 1284 | about how we're gonna go in tactically. | 关于我们如何在战术上去。 |
| 1285 | So we're driving to this meeting, | 所以,我们开车去这个会议, |
| 1286 | and as we're going to this meeting, | 当我们要去参加这个会议时, |
| 1287 | we're in downtown Manhattan. | 我们在曼哈顿市中心 |
| 1288 | Somebody runs out of a, it was a jewelry store. | 有人跑出一个, 这是一个珠宝店。 |
| 1289 | This man runs out of a jewelry store, | 这个人从珠宝店跑出来 |
| 1290 | and these other people are out there running with him, | 这些人和他一起跑 |
| 1291 | and they're yelling. | 他们喊着 |
| 1292 | And they see us, and I guess they realize | 他们看见我们,我猜他们意识到 |
| 1293 | that we were in a police car. | 我们当时在警车里 |
| 1294 | Even though it was undercover, they just stand out. | 虽然是卧底的,但他们很突出。 |
| 1295 | They're like, help, help, get him, get him. | 他们喜欢,帮助,帮助, 抓住他,抓住他。 |
| 1296 | And the way they were acting, | 他们的行为, |
| 1297 | you'd think somebody shot somebody. | 你觉得有人开枪了? |
| 1298 | And we can see, as you see them screaming and yelling, | 我们可以看到,当你看到他们尖叫和喊叫, |
| 1299 | help, help, you see this other person running away. | 帮助,帮助,你看到另一个人逃跑。 |
| 1300 | So my partner flips on the lights. | 我的搭档把灯打开了 |
| 1301 | We start driving, and we're chasing this person. | 我们开始开车,我们追着这个人。 |
| 1302 | Now, I can't see this person. | 我看不见这个人 |
| 1303 | I see their back. | 我看到他们的背 |
| 1304 | They have a hoodie on. | 他们戴着连衣帽 |
| 1305 | They're running. | 他们跑了。 |
| 1306 | From the posture of it, it looked like a male, | 从它的姿势看, 它看起来像一个男性, |
| 1307 | and it looked like a guy running. | 它看起来像一个家伙跑。 |
| 1308 | So he's running, lights on. | 所以他在跑 开灯 |
| 1309 | We get on the thing, stop running, stop running. | 我们开始行动,停止运行,停止运行。 |
| 1310 | He's not listening to anything. | 他什么都没听 |
| 1311 | He goes, he turns the black. | 他去,他转黑色。 |
| 1312 | We're still chasing him. | 我们还在追他 |
| 1313 | Then he turns into a parking garage. | 然后他变成了停车场 |
| 1314 | In New York City, there's this parking garage, | 纽约市有个停车场 |
| 1315 | and they go all the way underground. | 他们一直走在地下 |
| 1316 | So he turns in. | 所以他转身了 |
| 1317 | So we can't go in with the car. | 所以我们不能用车进去 |
| 1318 | We're going in blind. | 入无明. |
| 1319 | We pull up, we get ourselves out, | 我们拉起来,我们自己出去, |
| 1320 | and as we're going in, we're clearing people out. | 而当我们进去时,我们正在清除人们。 |
| 1321 | But you could also see people running out. | 但你也能看到人们跑掉 |
| 1322 | I guess they could tell something was wrong. | 我想他们可以发现有问题 |
| 1323 | People are leaving, and now we're thinking, | 人们要离开, 现在我们在想, |
| 1324 | does this guy have a gun? | 这家伙有枪吗? |
| 1325 | Like, what's going on? | 像,发生了什么事? |
| 1326 | Because people are responding very agitatedly | 因为人们的反应非常激动 |
| 1327 | to the scenario. | 到场景。 |
| 1328 | We go in, we pull everybody out. | 我们进去把所有人都拉出来 |
| 1329 | Everybody get out, get out. | 所有人都出去,滚出去 |
| 1330 | So we go to the bottom level of the parking garage | 所以我们去停车场的底层 |
| 1331 | where we believe he's at. | 我们相信他在那里。 |
| 1332 | Lights are, it's dark. | 灯光是,它是黑暗的。 |
| 1333 | And we go in, police come out, police come out. | 我们进去,警察出来,警察出来。 |
| 1334 | He's not listening. | 他没听 |
| 1335 | We're looking for him underneath all these cars. | 我们在车底下找他 |
| 1336 | And then I see him. | 然后见他. |
| 1337 | He's underneath the car. | 他在车下面 |
| 1338 | And I go to my partner, I sing it to my partner | 我去找我的搭档,唱给我的搭档听 |
| 1339 | because he's like on the other side. | 因为他就像在另一边。 |
| 1340 | I'm like, hey, I'm like, he's right down. | 我像,嘿,我像,他正下来。 |
| 1341 | He's right there. | 他就在这里 |
| 1342 | Now we can't see him. | 现在我们看不到他了 |
| 1343 | My partner's like, I'm going to go around. | 我的搭档说,我要绕过去 |
| 1344 | So my partner goes around, | 所以我的搭档到处走 |
| 1345 | and he didn't listen to me, my partner. | 他没有听我的,我的搭档。 |
| 1346 | So I blame him a little bit. | 所以我有点怪他 |
| 1347 | He went too prematurely before we kind of figured out | 他来得太早了 我们才知道 |
| 1348 | what was. | 本来是什么. |
| 1349 | He goes to go grab him from behind. | 他从后面去抓他 |
| 1350 | So now my partner's out in the open. | 所以现在我的搭档已经露面了 |
| 1351 | This guy's out there. | 这家伙在外面 |
| 1352 | I see him. | 我看见他了 |
| 1353 | I don't know if he has a weapon. | 我不知道他有没有武器 |
| 1354 | We have enough to, he ran from us, right? | 我们有足够的,他逃离我们,对不对? |
| 1355 | So all these things are escalating. | 所以所有这些事情都在升级。 |
| 1356 | Let me see your hands. | 让我看看你的手。 |
| 1357 | Nothing. | 没什么 |
| 1358 | Let me see your hands, put your hands out. | 把手伸出来 |
| 1359 | I can see you. | 我能看见你。 |
| 1360 | I see you under the car. | 我看到你在车底下。 |
| 1361 | Let me see your hands. | 让我看看你的手。 |
| 1362 | Because now I'm worried he's going to shoot my partner | 因为我现在担心他会杀了我的搭档 |
| 1363 | because my partner's out in the open trying to get to him. | 因为我的搭档在公开场合试图接近他 |
| 1364 | Let me see your hands. | 让我看看你的手。 |
| 1365 | So then I pull my gun out and I pointed at him. | 然后我拔枪指着他 |
| 1366 | Let me see your hands. | 让我看看你的手。 |
| 1367 | And I'm thinking, please show your hands | 我在想,请举手 |
| 1368 | because now I'm in this cross between | 因为现在我在十字架上 |
| 1369 | if this guy have a gun and if he has a gun, | 如果这家伙有枪 如果他有枪 |
| 1370 | any second he's going to kill my partner. | 他随时都会杀了我的搭档 |
| 1371 | And I had a choice where I was like, do you shoot? | 我有一个选择,我像,你会开枪吗? |
| 1372 | Because I think he's going to shoot my partner | 因为我觉得他会杀了我的搭档 |
| 1373 | because he's not showing me his hands and he's fidgeting. | 因为他不给我看他的手 而且他正在发疯。 |
| 1374 | Do I not shoot, give him the benefit of the doubt | 我难道不开枪吗? |
| 1375 | and then he does shoot my partner | 然后他开枪打我的搭档 |
| 1376 | and now I'm responsible for the death of my partner | 现在我要为我搭档的死负责 |
| 1377 | or if he doesn't have a gun, | 或者如果他没有枪, |
| 1378 | am I responsible because now I just shot him | 我的责任,因为现在我刚刚向他开枪 |
| 1379 | and he didn't have a gun? | 他没有枪? |
| 1380 | And you're doing this thing in your head | 你脑子里想着这个 |
| 1381 | and there's no way to win and it's happening in seconds. | 并且没有办法赢得它 并且它发生在几秒钟。 |
| 1382 | I couldn't see his hands. | 我看不见他的手。 |
| 1383 | I chose not to shoot. | 我选择不开枪 |
| 1384 | I'm praying that he doesn't shoot my partner. | 我祈祷他不会杀我的搭档 |
| 1385 | He has no gun. | 他没有枪。 |
| 1386 | He's not showing his hands. | 师不展手. |
| 1387 | And then I'm like, I'm going to shoot you. | 然后,我像,我要杀了你。 |
| 1388 | Please show your hands, show your hands. | 请师举手. |
| 1389 | And then my partner goes from behind | 然后,我的搭档从后面走 |
| 1390 | and then the guy's like, fine, fine. | 然后这家伙就好像,很好,很好。 |
| 1391 | He's like, put your gun away. | 他就像,把你的枪收起来。 |
| 1392 | He's screaming. | 他尖叫着呢 |
| 1393 | He puts his hands out. | 他把手伸出来。 |
| 1394 | My partner pulls him up from the back and we get him. | 我的搭档把他从后面拉上来 我们抓住他 |
| 1395 | Then we come around. | 然后我们绕过来。 |
| 1396 | I'm pissed. | 我有点生气 |
| 1397 | I'm so pissed. | 我太生气了 我太生气了 我太生气了 I'm so mad. |
| 1398 | We sit him down. | 我们让他坐下。 |
| 1399 | We cuff him. | 我们把他铐起来。 |
| 1400 | I pull his hoodie out. | 我把他的连衣帽拉出来。 |
| 1401 | 16 year old kid. | 16岁的孩子。 |
| 1402 | I searched his pockets. | 我搜了他的口袋。 |
| 1403 | You know what he did? | 你知道他做了什么吗? |
| 1404 | He sold one. | 他卖了一个。 |
| 1405 | He stole one of those big gold crosses. | 他偷了一个大金十字架 |
| 1406 | That is all he did. | 这就是他所做的一切。 |
| 1407 | Cause I pulled out his ID. | 因为我拿出了他的身份证。 |
| 1408 | I checked his ID. | 我检查了他的身份证。 |
| 1409 | I was like, do you know I almost shot you for this? | 我当时想,你知道我差点就开枪打死你吗? |
| 1410 | Do you know we chased you down for this? | 你知道我们为了这个追你吗? |
| 1411 | You almost died for the stupid cross. | 你差点因为傻十字架而死 |
| 1412 | So we call the cops. | 我们报警了 |
| 1413 | They come. | 他们来了。 |
| 1414 | That stayed with me | 留在我身边 |
| 1415 | because I almost killed an innocent person for what? | 为什么我差点杀了一个无辜的人? |
| 1416 | For nothing. | 为无为故. |
| 1417 | That was probably very powerful. | 这可能是非常强大的。 |
| 1418 | I was afraid. | 我当时很害怕 |
| 1419 | I've been scenarios where the death was on my receiving end | 我一直有预兆 死亡在我接收端 |
| 1420 | and I was okay with that. | 我当时也同意 |
| 1421 | But I wasn't okay with this | 但我不喜欢这样 |
| 1422 | because I thought there was a split second | 因为我以为有一分秒 |
| 1423 | where I was deciding do I shoot him | 我决定要射杀他 |
| 1424 | because he's not following my instructions. | 因为他没有遵守我的指示 |
| 1425 | I cannot see his hand. | 我看不见他的手。 |
| 1426 | My partner's out there. | 我的搭档在外面 |
| 1427 | He could kill my partner. | 他会杀了我的搭档 |
| 1428 | I don't know if he has a gun. | 我不知道他有没有枪 |
| 1429 | I had all these escalating reasons to think that. | 我有这么多 不断升级的理由来思考。 |
| 1430 | And I chose not to shoot. | 我选择不开枪 |
| 1431 | What is your mental health like generally | 你一般的精神健康怎么样? |
| 1432 | and throughout your career? | 整个职业生涯? |
| 1433 | Because people talk about mental health. | 因为人们谈论的是心理健康. |
| 1434 | They talk about anxiety, depression, low moods and stuff. | 他们谈论焦虑,抑郁,情绪低落等等. |
| 1435 | Have you ever experienced what people describe | 你有没有体验过人们描述的 |
| 1436 | as mental health disorders? | 作为精神健康障碍? |
| 1437 | This is terrible. | 这太可怕了 |
| 1438 | I don't think so. | 亦不见. |
| 1439 | I think I'm trying to think. | 我觉得我在思考 |
| 1440 | I mean, like any human being, I go through moments | 我的意思是,像任何人, 我经历的时刻 |
| 1441 | but I don't let myself live there. | 但我不会让自己住在那里。 |
| 1442 | I guess I always feel like I'm the governor. | 我想我总是觉得自己是州长 |
| 1443 | I will say this. | 我会这么说的 |
| 1444 | It is okay to be depressed. | 沮丧是正常的。 |
| 1445 | It is okay to have anxiety. | 焦虑是正常的。 |
| 1446 | It is okay to feel bad. | 感觉不好也没关系 |
| 1447 | I think maybe that's the issue | 我想也许这就是问题所在 |
| 1448 | because we're in a space where, oh, you're depressed. | 因为我们在一个空间, 哦,你沮丧。 |
| 1449 | There's something wrong with you. | 尔时有情. |
| 1450 | You have anxiety. | 你有焦虑症 |
| 1451 | Whoa. | 珃 |
| 1452 | I had anxiety every day when I went to training. | 我每天都有焦虑 当我去训练。 |
| 1453 | I always had anxiety. | 我总是有焦虑。 |
| 1454 | When I put my vest on and I was protecting the president, | 当我穿上防弹衣 保护总统时 |
| 1455 | I would carry my MP5, which is like this weapon | 我会带着我的MP5 就像这个武器 |
| 1456 | that basically like could go into automatic. | 基本上可以说是自动的 |
| 1457 | You could cause serious damage. | 你会造成严重的伤害。 |
| 1458 | Like I had anxiety. | 就像我有焦虑。 |
| 1459 | I'm like, man, it's today of the day. | 我像,伙计,这是今天。 |
| 1460 | Those are okay things to have. | 那些东西是好的。 |
| 1461 | So I feel like maybe we should change the narrative | 所以我觉得也许我们应该改变叙述 |
| 1462 | and normalize feeling bad. | 和正常的感觉不好。 |
| 1463 | Instead of making people feel like you're sad, | 而不是让人觉得你很伤心 |
| 1464 | take this pill. | 吃这个药 |
| 1465 | You have anxiety. | 你有焦虑症 |
| 1466 | Something's wrong with that. | 有点不对劲 |
| 1467 | Why is that bad? | 为什么那么糟糕? |
| 1468 | Why do I have to be like every ridiculous commercial? | 为什么我要像每个荒谬的广告一样? |
| 1469 | Because in the US, we advertise prescription medication | 因为在美国,我们做处方药广告 |
| 1470 | where I'm smiling all the time and happy. | 在那里我总是笑着快乐 |
| 1471 | My barometer for life is not to be happy. | 我一生的气压计是不会快乐的 |
| 1472 | The moments that I've done the most amazing things | 我做过最奇妙的事 |
| 1473 | in my life, I've not been happy. | 在我的生活中,我一直不快乐。 |
| 1474 | I've been fulfilled. | 我已圆满. |
| 1475 | I've been like, man, I just did that. | 我一直喜欢,伙计,我只是做到这一点。 |
| 1476 | When I woke up, when I would wake up at 3 a.m. | 当我醒来时,我会在凌晨3点醒来 |
| 1477 | to go to the White House to stamp posts | 去白宫盖邮票 |
| 1478 | for 10 hours outside the Oval Office | 在总统办公室外10小时 |
| 1479 | in the freezing cold in the winter, I wasn't happy. | 在冬天寒冷的寒冷中 我并不快乐 |
| 1480 | It was freezing, I was cold. | 冻死了,我冷死了 |
| 1481 | But you know what? | 但你知道吗? |
| 1482 | I was like, man, how did I get here? | 我当时想,伙计,我怎么来的? |
| 1483 | Was there ever a day when you thought | 你有没有想过 |
| 1484 | the president's life was at risk and you were around him? | 总统的生命有危险 而你却在他身边? |
| 1485 | Was there ever a moment where you thought- | 你有没有想过... |
| 1486 | Every day. | 每日无时. |
| 1487 | But was there a particular day where you thought, no? | 但你有想过哪一天吗? |
| 1488 | Oh, we're screwed? | 哦,我们完蛋了? |
| 1489 | Or that he was gonna be attacked? | 还是说他会被攻击? |
| 1490 | Was there ever a moment where you genuinely thought | 你曾经真正想过 |
| 1491 | there was a genuine threat on his life? | 他的生命有真正的威胁吗? |
| 1492 | Just wondering. | 只是想问问。 |
| 1493 | Yes and no. | 是亦无. |
| 1494 | Yes in that, like when you would do outdoor events, | 是的 就像你做户外活动时 |
| 1495 | like certain events where he was very vulnerable, | 就像某些他非常脆弱的事件 |
| 1496 | like he's speaking to a crowd of 10,000 people, | 就像他在和一万人交谈 |
| 1497 | there's so many things that could go wrong, right? | 有很多事情可能会出错,对吧? |
| 1498 | So those events, like there was definitely | 所以,那些事件, 像绝对有 |
| 1499 | that threat level was heightened. | 威胁程度有所上升。 |
| 1500 | But we had just put together- | 但我们刚刚拼凑起来... |
| 1501 | Man, the agency was just such a competent agency | 人,这个机构 只是这样一个主管机构 |
| 1502 | and there were so many layers of security put in. | 有这么多层的 安全设置。 |
| 1503 | Things that you don't see, but it's the snipers, | 你看不到的东西,但这是狙击手, |
| 1504 | it's the counter-assault team, it's the air restrictions, | 这是反攻击小组, 这是空中限制, |
| 1505 | no planes flying above ground | 没有飞机飞越地面 |
| 1506 | because we put those into place. | 因为我们把这些放进去了 |
| 1507 | It's even radiation detection, nuclear. | 甚至是辐射探测 核子 |
| 1508 | There's so many things we do that the average person | 有很多事情我们做 普通人 |
| 1509 | has no idea about. | 我对这件事一无所知 |
| 1510 | The protocols we put in place. | 我们制定的协议 |
| 1511 | So I can't say the president per se | 所以我不能说总统本身 |
| 1512 | because I feel like he got all the bells and whistles. | 因为我觉得他得到了所有的铃声和哨子。 |
| 1513 | But maybe there were times where it was hard | 但也许有些时候很难 |
| 1514 | to protect certain people | 保护某些人 |
| 1515 | and that's where I felt it was harder. | 在那里我觉得更难 |
| 1516 | When I protected Barbara Bush, Bush's daughter, | 当我保护芭芭拉·布什时 布什的女儿 |
| 1517 | when I had her, that was hard | 我生下她的时候 很难 |
| 1518 | because I did not have the resources | 因为我没有资源 |
| 1519 | that you would have for a president | 你会有总统 |
| 1520 | and she wanted to be a young girl and go out and date | 她想成为一个年轻的女孩 出去约会 |
| 1521 | and go to clubs and go to Coachella and do these things. | 然后去俱乐部 去Coachella做这些事 |
| 1522 | 我不得不带她去Coachella 我想 | |
| 1523 | I gotta keep her alive. | 我得让她活着 |
| 1524 | 是Coachella 还有多少人在Coachella? | |
| 1525 | It's like 10,000, hundreds, | 这就像一万,数百, |
| 1526 | I don't even know at this point. | 这时候我都不知道 |
| 1527 | So those scenarios were usually the most uneasy for me | 所以,这些情景 通常最让我不安 |
| 1528 | because I had limited resources | 因为我资源有限 |
| 1529 | and it was a very different environment | 它是一个非常不同的环境 |
| 1530 | and they wanna live their life. | 他们想过自己的生活 |
| 1531 | Is there anything that you can't talk about? | 有什么不能谈的吗? |
| 1532 | Sure, if you ask me something I can't answer, I'll tell you. | 当然,如果你问我一些我不能回答的事情,我会告诉你。 |
| 1533 | But I'm interested to know | 但我有兴趣知道 |
| 1534 | what you're unable to talk about. | 你无法谈论的事 |
| 1535 | You can't talk about the cars. | 你不能谈论汽车。 |
| 1536 | Okay, the way that the cars work and the security systems. | 好吧,汽车的运行方式 和安全系统。 |
| 1537 | Yeah, the way, technical, mechanical things with the cars | 是啊,方法,技术,机械的东西与汽车 |
| 1538 | because you have to think of it this way. | 因为你必须这样想 |
| 1539 | Anything I share here, | 我在这里分享的一切 |
| 1540 | you're gonna have people that follow you that listen, | 你会有人跟随你听 |
| 1541 | but you're also gonna have bad actors | 但你也会有坏演员 |
| 1542 | who listen to these interviews to gather information | 谁听这些采访 收集信息 |
| 1543 | because they wanna carry out an attack. | 因为他们想发动攻击 |
| 1544 | I always think like that. | 我总是这样想 |
| 1545 | So there are certain things you can't share. | 所以有些事情你不能分享。 |
| 1546 | I can't share certain things about Air Force One. | 我无法分享空军一号的某些东西 |
| 1547 | I can't share certain things | 我不能分享某些东西 |
| 1548 | about how we position ourselves. | 关于我们如何定位自己。 |
| 1549 | Like even though you'll see agents around the president, | 就像你看到总统身边的特工一样 |
| 1550 | there's a schematic that we follow | 有一张图,我们遵循 |
| 1551 | that the average person won't understand how we move, | 普通人不会理解我们如何行动, |
| 1552 | our vehicles, how they're positioned and why, | 我们的车辆, 他们是如何定位和为什么, |
| 1553 | how we would fight an attacker. | 我们怎么对付攻击者? |
| 1554 | Like there's scenarios we play and movements that exist. | 就像我们玩的游戏和运动一样 |
| 1555 | 犹如 dance舞. | |
| 1556 | Do you have to sign a form when you leave | 离开时必须签表吗? |
| 1557 | or before you start to say that | 或者在你开始说之前 |
| 1558 | I'll never speak about certain things? | 我永远不会谈论某些事情? |
| 1559 | Do you initially know there was no such thing | 你最初知道没有这种事 |
| 1560 | because there was such a level of trust? | 因为有这样的信任程度? |
| 1561 | You didn't need it. | 你不需要这个 |
| 1562 | And then one agent, and I love him, | 然后一个探员 我爱他 |
| 1563 | he came out and he started talking about things | 他出来 开始谈论事情 |
| 1564 | he shouldn't have talked about. | 他不应该谈论。 |
| 1565 | And as soon as he did that, the NDAs came, | 一旦他这样做, NDAs来了, |
| 1566 | which is a little sad because up until that point, | 有点悲哀 因为直到那时 |
| 1567 | it was really just everything we did | 我们所做的一切 |
| 1568 | was based on the honor system. | 是建立在荣誉制度之上的 |
| 1569 | Did you ever have any form of imposter syndrome? | 你有过冒牌货综合症吗? |
| 1570 | We talked earlier that when you joined the secret service, | 我们之前说过 你加入特勤局时 |
| 1571 | there was what, 98% men or something crazy? | 98%的男人还是什么疯子? |
| 1572 | It was. | 没错 |
| 1573 | And so as a woman in that environment, | 所以作为一个女人 在那种环境中, |
| 1574 | I know that you underwent a lot of prejudice, | 我知道你遭受了很多偏见 |
| 1575 | a lot of discrimination, a lot of comments. | 很多歧视,很多评论。 |
| 1576 | Did that ever leave you feeling like | 难道你曾经觉得 |
| 1577 | you were somewhere you weren't supposed to be, | 你当时在不该去的地方 |
| 1578 | or as they describe it as imposter syndrome? | 还是他们称之为冒牌综合症? |
| 1579 | So I hate that word. | 所以我讨厌这个词。 |
| 1580 | And I don't let it live in my head. | 亦不令其生于脑中. |
| 1581 | And it's like, who invented that word? | 就像是谁发明了这个词? |
| 1582 | I think there's like these two researchers. | 我觉得这两位研究者一样 |
| 1583 | And I want to say, I could be completely wrong. | 我想说 我可能完全错了 |
| 1584 | So everybody be kind to me if I'm making a mistake. | 所以,每个人都对我好 如果我犯了一个错误。 |
| 1585 | But I had looked into it and I can't remember. | 但我已经调查过了 我不记得了 |
| 1586 | And I think it was two researchers who invented it | 我觉得是两位研究者发明的 |
| 1587 | specifically for women. | 特别针对妇女。 |
| 1588 | So I don't have imposter syndrome. | 所以我没有冒牌货综合症。 |
| 1589 | I earned to where I got. | 我从哪里得到的 |
| 1590 | I killed myself to get there. | 我为了到那里自杀了 |
| 1591 | So I always felt like, oh wow, how did I get here? | 所以我总是觉得,哦,哇, 我怎么来到这里? |
| 1592 | But I'm like, I got here. | 但我喜欢,我来到这里。 |
| 1593 | So I never let that live in my head and take up real estate. | 所以我从不让它活在我的脑子里 占据房地产 |
| 1594 | So one is my naiveness and my ignorance | 所以,一个是我的天真和无知 |
| 1595 | allowed me to get to where I was | 允许我回到我原来的位置 |
| 1596 | because I didn't have this narrative. | 因为我没有这个叙事。 |
| 1597 | I shouldn't be there. | 我不应该在那里。 |
| 1598 | By whose standard? | 谁的标准? |
| 1599 | That's one. | 就是这样 |
| 1600 | The other thing is, I'm not going to dismiss and say | 另一件事是,我不会 解雇和说 |
| 1601 | that I did not endure difficult things. | 我没有忍受艰难的事情。 |
| 1602 | Of course I did. | 当然了 |
| 1603 | I was a woman. | 我是一个女人。 |
| 1604 | Yes, these things happened. | 是的,这些事情发生了。 |
| 1605 | I remember once I was at a briefing. | 我记得有一次我在做简报 |
| 1606 | I was a brand new. | 我是一个全新的。 |
| 1607 | We were at this one briefing. | 我们参加了这次通报会。 |
| 1608 | It's me and all these guys. | 是我和所有这些家伙。 |
| 1609 | And then there was a boss giving a briefing to everybody. | 然后有个老板给大家做简报 |
| 1610 | He locked eye contact with everybody except me. | 除了我,他把眼睛和别人的接触都锁上了 |
| 1611 | He wouldn't look at me the whole briefing. | 他不会看着我 整个简报。 |
| 1612 | After every brief, and then I ended up having it | 每一次简讯之后,我终于有了 |
| 1613 | for a boss for a lot of things. | 为了老板很多事 |
| 1614 | It's like I wasn't there. | 好像我不在一样 |
| 1615 | He'd look at everybody else. | 他会看着其他人 |
| 1616 | I knew intuitively it's like he feels weird looking at me | 我直觉地知道 他看着我感觉很奇怪 |
| 1617 | because I'm a woman. | 因为我是个女人 |
| 1618 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 1619 | I was like, I still deserve to be here. | 我当时想,我仍然应该在这里。 |
| 1620 | In those environments, if someone's not, | 在那种环境中,如果有人不是, |
| 1621 | if you feel like your manager or your boss or the CEO | 如果你觉得自己是你的经理,你的老板或CEO |
| 1622 | or even like a colleague isn't showing you respect. | 甚至像一个同事 并不尊重你 |
| 1623 | And I've read your story. | 我读过你的故事 |
| 1624 | So I know that this happened multiple times in your life | 所以我知道这发生在你生命中多次 |
| 1625 | where there'd be someone around you | 你身边会有人 |
| 1626 | that wasn't showing you the respect you deserve. | 那并没有让你得到应有的尊重 |
| 1627 | And I have a lot of people that come up to me | 我有很多人来找我 |
| 1628 | and they say I'm struggling | 他们说我在挣扎 |
| 1629 | because my boss is not showing me respect | 因为我老板不尊重我 |
| 1630 | or my colleague, this colleague isn't listening to me | 或我的同事,这个同事不听我的 |
| 1631 | or all these kinds of things. | 或所有这种东西。 |
| 1632 | Where does your mind default to when I say that? | 我这么说的时候 你的头脑是哪里来的? |
| 1633 | Like, where do you go to in your mind? | 喜欢,你要去哪里 你的思想? |
| 1634 | What is your like action A? | 你的动作A是什么样? |
| 1635 | So with the last one you just said, | 你刚才说的最后一个 |
| 1636 | my colleagues don't listen to me. | 我的同事不听我的话。 |
| 1637 | I would come back and I would say, | 我会回来,我会说, |
| 1638 | give me an example of where they don't listen to you, right? | 举个例子,他们不听你的,对吧? |
| 1639 | So I would say to you, when you do speak, | 所以我会告诉你 当你说话的时候 |
| 1640 | do you look at people when you speak? | 你说话的时候会看人吗? |
| 1641 | Do you project your voice? | 你发出你的声音吗? |
| 1642 | So it's called paralinguistics. | 故名为彼语. |
| 1643 | Everyone's so focused on what they say, | 每个人都这么专注于他们所说的话, |
| 1644 | like reading my notes or reading my agenda. | 喜欢阅读我的笔记或阅读我的日程。 |
| 1645 | They don't think about the tone pitch of the voice. | 他们不考虑声音的音调投注. |
| 1646 | How are you delivering this? | 你怎么送这个的? |
| 1647 | Are you projecting your voice? | 你在投射你的声音? |
| 1648 | Or do you talk like this when you speak? | 还是你说话的时候这样说话? |
| 1649 | I have a question, I just wanna share something. | 我有一个问题, 我只是想分享一些东西。 |
| 1650 | People are gonna like glaze over. | 人们会喜欢光泽的 |
| 1651 | I have a question. | 我有个问题 |
| 1652 | Or even just the tone, how you under, | 或只是语气,你如何下, |
| 1653 | hi, I'm Evy. | 嗨,我是伊维。 |
| 1654 | Hi, I'm Evy. | 嗨,我是艾维。 |
| 1655 | Feels different. | 感觉不同 |
| 1656 | Those are simple things you can do | 很简单,你可以做的 |
| 1657 | to make sure people hear you. | 确保人们听到你。 |
| 1658 | The other thing is, I say this a lot | 另一件事是,我常说 |
| 1659 | when I speak to companies | 当我和公司谈话时 |
| 1660 | because communication is a big thing. | 因为沟通是件大事 |
| 1661 | Don't just talk to talk. | 别光是说话 |
| 1662 | There's this thing out there and especially with women | 外面有这个东西 特别是女人 |
| 1663 | where it's like, make sure they hear you. | 让他们听到你的声音 |
| 1664 | Make sure your voice is heard at the table. | 确保你的声音在桌子上被听到。 |
| 1665 | I'm fine with that. | 没关系 |
| 1666 | Do you have something beneficial to say or value to say? | 你有什么好说的或有价值的? |
| 1667 | Because if you don't, don't say anything. | 因为如果你不说,不要说什么。 |
| 1668 | Half the meetings I go to, I don't speak | 半场我参加的会议,我不说话 |
| 1669 | because maybe I have nothing to say. | 因为我也许没什么好说的 |
| 1670 | It's so interesting. | 这很有趣。 |
| 1671 | I am from being in many boardrooms for many, many years, | 我从很多年,很多年的会议室里 |
| 1672 | probably 15 years being in marketing boardrooms, | 可能15年在销售室, |
| 1673 | not 15 years, about 10 years being in marketing boardrooms | 不是15年,大约10年是在 营销董事会 |
| 1674 | with CEOs, with my team, with lots of different people, | 与首席执行官,与我的团队, 与很多不同的人, |
| 1675 | lots of different teams. | 很多不同的团队。 |
| 1676 | I've had thousands and thousands of meetings. | 我有过上千次会议 |
| 1677 | I eventually observed something in myself, | 我最终发现自己身上有些东西 |
| 1678 | which is a bit of a prejudice that I have, | 这是有点偏见,我有, |
| 1679 | which is the minute someone speaks, | 这时候,有人说话, |
| 1680 | based on their contribution score, | 根据其贡献分数, |
| 1681 | which is like a credit score, | 这就像一个积分, |
| 1682 | based on all of the contributions you made in the past, | 基于你过去的所有贡献, |
| 1683 | in those first couple of seconds, | 在这前两秒钟, |
| 1684 | if their previous contributions were all valuable, | 如果他们以前的贡献都是有价值的, |
| 1685 | everyone in the room would stop and look and lean in. | 房间里的每个人都会停下来看,然后靠着。 |
| 1686 | But if they had developed a low contribution score | 但是,如果他们发展了一个低贡献分数 |
| 1687 | because they'd continually talked for the sake of talking, | 因为他们为了说话而不断说话 |
| 1688 | i.e. | 即说. |
| 1689 | they're just like, I'll give you an example. | 他们就像,我给你一个例子。 |
| 1690 | In my New York office back in the day, | 那天我在纽约的办公室 |
| 1691 | there was this one guy who, | 有个家伙 |
| 1692 | we'd be in a brainstorm trying to solve a problem, | 我们会在一场脑风暴 试图解决问题, |
| 1693 | and he would start speaking. | 然后他开始说话。 |
| 1694 | And you'd see, by the way he started speaking, | 你会发现, 通过他开始说话的方式, |
| 1695 | that he hadn't actually thought through | 他没有真正思考过 |
| 1696 | what he was going to say. | 他会说什么。 |
| 1697 | And he'd go, what about if we put a, | 他会去,如果我们放一个, |
| 1698 | I don't know, like a pop-up, | 我不知道,像弹出, |
| 1699 | and maybe we'll do some TikToks. | 也许我们会做一些TikToks。 |
| 1700 | And so honestly, what I then observed from that individual | 老实说,我从这个人身上看到的 |
| 1701 | is every time they open their mouth, | 他们每张嘴, |
| 1702 | people would instantly basically dismiss the idea | 人们会立刻放弃这个想法 |
| 1703 | because they had such a low contribution score. | 因为他们的贡献分数很低 |
| 1704 | And we all have a contribution score. | 我们都有一个贡献分数。 |
| 1705 | You have one, I have one, | 你有一个,我有一个, |
| 1706 | based on the last 10 years of when we've opened our mouth, | 根据过去10年我们张开嘴, |
| 1707 | how valuable it was to the people around us. | 这对我们周围的人有多有价值 |
| 1708 | That individual, whenever he spoke, | 这个人,每当他说话, |
| 1709 | I would see the person sat next to him, who I won't name, | 我看见坐在他旁边的人 我不会说出他的名字 |
| 1710 | almost low-key roll their eyes in the first five seconds | 几乎低调地在头5秒钟里翻转眼睛 |
| 1711 | and shut it down before he'd even got it out. | 在他把它弄出来之前关掉它 |
| 1712 | And then there was this other guy called, | 然后还有一个人叫, |
| 1713 | in my UK office called Paul, | 在我的英国办公室 叫保罗, |
| 1714 | never spoke, like never really said anything, | 从来没有说过, 像从来没有真正说过什么, |
| 1715 | super mature, super experienced guy. | 超成熟,超有经验的家伙。 |
| 1716 | The minute he said anything, | 他一说什么 |
| 1717 | because every time he opened his mouth, | 因为每次他张开嘴 |
| 1718 | it was important and valuable and considered. | 这是重要和有价值的,经过考虑。 |
| 1719 | Everyone went, he could interrupt anyone, | 每个人都去,他可以打断任何人, |
| 1720 | the instant silence, everyone stares over at this guy. | 立即的沉默 每个人都盯着这家伙看 |
| 1721 | Because when he contributed, | 因为当他捐款的时候 |
| 1722 | we all knew that he had something valuable to add. | 我们都知道他有有价值的东西要补充。 |
| 1723 | And I, so I would say to my team, | 我,所以我要对我的人说, |
| 1724 | and I said this to this team, | 我告诉这个团队, |
| 1725 | that we're here with this in New York, | 我们在这里与这个在纽约, |
| 1726 | like just make sure you protect your contribution score. | 就像只是确保你保护 你的贡献分。 |
| 1727 | That's such a brilliant way to say it, yes. | 说得真好 |
| 1728 | You're probably, yes, it's like it's your score | 你可能,是的,这就像是你的分数 |
| 1729 | because people keep taps on you. | 因为人们总是在拍你。 |
| 1730 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 1731 | They know, Steven's gonna say something, | 他们知道,史蒂文会说什么, |
| 1732 | he doesn't always speak, | 他不总是说话, |
| 1733 | but if he's gonna say something, | 但是如果他要说什么, |
| 1734 | every time he drops something, he drops something of value. | 每次他掉东西的时候 他就会掉一些有价值的东西 |
| 1735 | Where people think like, I have to talk | 人们想的地方,我得谈谈 |
| 1736 | because everyone tells me I have to talk, make my voice heard. | 因为每个人都说我要说话,让我的声音被听到 |
| 1737 | No, shut up. | 不,闭嘴。 |
| 1738 | And if you're silent, then you're not of value, | 如果你沉默,那么你没有价值, |
| 1739 | that's what people think, they think. | 这是人们的想法,他们的想法。 |
| 1740 | Right. | 对 |
| 1741 | You didn't add anything. | 你什么都没加 |
| 1742 | Right. | 对 |
| 1743 | Well, you didn't take anything away either. | 你也没拿走任何东西 |
| 1744 | Yes, I will tell you this too, Steven, | 是的,我也会告诉你,史蒂芬 |
| 1745 | when I go to meetings or sometimes I go to meetings, | 当我去开会或有时去开会, |
| 1746 | and if I'm the dumbest person in the room, | 如果我是房间里最蠢的人 |
| 1747 | I'm the happiest person. | 我是最快乐的人 |
| 1748 | That's the one time where I'm happy | 那是我快乐的一次 |
| 1749 | because I'm thinking, wow, | 因为我想,哇, |
| 1750 | look at all these smart people around me | 看看身边这么多聪明人 |
| 1751 | and I get to be part of this. | 我也会参与其中 |
| 1752 | I get to listen. | 我会听的 |
| 1753 | I love to sit back and listen. | 我喜欢坐着听 |
| 1754 | There's times, I just had a meeting | 有几次,我刚开了个会 |
| 1755 | with like my scripted agent, Sylvie, | 就像我的剧本经纪人西尔维 |
| 1756 | with my manager about some TV project, | 和我经理谈一些电视项目 |
| 1757 | and I knew enough to know to say, | 我足够知道该说 |
| 1758 | they're like, hey, Evie, this and this, | 他们就像,嘿,Evie,这个和这个, |
| 1759 | and I said, you know what? | 我说,你知道吗? |
| 1760 | This is space I don't know, I'm gonna follow your lead, | 这是我不知道的空间, 我会遵循你的线索, |
| 1761 | fill me in, I'm taking a seat back, | 说吧,我要坐回去 |
| 1762 | you guys do the talking. | 你们来说话 |
| 1763 | I'm gonna let you in on a little secret. | 我要告诉你一个小秘密 |
| 1764 | What is in the Diary of a CEO cup? | 首席执行官杯的日记里有什么? |
| 1765 | This cup that sits in front of me | 这杯子坐在我面前 |
| 1766 | when I interview these people, | 当我采访这些人时, |
| 1767 | sometimes for three hours, | 有时三个小时, |
| 1768 | and sometimes three people a day, | 有时每天有三个人 |
| 1769 | and the answer is this, perfecto. | 答案是这个,完美。 |
| 1770 | I invested in the company on Dragon's Den, | 我投资公司 在龙穴, |
| 1771 | and since then they've gone from an idea | 从那时起,他们从一个想法出发 |
| 1772 | to the fastest growing energy drink in the UK. | 在英国增长最快的能源饮料。 |
| 1773 | It is a matcha energy drink, | 这是一个火柴能量饮料, |
| 1774 | and it is absolutely delicious, | 这绝对是美味的, |
| 1775 | but that's not why I choose to drink it on this podcast. | 但这不是为什么我选择 喝这个播客。 |
| 1776 | The reason I choose to drink it | 我选择喝这个的原因 |
| 1777 | is because it gives me what I call all day energy. | 因为它给了我所谓的一整天的能量。 |
| 1778 | I don't get the same crashes that I used to get | 我和以前不一样 |
| 1779 | with other energy drinks. | 和其他能量饮料。 |
| 1780 | If you're in the middle of a conversation, | 如果你在谈话 |
| 1781 | or you're in the middle of a talk on stage, | 或者你在台上闲谈 |
| 1782 | or in the boardroom, | 或在会议室, |
| 1783 | the last thing you wanna do is have a crash. | 你最不想做的就是发生车祸 |
| 1784 | You don't want jitters, and you need focus, | 你不想紧张, 你需要集中精神, |
| 1785 | and that is why they now sponsor this podcast. | 这就是为什么他们现在赞助这个播客。 |
| 1786 | Not only is it delicious, | 不仅好吃 |
| 1787 | but it gives me a significant competitive advantage. | 但它给了我巨大的竞争优势。 |
| 1788 | If you haven't tried it, go down to a Tesco, | 如果你还没有尝试过, 去Tesco, |
| 1789 | go to a Waitrose, or go online, | 去维特洛斯 或者上网 |
| 1790 | and use the code Diary10 at checkout, | 并在离职时使用代码Diary10, |
| 1791 | and you'll get 10% off. | 你会得到10%的折扣。 |
| 1792 | And when you do try it, let me know how you get on. | 当你尝试, 让我知道你是如何得到的。 |
| 1793 | You're someone who has a default to taking responsibility. | 你是没有责任的人 |
| 1794 | You know, like the opposite, I guess, | 你知道,就像相反,我想, |
| 1795 | of taking responsibility is becoming a victim, | 承担责任正在成为受害者, |
| 1796 | which we talked a little bit about | 我们聊了一下 |
| 1797 | before we started recording, | 在我们开始录制之前 |
| 1798 | but people don't like taking responsibility. | 但人们不喜欢承担责任 |
| 1799 | It almost is like holding a mirror up to yourself. | 它几乎就像拿着一面镜子 自己。 |
| 1800 | It's much easier to go through life blaming the world, | 怪罪世界的生活容易得多 |
| 1801 | blaming the government, blaming circumstance, luck, | 指责政府 指责情况 指责运气 |
| 1802 | parents, the guy that did it to me, | 父母,谁做了它给我, |
| 1803 | my ex-boyfriend, my ex-husband. | 我的前男友,我的前夫。 |
| 1804 | It's a much easier way, it's a much more comfortable way | 比较容易,比较舒服 |
| 1805 | to exist within your mind for most people, | 在你的脑海里为大多数人存在, |
| 1806 | for a lot of people. | 对很多人来说 |
| 1807 | I sat with a guy called Mo Gawdat many years ago, | 几年前我和一个叫莫·戈达特的家伙坐在一起 |
| 1808 | and he, the first time he came on my podcast, | 他,他第一次来到我的播客, |
| 1809 | and he told me that when he writes a book, | 他告诉我 当他写一本书, |
| 1810 | he gets 500 people at random, members of the public, | 他随机得到500人 公众成员, |
| 1811 | to go into a Google doc and kind of read through it. | 进入谷歌博士 并读取它。 |
| 1812 | And he goes, for some reason, | 他去,出于某种原因, |
| 1813 | when people got to the section about personal responsibility, | 当人们来到 关于个人责任的部分, |
| 1814 | about 10% of people just click off, | 大约10%的人刚刚点击关闭, |
| 1815 | because they don't wanna read that. | 因为他们不想读 |
| 1816 | Because nothing's my fault. | 因为没有什么是我的错。 |
| 1817 | They don't want someone to tell them | 他们不想有人告诉他们 |
| 1818 | that they can change their life. | 他们可以改变自己的生活。 |
| 1819 | And I've always found that really bizarre, | 我一直觉得这很奇怪 |
| 1820 | like people don't want to know that they, | 就像人们不想知道那样 |
| 1821 | some people don't want to know that wherever they are now | 有些人不想知道 他们现在在哪里 |
| 1822 | and where they want to be will largely be based, | 并且他们想住的地方, |
| 1823 | in most circumstances, not all, | 多数情况下,不是所有, |
| 1824 | be based on what they do now and tomorrow and the day after. | 以他们现在、明天和第二天的行为为基础。 |
| 1825 | There's something about victimhood, | 有一点关于受害者, |
| 1826 | which both alleviates blame from ourselves | 这都减轻了我们的责任 |
| 1827 | and makes us feel justified in our misery. | 使我们在痛苦中感到正当 |
| 1828 | Do you know, but some people want to live there. | 你知道吗,但有些人想住在那里。 |
| 1829 | It becomes their identity. | 它成为他们的身份。 |
| 1830 | So I am this. | 我就是这样 |
| 1831 | I am how I am today because of this thing | 今天我就是这样 因为这件事 |
| 1832 | that happened to me a long time ago. | 这发生在我很久以前。 |
| 1833 | I remember working with this woman. | 我记得和这个女人一起工作 |
| 1834 | There was a window during COVID | COVID期间有个窗口 |
| 1835 | when people were writing to me, and I was like, ah, | 当人们给我写信, 而我就像,啊, |
| 1836 | it's quiet, let me do consultations. | 安静,让我做咨询。 |
| 1837 | And I did consultation mentors, | 我做了咨询导师, |
| 1838 | and I had this one woman come to me, | 我让这个女人来找我 |
| 1839 | and I would get people like what you're talking about | 我会得到人们喜欢 你所说的 |
| 1840 | every now and then. | 时不时 |
| 1841 | Usually when most people came to me, though, | 通常,当大多数人来找我,虽然, |
| 1842 | they knew what they were getting, | 他们知道自己得到了什么, |
| 1843 | but I would have people come to me | 但我会让别人来找我 |
| 1844 | that just wanted me to validate | 那只是想让我验证 |
| 1845 | that somebody else did this to you | 别人对你做的 |
| 1846 | or you're okay to feel this way. | 或者你可以这样想 |
| 1847 | This one woman came to me, she was a therapist, | 有个女人来找我 是个心理医生 |
| 1848 | and she came to me and she told me | 她来找我,告诉我 |
| 1849 | about some hardships she had when she was young. | 关于她年轻时遇到的一些困难 |
| 1850 | I think what she had was she grew up with no money, | 我觉得她从小没钱 |
| 1851 | it was very traumatic. | 伤得很重 |
| 1852 | She had to take care of her brother, | 她不得不照顾她的兄弟, |
| 1853 | and there was a term for it, | 并有一个期限, |
| 1854 | I forgot it was a clinical term. | 我忘了那是个临床术语 |
| 1855 | And because of that trauma, today she has all these issues. | 由于这种创伤,她今天有这些问题。 |
| 1856 | And so she's like, I have a hard time | 所以她喜欢,我有困难 |
| 1857 | talking in front of people, I have anxiety, | 在人们面前说话, 我有焦虑, |
| 1858 | and she was telling me this stuff. | 她告诉我这些东西。 |
| 1859 | I said, why don't we leave what happened to you here, here? | 我说,我们为什么不把发生在你身上的事留在这儿? |
| 1860 | Let's leave it there. | 让我们把它留在那里。 |
| 1861 | I said, and let's look at what we're doing, | 我说,让我们看看我们在做什么, |
| 1862 | because you're telling me, Evy, I wanna perform in life, | 因为你告诉我,艾薇 我想在生活中表演, |
| 1863 | but it's like you've just bought yourself | 但好像你刚刚买了自己 |
| 1864 | this brand new Porsche, and you're like, | 这个全新的保时捷,你就像, |
| 1865 | this thing won't go past 50 or 60, why? | 这东西不会超过50或60,为什么? |
| 1866 | Because I'm like, because you have this big-ass U-Haul | 因为我喜欢, 因为你有一个大屁股U -豪尔 |
| 1867 | attached to it, and it can't, | 附属于它, 它不能, |
| 1868 | so why don't we leave this back there, | 所以我们为什么不把这个留在后面 |
| 1869 | and we'll move forward. | 我们继续前进 |
| 1870 | Would you believe, Steven, she lost her mind? | 你相信吗 史蒂文 她疯了吗? |
| 1871 | She's like, how dare you? | 她喜欢,你怎么敢? |
| 1872 | How dare you dismiss what I've been through? | 你竟敢抛弃我的经历? |
| 1873 | How dare you? | 你怎么敢这样? |
| 1874 | Read the room, I will never forget her. | 看房间,我永远不会忘记她。 |
| 1875 | And the thing was, it was so part of who she was today, | 事情是这样的,这是她今天的一部分, |
| 1876 | it was her, it defined her so much, | 这是她, 它定义了她这么多, |
| 1877 | she didn't wanna leave it behind, | 她不想丢下它, |
| 1878 | she just wanted to talk about it more. | 她只是想多谈谈 |
| 1879 | And so sometimes people- | 所以有时候人们... |
| 1880 | Why doesn't she wanna leave it behind, do you think? | 为什么她不想留下它 你觉得呢? |
| 1881 | Because it's her identity, it's who she is, | 因为这是她的身份, 她是谁, |
| 1882 | it's like people who have been through something, | 这就像人们 谁经历过的东西, |
| 1883 | an experience. | 一个经验。 |
| 1884 | I will give you another example, September 11th. | 我将举另一个例子,9月11日。 |
| 1885 | So I was in the World Trade Center on September 11th, | 9月11日我在世贸中心 |
| 1886 | I survived, I was almost killed, | 我活下来了,我差点死了 |
| 1887 | I lost colleagues and friends, | 我失去了同事和朋友, |
| 1888 | but I was also around other people | 但我也在别人身边 |
| 1889 | who experienced what I experienced. | 他们体验了我的经历。 |
| 1890 | And different people behave differently, | 而不同的人行为不同, |
| 1891 | and there were some people that would reach out to me, | 有些人会来找我 |
| 1892 | remember this one guy, he was a medic, | 记住这个家伙,他是一个医生, |
| 1893 | and he saw what I saw, he experienced what I experienced, | 他看到了我所看到的 他经历了我的经历 |
| 1894 | and he just couldn't recover. | 他只是无法康复。 |
| 1895 | And he would call me up, he's like, | 他会打电话给我,他喜欢, |
| 1896 | Evie, I'm struggling, I'm struggling, | 伊维,我挣扎,我挣扎, |
| 1897 | and I tell him, I'm like, I think his name was Jerry, | 我告诉他,我觉得他叫杰瑞 |
| 1898 | I'm like, Jerry, I'm like, leave it, it's done, we're here, | 我像,杰瑞,我像,离开它, 它的完成,我们在这里, |
| 1899 | it's like, where we go? | 就像,我们要去哪里? |
| 1900 | And he couldn't, and all he did was talk about it, | 他不能, 他所做的只是谈论它, |
| 1901 | and the other thing he did is he went to therapy, | 他做的另外一件事是 他去了治疗, |
| 1902 | a lot of it. | 很多东西 |
| 1903 | And I was like, dude, I was like, | 我就像,伙计,我就像, |
| 1904 | I don't think you should be going therapy about this, | 我不认为你应该 去治疗这一点, |
| 1905 | stop talking about it. | 别再说了 |
| 1906 | I was like, you're reliving it every time. | 我当时想,你每一次都要重生 |
| 1907 | Like, therapy's supposed to, like, | 像,治疗应该,喜欢, |
| 1908 | it's a Hippocratic oath, do no harm, | 这是一个希波克拉底的誓言,没有伤害, |
| 1909 | like, therapy's supposed to help you move forward, | 治疗应该有助于你前进 |
| 1910 | but if, I was like, if I went to therapy every week, | 但是,如果我喜欢, 如果我每周去治疗, |
| 1911 | and I talked about 9-11, I'd be a mess. | 我说的是9 -11,我会是一团糟。 |
| 1912 | I was like, leave it, let it be where it is in the past. | 我当时就想,别管它,就让它过去吧 |
| 1913 | And like, what do you do with what we experienced, | 喜欢,你做什么 用我们的经验, |
| 1914 | and how do we move forward, and how do we help other people? | 我们如何前进,如何帮助其他人? |
| 1915 | And I like, that was a scenario where I was like, | 我喜欢,那是一种情景 我像, |
| 1916 | if you keep reliving this trauma, | 如果你继续重温创伤 |
| 1917 | like, you become it, and it was him, it was him. | 就像,你变成它, 而这是他,这是他。 |
| 1918 | He left being a medic, he lost, his marriage, | 他离开了一个医生, 他失去了,他的婚姻, |
| 1919 | he got a divorce, like, his whole life just fell apart. | 他离婚了,就像, 他的整个生活只是崩溃了。 |
| 1920 | But do you know, he wanted to stay there. | 但你知道吗,他想留在那 |
| 1921 | He didn't want to leave it. | 他不想离开它。 |
| 1922 | It was what, it was, it defined who he was. | 这是什么,这是,它是, 它定义了他是谁。 |
| 1923 | I met another dude, I shouldn't say dude, | 我遇到了另一个男人, 我不该说,伙计, |
| 1924 | but I met another man who I knew. | 但我遇到了另一个我认识的人 |
| 1925 | He was an iron worker, nice guy, | 他是个铁匠,是个好人 |
| 1926 | he does a lot of stuff around 9-11, | 他在9 -11左右做很多事情, |
| 1927 | but I remember once I interviewed him for a news thing. | 但我记得我曾经采访过他 做新闻 |
| 1928 | He didn't know anything about me. | 他对我一无所知 |
| 1929 | This was strictly news as a journalist | 这完全是记者新闻 |
| 1930 | after I left the Secret Service, | 我离开特勤局后 |
| 1931 | and it was a 9-11 piece we were doing. | 这是9 -11的作品 我们做了。 |
| 1932 | I didn't say anything, because of course it's not about me, | 我什么也没说,因为那当然不关我的事 |
| 1933 | it's about him. | 这是关于他的。 |
| 1934 | I remember putting his mics on, and doing stuff, | 我还记得他戴上麦克风 做点什么 |
| 1935 | and getting ready to do my video thing with him. | 准备和他一起拍我的视频 |
| 1936 | He had like, 9-11 tattoos all over his arm. | 他手臂上有9-11个纹身 |
| 1937 | And like, he had a 9-11 room, | 他有一个911房间 |
| 1938 | he's like, let me show you my room, | 他喜欢,让我告诉你 我的房间, |
| 1939 | and again, I said nothing. | 再说一遍,我什么都没说 |
| 1940 | I remember thinking, I'm like, | 我记得在想,我像, |
| 1941 | it's like, I can't, I would never tattoo | 就像,我不能,我不会纹身 |
| 1942 | the towers on my arms. | 塔在我的手臂上。 |
| 1943 | I was like, I can't. | 我当时想,我不能。 |
| 1944 | I'm like, what mental mindset are you going to be in? | 我很喜欢,什么精神 心态你会是什么? |
| 1945 | And he had a room with all his 9-11 stuff. | 他有一个房间 与他的所有9 -11的东西。 |
| 1946 | I was like, I don't, I have a Valor Award. | 我好像,我没有,我有一个英勇奖。 |
| 1947 | It's under my bed. | 它在我的床底下。 |
| 1948 | My dad had took it, he hung it, | 我爸爸拿走了,他挂起来了 |
| 1949 | then when he passed away, I took it and I put it away again. | 然后当他去世时,我把它拿走,我又把它收起来。 |
| 1950 | It's under my bed. | 它在我的床底下。 |
| 1951 | I think that these things, | 我认为这些东西, |
| 1952 | there are certain types of people, Steven, | 有一些类型的人,史蒂芬, |
| 1953 | that they want to be tied to this. | 他们想被绑在这上面 |
| 1954 | It's their story, and when they meet you, | 这是他们的故事 当他们见到你时 |
| 1955 | they're gonna tell you about it. | 他们会告诉你的 |
| 1956 | Oh, do you know what I would have been through? | 你知道我会经历什么吗? |
| 1957 | I'm recovering from this. | 我从这里恢复过来。 |
| 1958 | I'm surviving for this. | 我活下来了 |
| 1959 | You come across those folks, because that's their identity. | 你遇到那些人, 因为那是他们的身份。 |
| 1960 | It's become who they are, | 变成他们是谁了 |
| 1961 | and they don't know how to let it go. | 他们不知道该怎么放手 |
| 1962 | And it's okay, but that's for them. | 没关系,但那是给他们的 |
| 1963 | It's not for me. | 这不是为我。 |
| 1964 | What is the harm then of not letting go of our trauma | 不放下创伤有什么不好? |
| 1965 | and embodying it and allowing it to become our identity? | 让它成为我们的身份? |
| 1966 | Like, what does it stop us from doing? | 像,它阻止我们做什么? |
| 1967 | Because I'm not a 9-11 survivor, I'm heavy. | 因为我不是911的幸存者 我很重 |
| 1968 | That's something I experienced one day in my life, | 这是我一生中经历的一天, |
| 1969 | and you're gonna tell me that one day defines who I am | 你会告诉我,有一天 确定我是谁 |
| 1970 | for the rest of my life? | 一辈子? |
| 1971 | Fuck no. | 他妈的没有。 |
| 1972 | If it does, what's the harm? | 如果真的这样,有什么不好? |
| 1973 | Who's it ever gonna become? | 它会变成谁? |
| 1974 | I'm gonna be a mess. | 我会是一团糟。 |
| 1975 | I'm gonna be afraid to go in a high-rise building. | 我会害怕去一个高层建筑。 |
| 1976 | I'm gonna be afraid to get onto a plane. | 我会害怕上飞机 |
| 1977 | Three weeks after 9-11, I got on a plane. | 911事件三周后 我上了飞机 |
| 1978 | I was like, oh, no, no, no, no. | 我当时想,哦,不,不,不,不。 |
| 1979 | This is not, kill fear while it's so small. | 这不是,在这么小的时候杀死恐惧。 |
| 1980 | This is not gonna become a monster. | 这不会变成一个怪物。 |
| 1981 | I got my ass on a plane. | 我的屁股在飞机上。 |
| 1982 | I was like, I can't control everything in my life, | 我当时想,我不能 控制我的生活的一切, |
| 1983 | but I can navigate the outcome of my life to some degree. | 但我可以在某种程度上把握人生的结局 |
| 1984 | Not all. | 还没 |
| 1985 | I'm not gonna be at the mercy of the world. | 我不会被世界所左右 |
| 1986 | I can take ownership to some degree, Steven, | 我可以在某种程度上当家作主 史蒂芬 |
| 1987 | but I have to choose to want it. | 但我必须选择想要它。 |
| 1988 | Not everybody wants it, but it's also, I have to, | 不是每个人都想要,但这也是,我必须, |
| 1989 | you and I or whoever has to have enough intelligence | 你和我,或者任何人 拥有足够的智力 |
| 1990 | to see that when someone is like that, just leave them. | 看着别人这样的时候 离开他们 |
| 1991 | They don't want you to fix their problems. | 他们不希望你解决他们的问题。 |
| 1992 | They want to be there. | 他们想在那里。 |
| 1993 | Let them be there. | 让他们在那里。 |
| 1994 | However, if it's someone you're looking to hire or date | 不过,如果是你要找的人 雇人或约会 |
| 1995 | or hang out with, now you decide, | 或挂出,现在你决定, |
| 1996 | is this someone I want to be around | 我想和这个人在一起 |
| 1997 | because it is not good for me? | 因为这样对我不好? |
| 1998 | Those are two different things. | 这两件事不同。 |
| 1999 | I want to come back to this 9-11 thing, | 我想回到9 -11的事情, |
| 2000 | but it reminded me of a conversation I had | 但它让我想起我曾经的谈话 |
| 2001 | with someone recently where they were telling me | 最近有人告诉我 |
| 2002 | about all the problems in their life | 他们生活中的所有问题 |
| 2003 | and problems they were having | 以及他们遇到的问题 |
| 2004 | with a particular job that they have. | 他们有一份特殊的工作 |
| 2005 | And I remember asking them, I was like, | 我记得我问他们,我说, |
| 2006 | did you, you chose that job, right? | 你选择了那份工作,对吧? |
| 2007 | And you can leave. | 你可以离开。 |
| 2008 | And they were so offended by the idea | 他们被这个想法冒犯了 |
| 2009 | that they had a choice. | 他们有一个选择。 |
| 2010 | Like, and they eventually, they admitted to me | 就像,最终,他们承认了我 |
| 2011 | that they could leave and they would be fine | 他们可以离开,他们可以没事 |
| 2012 | because they have enough money | 因为他们有足够的钱 |
| 2013 | and that they interviewed for that job and went for it. | 他们为那份工作面试并去面试 |
| 2014 | And they also could leave, | 他们也可以离开, |
| 2015 | but they weren't interested in choice. | 但他们对选择没兴趣 |
| 2016 | Like, I remember saying to them, like, I've never, | 喜欢,我记得告诉他们, 像,我从来没有, |
| 2017 | this is a good friend of mine. | 这是我的好朋友 |
| 2018 | I remember saying to them, like, | 我记得对他们说,就像, |
| 2019 | why don't you want power in this situation? | 为什么在这种情况下你不想要权力? |
| 2020 | Like, why don't you want to be empowered? | 喜欢,为什么不想要 被赋予权力? |
| 2021 | You're like, I could observe in them | 你就像,我可以从中观察 |
| 2022 | that they wanted to be disempowered. | 他们想被废黜 |
| 2023 | They wanted to be powerless. | 他们想变得无能为力。 |
| 2024 | They wanted to be a victim of circumstance. | 他们想成为环境的受害者。 |
| 2025 | They didn't want to have a conversation about choices | 他们不想谈选择 |
| 2026 | and the decisions they could make. | 以及他们能做出的决定 |
| 2027 | They were not interested. | 他们不感兴趣。 |
| 2028 | And I was like, Jesus Christ, like, what a way to live. | 我就像,耶稣基督一样, 多好的生活方式。 |
| 2029 | What a way to live, to not want to, you know, | 活着,不想,你知道, |
| 2030 | because objectively bad things happen to people. | 因为客观上坏事发生在人们身上 |
| 2031 | You know, traumas, they go through things | 你知道,创伤,他们经历的东西 |
| 2032 | which were nothing of their doing. | 他们没有做什么。 |
| 2033 | They weren't to blame. | 不怪他们 |
| 2034 | But it doesn't mean, right, | 但这并不意味着,正确的, |
| 2035 | that we can't do something about it. | 我们不能做点什么。 |
| 2036 | There's a very two different things, like. | 有非常两样东西,像。 |
| 2037 | But you have to want it. | 但你必须想要它。 |
| 2038 | Some people don't. | 有些人不会 |
| 2039 | So I think what you'll do is you'll be able to, | 所以,我认为你会做的是,你可以, |
| 2040 | people come to you and they'll say, | 人们来找你,他们会说, |
| 2041 | Steven, I need help, or this and that. | 史蒂芬,我需要帮助 或者这个或者那个 |
| 2042 | But you'll be able to see | 但你会看到 |
| 2043 | who genuinely really wants to move forward, | 他们的确想前进, |
| 2044 | who just wants to just tell you about it. | 谁只想告诉你这件事。 |
| 2045 | How would you be able to identify the difference? | 如何辨别差别. |
| 2046 | So people who are, it's called being identity. | 因此,人们谁是, 这被称为身份。 |
| 2047 | And I used this word before, but more in a clinical, | 我以前用过这个词,但更像是临床上的 |
| 2048 | not in a clinical, but more in the way that I've learned it | 不是临床上的,而是我学到的更多 |
| 2049 | through training and the research. | 通过培训和研究。 |
| 2050 | I also have a master's in forensic psychology. | 我还有一个法医心理学硕士 |
| 2051 | When someone is identity, they use repeated, | 当某人是身份, 他们使用重复, |
| 2052 | you'll hear them say I, I, I, I a lot. | 你会听到他们说我,我,我,我很多。 |
| 2053 | You can even see this in an email. | 你甚至可以在邮件里看到这个 |
| 2054 | People who are identity tend to be highly depressed, | 身份认同的人往往非常沮丧 |
| 2055 | have a lot of anxiety. | 有很多焦虑。 |
| 2056 | They're very self-focused. | 二者极自专心. |
| 2057 | They're very emotional based. | 他们非常情绪化 |
| 2058 | So you can spot these individuals. | 所以,你可以发现这些人。 |
| 2059 | Now look, we all visit identity land from time to time. | 听着,我们不时地访问身份地。 |
| 2060 | Like, I may go through something difficult | 喜欢,我可能会经历一些困难 |
| 2061 | and have a moment in this identity space, | 并有一个片刻 在这个身份空间, |
| 2062 | but then I'm like, okay, I have to recover. | 但我想,好吧, 我必须恢复。 |
| 2063 | But some people stay in this space. | 但有些人留在这个空间。 |
| 2064 | It's like their predominant disposition. | 这就像他们的主要处置。 |
| 2065 | So repeated use of I this, I that, I feel, I want, | 所以,反复使用我这个, 我,我觉得,我想, |
| 2066 | I went through, that's one red flag. | 我穿过了,那是一面红旗。 |
| 2067 | The other thing is they're very emotional. | 另一件事是,他们非常情绪化。 |
| 2068 | You'll see there's links to depression. | 你会看到与抑郁症有关联 |
| 2069 | They're typically depressed, but they stay in this space. | 他们通常很郁闷,但他们留在这个空间. |
| 2070 | The other thing is people like this who complain a lot. | 另一件事是这种人经常抱怨 |
| 2071 | Do you know that when you relive a trauma | 你知道当你重温创伤时 |
| 2072 | or you complain or you have drama, | 或者你抱怨或你有戏剧, |
| 2073 | like you get those cortisol hits. | 就像你得到那些皮质醇的打击。 |
| 2074 | You'll get also adrenaline hits. | 你也会得肾上腺素的 |
| 2075 | You get F3. | 你会得到F3。 |
| 2076 | It's your fight, flight, freeze response. | 这是你的战斗,飞行,冻结反应。 |
| 2077 | We peak. | 我们顶峰。 |
| 2078 | And some people get addicted to that peak. | 而有些人对那个高峰上瘾。 |
| 2079 | I'm addicted to the trauma. | 我对创伤上瘾了 |
| 2080 | I'm addicted to feeling that. | 我上瘾的感觉。 |
| 2081 | It's like last week I was racing a car. | 这就像上周 我赛车。 |
| 2082 | I was at Ports and I was racing cars for fun. | 我在波特斯 和赛车为乐趣。 |
| 2083 | And when you're in the car, you're in the present, right? | 当你在车里的时候,你就在现在,对吗? |
| 2084 | I'm like, shh. | 我很喜欢,嘘。 |
| 2085 | Look, trying not to hit the cones, doing whatever. | 听着 尽量不打锥子 做任何事 |
| 2086 | I'm there, I'm in the moment. | 我在那里,我的时刻。 |
| 2087 | But like my adrenaline's going up. | 但我的肾上腺素会上升 |
| 2088 | I'm peaking. | 我在顶峰。 |
| 2089 | I've got my F3s on fire, but I'm focused. | 我有我的F3着火,但我焦点。 |
| 2090 | It feels, I feel alive. | 感觉,我感觉活着。 |
| 2091 | So for some people, when they get into this state, | 所以有些人,当他们进入这个状态时, |
| 2092 | when they relive this stuff and they have these spikes | 当他们重现这些东西, 他们有这些钉子 |
| 2093 | or you see them very high conflict driven | 或你看到他们 激烈的冲突驱动 |
| 2094 | or high drama driven, they get these spikes. | 或高戏剧驱动, 他们得到这些钉子。 |
| 2095 | And it's when they feel in the moment, they feel alive | 当他们感受到那一刻,他们感到活着 |
| 2096 | and you become addicted to it. | 你却沉迷于其中。 |
| 2097 | It also becomes a habit. | 这也成了一种习惯。 |
| 2098 | I was thinking then about this idea of identity | 我当时在想这个身份的想法 |
| 2099 | and what identity also sometimes seems to give people | 和什么身份 有时似乎 给人们 |
| 2100 | is it gives them a community | 是它给他们一个社区 |
| 2101 | and it gives them a sense of belonging | 让他们有归属感 |
| 2102 | and it gives them purpose, which we're all searching for. | 这给了他们我们寻找的目的 |
| 2103 | Like if I'm a insert trauma, | 就像我是一个插入 创伤, |
| 2104 | then I instantly have a community of people | 然后,我立刻有一个社区的人 |
| 2105 | that will make me feel like I belong. | 那会让我觉得属于我 |
| 2106 | And then that is something I don't want to give up. | 这才是我不想放弃的 |
| 2107 | If I give up my trauma, | 如果我放弃我的创伤, |
| 2108 | I end up giving up my sense of purpose, | 我最终放弃了使命感 |
| 2109 | my community, who I belong to, | 我所属的社区 |
| 2110 | the way the world understands me. | 这个世界理解我的方式。 |
| 2111 | And that's, oh, I guess another reason why | 这也是,哦,我想另一个原因 |
| 2112 | it can be so sticky. | 它会很粘 |
| 2113 | Like our traumas can be so sticky | 就像我们的创伤会这么粘 |
| 2114 | because we build our whole social circle around them. | 因为我们把整个社会圈子建在他们周围 |
| 2115 | We go to events about it. | 我们去看关于它的事件。 |
| 2116 | We're in little social media groups about it. | 我们参加一些社交媒体团体 |
| 2117 | But I think today trauma has become like a badge of honor now. | 但我认为今天的创伤已经变成了荣誉的徽章 |
| 2118 | In fact, you hear people talking | 其实你听到有人在说话 |
| 2119 | and it's like a competition about who has more trauma. | 这就像一个竞争 谁有更多的创伤。 |
| 2120 | Is it not that? | 是吗? |
| 2121 | Who has, I have more trauma than you. | 谁有,我有更多的创伤 比你。 |
| 2122 | No, I've had it harder than you. | 不,我比你还难受 |
| 2123 | Like it's a competition of who's had it the hardest. | 喜欢它的竞争 谁拥有它最难。 |
| 2124 | And it's become like this thing now | 现在已经变成这样了 |
| 2125 | that we put on a pedestal. | 我们把一个踏板。 |
| 2126 | I think it's just the new way to draw attention to ourselves | 我觉得这只是吸引大家注意的新方式 |
| 2127 | and to make ourselves relevant. | 并使我们自己具有相关性。 |
| 2128 | It's like ego and status. | 这就像自我和地位。 |
| 2129 | It is ego. | 这是自我。 |
| 2130 | It is status. | 这是状态。 |
| 2131 | And it's interesting the sense of belonging | 它很有趣的归属感 |
| 2132 | in group, out group. | 组,出组。 |
| 2133 | That's a whole other psychological thing. | 这是另外一种心理问题 |
| 2134 | If I'm in a group and I feel like I belong somewhere, | 如果我在一个团体 我觉得我属于某个地方 |
| 2135 | it's like how I'm taking it back to crime gangs | 就像我把它带回犯罪团伙一样 |
| 2136 | or why people join terrorist organizations. | 或者为什么人们加入恐怖组织。 |
| 2137 | They join it because they want to be part of something. | 他们加入,因为他们想参与其中 |
| 2138 | Not because they're bad people. | 不是因为他们是坏人 |
| 2139 | I want to feel like I'm part of a group. | 我想感觉自己是一群人的一部分 |
| 2140 | And so this makes me feel relevant, which is fine. | 这让我觉得很贴切,这很好。 |
| 2141 | But to a degree, you also have to have | 但在某种程度上,你还必须拥有 |
| 2142 | your sovereignty as a person. | 你作为一个人的主权。 |
| 2143 | We want to be part of something | 我们想参与其中 |
| 2144 | because we don't want to be out there alone out there. | 因为我们不想一个人在外面 |
| 2145 | But you don't have to be alone out there. | 但你不必一个人在外面 |
| 2146 | But we hitch ourselves to these narratives. | 但是,我们只是顺从于这些叙事。 |
| 2147 | And now my identity is I'm a survivor of this. | 现在,我的身份是 我是这个幸存者。 |
| 2148 | I am someone who's experienced this. | 我是经历过这种事的人 |
| 2149 | It's like, no, those are things that happened to me, | 这就像,不, 那些事情发生在我身上, |
| 2150 | but they are not who I am. | 但他们不是我 |
| 2151 | I'm an evolving thing. | 我是一个进化的东西。 |
| 2152 | I called my book Becoming Bulletproof | 我把我的书叫做"防弹" |
| 2153 | because I am always becoming. | 因为我总是变成这样 |
| 2154 | I'm becoming more. | 我变了 |
| 2155 | I'm evolving. | 我在进化 |
| 2156 | We don't stop. | 我们不停止。 |
| 2157 | I don't want to stop. | 我不想停下来。 |
| 2158 | I'm never going to get to a point where I know everything. | 我永远不会得到一个点,我知道的一切。 |
| 2159 | Every day I learn something. | 我每天都在学东西 |
| 2160 | What was the most interesting day of your career? | 你职业生涯中最有趣的一天是什么? |
| 2161 | When I say interesting, the day that you think about | 当我说有趣的时候,你想到的那一天 |
| 2162 | and go, Jesus, that was like awesome. | 去吧,耶稣,那就像真棒。 |
| 2163 | Well, that was from a movie. | 嗯,这是从电影。 |
| 2164 | So I have, I can give you a story, | 所以,我可以给你一个故事, |
| 2165 | which I don't think I've shared. | 我觉得自己没有分享过 |
| 2166 | So because I didn't look like an agent, | 因为我看起来不像经纪人 |
| 2167 | I would get pulled in for a lot of undercover stuff, | 我会被拉进来 很多卧底的东西, |
| 2168 | which I loved. | 我喜欢的 |
| 2169 | It was fun, scary. | 很有趣,吓人 |
| 2170 | But because I never got pegged for an agent, | 但因为我从未被定位为特工 |
| 2171 | like I always felt super safe. | 就像我总是觉得超级安全。 |
| 2172 | So I did this one thing where it was another undercover case | 所以我做了一件事,这是另一个卧底的案子 |
| 2173 | where they came to me and we were working with NYPD. | 他们来找我 我们和纽约警局合作 |
| 2174 | It wasn't my case, but they wanted me, | 这不是我的案子,但他们想要我 |
| 2175 | there was this organized crime ring. | 有一个有组织的犯罪圈。 |
| 2176 | I think they were Albanian | 我觉得他们是阿尔巴尼亚人 |
| 2177 | and they were selling passports, | 他们卖护照, |
| 2178 | original passports and birth certificates to terrorists. | 恐怖分子的护照和出生证原件。 |
| 2179 | This is, and so they're selling it to them | 这是,所以他们卖给他们 |
| 2180 | to help them come into the US | 帮助他们进入美国 |
| 2181 | and to other, other people who are bad actors. | 以及其他人,谁是坏演员。 |
| 2182 | So we, the agencies get wind of this | 所以,我们,机构得到风 这一点 |
| 2183 | and they want to get these guys, | 他们想抓住这些人 |
| 2184 | this guy specifically with this organized crime ring. | 这家伙特别 与这个有组织犯罪团伙。 |
| 2185 | They're trying to figure out how to get in | 他们想想办法进去 |
| 2186 | because they were so good at what they did, | 因为他们很擅长他们的行为, |
| 2187 | like you couldn't get them. | 就像你拿不到一样 |
| 2188 | So they wanted me to go in undercover | 所以他们想让我去卧底 |
| 2189 | and pretend to be someone who needed paperwork. | 假装是需要文件的人 |
| 2190 | So they're trying to figure out how do we do it. | 所以他们想找出我们该怎么做 |
| 2191 | So the idea we came up with was I would be someone | 所以,我们想出的想法是 我会成为一个人 |
| 2192 | who had been sex trafficked from an Eastern Bloc country | 从东布洛克州被贩卖的 |
| 2193 | because I can pass for it. | 因为我可以通过它。 |
| 2194 | So I started talking on the phone. | 于是我开始打电话 |
| 2195 | I was introduced in through another undercover | 我是通过另一个卧底介绍的 |
| 2196 | and talking to him on the phone | 和他在电话里说话 |
| 2197 | and I had to develop an Eastern Bloc accent. | 我不得不发展出一个东布洛克口音。 |
| 2198 | I need my papers. | 我需要我的证件。 |
| 2199 | They brought me here from my country | 他们从我的国家带我来的 |
| 2200 | because when they sex traffic people in, | 因为当他们做爱 贩卖人口, |
| 2201 | the first thing they do when they lure you in | 当他们引诱你进来时,他们做的第一件事 |
| 2202 | is they'll take your paperwork from you. | 他们会从你那里拿走你的文件 |
| 2203 | And they, and you can't even get a cell phone here | 还有他们,你连手机都拿不到 |
| 2204 | in the US without paperwork. | 在美国,没有文件。 |
| 2205 | So they take your stuff | 所以他们拿走了你的东西 |
| 2206 | and then they put you either to do sex traffic, | 然后他们让你要么做性交易, |
| 2207 | sex work or work in strip clubs or both | 性工作或在脱衣舞俱乐部或两者兼有 |
| 2208 | till you pay off your debt for them bringing to America. | 直到你还清你的债务 因为他们带美国。 |
| 2209 | So I pretended to be one of those. | 所以我假装是其中之一。 |
| 2210 | So I, you know, under that premise, I have no paperwork | 所以我,你知道,在这个前提下, 我没有文件 |
| 2211 | so I can't get an apartment. | 所以我不能得到一个公寓。 |
| 2212 | I can't get anything. | 我什么也拿不来 |
| 2213 | I'm at the mercy of these traffickers, | 我受这些贩子的摆布 |
| 2214 | which until I pay my dues, which you never do by the way, | 直到我支付我的会费, 你从来没有这样做, |
| 2215 | they keep you locked in. | 他们把你锁在里面 |
| 2216 | And then they make them afraid | 然后让他们害怕 |
| 2217 | and they tell them if you say anything, | 他们告诉他们,如果你说什么, |
| 2218 | they're gonna deport you back, which actually is not true. | 他们要把你遣送回去 这不是真的 |
| 2219 | However, so I take on this role. | 然而,我承担这个角色。 |
| 2220 | I start talking to this guy. | 我开始跟这家伙说话 |
| 2221 | I need papers. | 我需要证件。 |
| 2222 | I please, they take my papers. | 我求你了 他们拿走了我的证件 |
| 2223 | How much for new papers? | 新报纸多少钱? |
| 2224 | How do you line this accent? | 你怎么用这种口音? |
| 2225 | Did you just go on my own? | 你只是一个人去? |
| 2226 | I started acting and then plus my parents are immigrants. | 我开始演戏 再加上我父母是移民 |
| 2227 | I grew up in New York and Queens. | 我在纽约和皇后区长大的 |
| 2228 | So I just picked them up, but I practice it. | 所以我刚刚捡起来,但我练习它。 |
| 2229 | And I had to be good because if you're not good, | 我一定要乖 因为如果你不乖 |
| 2230 | you get a bullet to the head when you meet this guy. | 当你遇到这个家伙时 头部会中子弹 |
| 2231 | So you have to live in reality | 所以你必须活在现实中 |
| 2232 | because my life is also on the line. | 因为我的生命也是在线上。 |
| 2233 | And so I have these phone calls with them. | 所以我有这些电话与他们。 |
| 2234 | He agrees, okay, I'll meet with you. | 他同意,好吧,我会见你。 |
| 2235 | So my first meeting is passport photos. | 我第一次见面是护照照片 |
| 2236 | I had to go get passport photos. | 我得去拿护照照片 |
| 2237 | I go meet him. | 我去见他 |
| 2238 | And I remember when I met him at his, | 我记得在他身边遇见他时 |
| 2239 | I think he did construction was the outside thing he did. | 我想他做的建筑是外在的事 |
| 2240 | We meet him. | 我们遇见他。 |
| 2241 | I mean, I'm in like dress clothes. | 我是说,我穿的像衣服 |
| 2242 | I'm dressing like as a very young woman, | 我穿得像个年轻女人 |
| 2243 | but I also had to put on sneakers | 但我还得穿上运动鞋 |
| 2244 | because I'm like, hey, if this guy has to do something, | 因为我喜欢,嘿, 如果这家伙必须做一些事情, |
| 2245 | I need to be able to run. | 我需要能够运行。 |
| 2246 | So I meet him. | 我遇见他 |
| 2247 | I bring my passport photos. | 我带了护照照片 |
| 2248 | I go to this location that's a front. | 我到前面这个地方去 |
| 2249 | Hi, I'm here to see, I don't remember the guy's name. | 嗨,我在这里看到, 我不记得这家伙的名字。 |
| 2250 | They're like, oh, no, he's not here. | 他们喜欢,哦,不,他不在这里。 |
| 2251 | You'll have to wait for him. | 你必须等他。 |
| 2252 | So they play with me for a little while. | 所以他们跟我玩一会儿 |
| 2253 | Everyone's watching me from the outside, | 大家都从外面看着我 |
| 2254 | but I have no wire on. | 但我没有电线。 |
| 2255 | And we debated whether I should have a wire or not or a gun. | 我们辩论我是否应该有线还是枪 |
| 2256 | And I chose to take nothing. | 我选择什么都不拿 |
| 2257 | So I've got nothing with me, which makes me more vulnerable. | 我身上一无所有 这让我更脆弱 |
| 2258 | But my concern was if they put me through a metal detector | 但我的担心是 如果他们把我通过金属探测器 |
| 2259 | or they checked me, that would be worse | 或者他们检查我,那会更糟 |
| 2260 | because now I'm in their home | 因为现在我在他们家里 |
| 2261 | and like they'll just off me right off the bat. | 他们就会把我从球棒上扔下来 |
| 2262 | So I'm sitting there and I'm waiting. | 所以我坐在那里等着 |
| 2263 | He finally comes and he tries to lure me into his car. | 他终于来了,并试图引诱我进入他的车。 |
| 2264 | And I had been briefed, whatever you do, | 无论你做什么,我都听取了简报 |
| 2265 | you don't get into a car with this guy. | 你不能和这家伙上车 |
| 2266 | So I don't get in the car and I'm like, no, no, no, no, | 所以我不上车 我就像,不,不,不,不,不 |
| 2267 | I don't get into a car. | 我不上车。 |
| 2268 | He's like, no, we need to talk private. | 他就像,不,我们需要谈谈私人。 |
| 2269 | Now I have eyes on me and I want to make sure the agents | 现在我看到自己了 我想确认一下特工们 |
| 2270 | and everybody can see me. | 每个人都能看到我 |
| 2271 | So there's this back and forth where I'm like, | 所以,有这个 前后我喜欢, |
| 2272 | please, I afraid, I don't want to go into the car. | 请,我怕,我不想上车。 |
| 2273 | He has passport photos. | 他有护照照片 |
| 2274 | I gave him, I think it was five Gs. | 我给了他,我想是5G |
| 2275 | I gave him an envelope of five grand. | 我给了他五千块的信封 |
| 2276 | Here's the five grand. | 这是五千块 |
| 2277 | He's like, okay, come back in like two weeks. | 他就像,好吧,回来 像两个星期。 |
| 2278 | And he's like, maybe you'll get in my car. | 他就像,也许你会得到我的车。 |
| 2279 | So I come back like two weeks later, same story. | 所以我像两周后回来 同一个故事。 |
| 2280 | I meet him. | 我遇见他。 |
| 2281 | I get my passports. | 我拿到护照了 |
| 2282 | He gave me a Polish passport. | 他给我一本波兰护照 |
| 2283 | I won't forget, it was a real authentic Polish passport | 我不会忘记,这是一本真正的波兰护照 |
| 2284 | and a birth certificate and all that. | 和出生证明等等 |
| 2285 | And I'm like, the deal was though, | 而我喜欢, 交易虽然, |
| 2286 | I needed more transactions with this guy | 我需要更多的交易 与这家伙 |
| 2287 | because the more you get, the longer you can put them away. | 因为你得到的越多, 你越可以把它们收起来。 |
| 2288 | But he was so good. | 但他很厉害 |
| 2289 | We couldn't get anything that we knew he had done. | 我们得不到任何我们知道他做过的事 |
| 2290 | So I'm like, hey, I have more friends. | 所以我喜欢,嘿, 我有更多的朋友。 |
| 2291 | Can I send you more girls? | 我可以给你多送些女孩吗? |
| 2292 | I'll bring you more girls. | 我会给你带来更多的女孩。 |
| 2293 | Oh yeah. | 对 |
| 2294 | So then I start bringing him more girls. | 所以我开始给他带来更多的女孩。 |
| 2295 | Who are these girls? | 这些女孩是谁? |
| 2296 | Other undercovers, other undercover female agents | 其他卧底,其他卧底女特工 |
| 2297 | and cops. | 还有警察 |
| 2298 | We had NYPD play. | 我们有纽约警局的演出 |
| 2299 | And so we go in and we're doing this buying | 所以我们进去买东西 |
| 2300 | and selling transactions, transactions till we got enough | 和销售交易,交易 直到我们得到足够的 |
| 2301 | to get the US attorney to say, yes, we got them. | 让美国律师说,是的,我们得到了他们。 |
| 2302 | And then they went in and they took them down. | 然后他们进去,然后把他们拿下来。 |
| 2303 | That was pretty interesting. | 这很有趣。 |
| 2304 | Were you scared at any point? | 你害怕吗? |
| 2305 | I was not because I always felt safe | 我不是因为我总是觉得安全 |
| 2306 | in that nobody even ever thought I was a cop. | 连我当警察都没想到 |
| 2307 | Nobody ever thought I was an agent. | 没人以为我是经纪人 |
| 2308 | I didn't look like one. | 我看起来像一个。 |
| 2309 | I didn't speak like one. | 我没有说话像一个。 |
| 2310 | So I felt very safe. | 所以我觉得非常安全。 |
| 2311 | On that point, because you don't look like an agent, | 在这一点上,因为你看起来不像经纪人 |
| 2312 | I understand how that's useful for the going undercover, | 我知道这对卧底有什么用 |
| 2313 | but it's got to lead people to underestimate you | 但总得让人低估你 |
| 2314 | in your professional career. | 在你的职业生涯。 |
| 2315 | Yes. | 对 |
| 2316 | And a lot of people that I've spoken to, | 我和很多人谈过 |
| 2317 | I was speaking at a women's leadership conference | 我在一次妇女领导会议上发言 |
| 2318 | about a week ago in London. | 大约一周前在伦敦 |
| 2319 | And lots of the questions from the audience | 观众问了很多问题 |
| 2320 | were about that subject, about being underestimated | 是关于这个话题, 关于被低估 |
| 2321 | and how to deal with that. | 和如何应对这一点。 |
| 2322 | It was a DEI conference, | 这是一次DEI会议, |
| 2323 | so diversity, equity, inclusion conference. | 所以多样性,公平,包容的会议。 |
| 2324 | Lots of people that are black, lots of people that are women, | 很多人是黑人,很多人是女人, |
| 2325 | lots of people that are from different sort of minority | 很多人来自不同的少数 |
| 2326 | groups. | 组合。 |
| 2327 | And the question came up about being underestimated | 问题是被低估了 |
| 2328 | because of your skin color, because of your gender, | 因为你的肤色, 因为你的性别, |
| 2329 | because of something else. | 因为别的东西。 |
| 2330 | How do you deal with that? | 你怎么处理? |
| 2331 | And it's something that I thought a lot about | 这也是我常想的 |
| 2332 | when I started in business at 18 years old | 当我18岁开始做生意时 |
| 2333 | as a university dropout. | 作为大学退学。 |
| 2334 | I'm going into rooms and I'm dealing with men | 我要进房间和男人打交道 |
| 2335 | that are all in suits and they're triple my age. | 他们都穿西装 而且比我大三倍 |
| 2336 | I'm 18. | 我18岁。 |
| 2337 | I know they're looking at me with my Afro, my fake tie, | 我知道他们正用我的Afro 假领带看着我 |
| 2338 | like my little cheap tie, | 像我的小便宜领带, |
| 2339 | thinking, who the fuck is this guy? | 想想看,这家伙到底是谁? |
| 2340 | But have you seen that underestimation of you | 可是你有没有看到这么低估你 |
| 2341 | as a disadvantage or an advantage? | 作为劣势还是优势? |
| 2342 | It's how you choose to view it. | 这是你选择如何看待它。 |
| 2343 | I remember once I was in Africa. | 我记得我曾经在非洲。 |
| 2344 | Where was I? | 我说到哪儿了? |
| 2345 | Botswana. | 博茨瓦纳。 |
| 2346 | Where I was born. | 我所生之处. |
| 2347 | You were born in Botswana? | 你出生在博茨瓦纳? |
| 2348 | 卡普林(英语:Capurin). | |
| 2349 | I spent a whole month. | 我花了整整一个月 |
| 2350 | I've been to Africa a lot. | 我去过非洲很多。 |
| 2351 | I loved Botswana. | 我爱博茨瓦纳 |
| 2352 | I remember I had to close the windows at the hotel | 我记得我不得不关闭酒店的窗户 |
| 2353 | because they said, the monkeys come in. | 因为他们说 猴子进来了 |
| 2354 | And I was like, monkeys? | 我就像,猴子吗? |
| 2355 | I thought it was cool though. | 我觉得这很酷 |
| 2356 | I was like, no, I'll leave them open. | 我当时想,不,我会让他们打开。 |
| 2357 | They're like, no, no, you don't want the monkeys | 他们就像,不,不,你不要猴子 |
| 2358 | coming in your room. | 在你的房间。 |
| 2359 | So I spent a lot of time at Botswana. | 所以我花了很多时间在博茨瓦纳。 |
| 2360 | And I was there with, I did a trip where I went | 我在那里,我做了一个旅行,我去了 |
| 2361 | from Botswana to Tanzania and I was with Barbara, | 从博茨瓦纳到坦桑尼亚 我和芭芭拉在一起 |
| 2362 | excuse me, Laura Bush, the daughter, | 对不起 劳拉·布什 那个女儿 |
| 2363 | President Bush's daughter. | 布什总统的女儿 |
| 2364 | She was doing some work there, nonprofit work. | 她在那里做一些工作, 非营利工作。 |
| 2365 | And when I was her, it's called an assistant detail leader. | 当我是她的时候,它被称为助理细节领导。 |
| 2366 | So I was kind of like her main person | 所以我有点像她的主要人物 |
| 2367 | and then I had a team under me. | 然后,我有一个团队在我下面。 |
| 2368 | So I have my team and I'm holding a briefing. | 所以我有我的团队,我举行一个简报。 |
| 2369 | I'm in charge. | 我负责 |
| 2370 | And we're in the hotel room. | 我们在酒店房间 |
| 2371 | We're there to meet before our trip starts. | 出发前我们会在那里见面的 |
| 2372 | So they sent me agents from different parts of the world. | 他们从世界各地派来了我 |
| 2373 | They come in and the first agent that walked in, | 他们进来了,第一个进来的探员 |
| 2374 | I was by myself in the room. | 我一个人在房间里 |
| 2375 | First agent walked in. | 第一探员进来了 |
| 2376 | He's like, hey, oh, hey, hi, how are you? | 他就像,嘿,哦,嘿,你好吗? |
| 2377 | I'm like, oh, good, how are you? | 我很好,你好吗? |
| 2378 | He said, are you with the staff? | 他说,你和员工在一起吗? |
| 2379 | Are you an intern? | 你是实习生吗? |
| 2380 | Because if the staff's office is down the hall, | 因为如果工作人员办公室在大厅下面 |
| 2381 | if you want to go to the staff's office, | 如果你想去员工办公室 |
| 2382 | I'll show you where it is. | 我会告诉你在哪里。 |
| 2383 | You know, so I don't show it. | 你知道,所以我不显示它。 |
| 2384 | So I keep my face and I said, no, | 所以我保持我的脸 我说,不, |
| 2385 | I'm actually agent Pampuris. | 我是潘普里斯探员 |
| 2386 | I'm the one who's holding the briefing. | 我是那个举行通报会的人 |
| 2387 | Hi, good to meet you. | 嗨,很高兴见到你。 |
| 2388 | Meaning I'm your supervisor for this trip. | 意思是我是你的上级 |
| 2389 | And he's like, oh, okay, hi, nice to meet you. | 他就像,哦,好吧,嗨,很高兴见到你。 |
| 2390 | Now I could sit there and be pissed about this | 现在我可以坐在那里,为这个生气 |
| 2391 | or I can just leave it. | 或者我可以离开它。 |
| 2392 | Sometimes like Stephen, like who cares? | 有时候像史蒂芬, 谁在乎呢? |
| 2393 | Like who cares? | 像谁在乎? |
| 2394 | I can't care so much. | 我可没这么在乎 |
| 2395 | There's some things you need to care about | 有些事情你需要关心 |
| 2396 | and some things you don't. | 和一些你没有的东西。 |
| 2397 | And as you were talking about, you know, who we are, | 当你在谈论,你知道,我们是谁, |
| 2398 | when I went to poly school. | 当我去多科学校。 |
| 2399 | What's poly school? | 什么是综合学校? |
| 2400 | I'm sorry, polygraph school. | 对不起,测谎学校。 |
| 2401 | It's where I went to the Department of Defense | 我去过国防部 |
| 2402 | to be trained to be an interrogator. | 被训练成为审讯者。 |
| 2403 | It was a really selective school. | 那是个很有选择性的学校。 |
| 2404 | And it was like the who's who of agencies were there. | 这就像谁是谁 谁的机构在那里。 |
| 2405 | And we were all in the classroom. | 我们都在课堂上。 |
| 2406 | And I remember I was walking with a colleague of mine. | 我记得我和我的一位同事一起走 |
| 2407 | We'll call him Kay. | 我们叫他凯 |
| 2408 | Kay and I are walking and we're walking back to our hotel. | 凯和我正在走 我们正走回旅馆 |
| 2409 | It's just he and I. | 只是他和我之间。 |
| 2410 | And he was quiet. | 他很安静 |
| 2411 | I'm like, Kay, what's wrong? | 我像,凯,怎么了? |
| 2412 | And he's like, he's like, you know what? | 他喜欢,他喜欢,你知道吗? |
| 2413 | He's like, I don't know. | 他喜欢,我不知道。 |
| 2414 | He's like, it's just like the group of people. | 他就像,这就像人群。 |
| 2415 | And he was an agent. | 他是一个特工。 |
| 2416 | He was a Secret Service agent. | 他是特勤局的探员 |
| 2417 | I was like, he's like, did you notice? | 我好像,他一样,你注意到了吗? |
| 2418 | Like, did you take toll of the room? | 喜欢,你占用了房间吗? |
| 2419 | I'm like, what about the room? | 我很喜欢,怎么样的房间? |
| 2420 | He said, you know, I'm the only black guy in the room. | 他说,你知道,我是 唯一的黑人在房间里。 |
| 2421 | And I was just like, and I paused. | 我就像,我停下来。 |
| 2422 | And we had been there like maybe a couple of weeks already. | 我们在那里大概已经几个星期了。 |
| 2423 | And I'm like, I stopped. | 然后我就停下来了 |
| 2424 | I said, I had to do the mental assessment. | 我说,我不得不做精神评估。 |
| 2425 | I was like, yeah, Kay, you're right, you are. | 是的,凯,你说得对,你是对的 |
| 2426 | And he looked at me, he's like, | 他看着我,他像, |
| 2427 | you're the only female agent in the room too. | 你是房间里唯一的女特工 |
| 2428 | And I was like, am I? | 我当时想,是吗? |
| 2429 | And I stopped and did a mental assessment. | 我停下来做了心理评估 |
| 2430 | I was like, yeah, you're right. | 我很喜欢,是的,你是对的。 |
| 2431 | And it made me sad in that moment | 那一刻让我难过 |
| 2432 | because I'm thinking like, look at what Kay's thinking about | 因为我在想,看看凯在想什么 |
| 2433 | and I hadn't even thought about it. | 我甚至都没想过 |
| 2434 | And what ended up happening is like, | 最后发生的事情是 |
| 2435 | I would invite him out. | 我会邀请他出来。 |
| 2436 | I'm like, Kay, come on, we're going with the guys. | 我像,凯,来吧,我们去的家伙。 |
| 2437 | He's like, but they don't invite me. | 他喜欢,但他们不邀请我。 |
| 2438 | I'm like, dude, you don't need a special invite. | 你不需要特别邀请 |
| 2439 | They don't invite me either. | 他们也不邀请我。 |
| 2440 | We just go. | 我们只是走了。 |
| 2441 | And because he built this narrative in his head | 福 |
| 2442 | because he thought, he thought, | 因为他想,他想, |
| 2443 | because he was different or I was different, | 因为他与众不同或我与众不同 |
| 2444 | we weren't wanted. | 我们不是被通缉的 |
| 2445 | Makes you show up different, doesn't it? | 让你变了,不是吗? |
| 2446 | You show up different. | 你出现的时候不一样 |
| 2447 | And he was such a great guy, such a competent guy. | 他是个好人,很能干 |
| 2448 | And I would actually sit there, I'm like, Kay, | 我其实会坐在那里,我就像,凯, |
| 2449 | I'm like, nobody's thinking like that. | 我很喜欢,没有人这样想。 |
| 2450 | And there was a group of guys that were with us | 有一群人和我们在一起 |
| 2451 | that were Secret Service guys. | 他们都是特勤局的人 |
| 2452 | And I was like, I am telling you, | 我当时想,我告诉你, |
| 2453 | these guys are not thinking about you're black, | 这些家伙不是在想你是黑人 |
| 2454 | I'm a woman. | 我是个女人。 |
| 2455 | I don't think they give a shit. | 我觉得他们根本不在乎 |
| 2456 | And he's like, I don't know. | 而他喜欢,我不知道。 |
| 2457 | He's like, I don't want to just show up. | 他喜欢,我不想 只是出现。 |
| 2458 | I'm like, I do. | 我很喜欢,我做的。 |
| 2459 | I ask him every day, what are we having for dinner? | 我每天都问他 我们吃什么? |
| 2460 | I don't want to eat alone. | 不独食. |
| 2461 | And I would have to go knock on his door. | 我会去敲他的门。 |
| 2462 | And I remember it came to a point, he's like, | 我还记得它有一个重点,他像, |
| 2463 | I want them to invite me. | 我要他们邀请我 |
| 2464 | And I had to go to the guys, | 我不得不去找他们 |
| 2465 | I'm like, can you guys do me a solid? | 我很喜欢,你们能帮我一个坚实的? |
| 2466 | Can you invite Kay? | 你能邀请凯吗? |
| 2467 | Because he thinks I'm inviting him. | 因为他以为我在邀请他 |
| 2468 | And I guess it's not enough to have the woman invite you. | 我想这还不够 让女人邀请你 |
| 2469 | I was like, can you invite him? | 我当时想,你能邀请他吗? |
| 2470 | Because he feels like you guys don't want him. | 因为他觉得你们不想要他 |
| 2471 | And they looked at me like, what? | 他们看着我,什么? |
| 2472 | I was like, just go knock on his door, | 我当时想,只是去敲他的门, |
| 2473 | tell him we're having dinner tonight. | 告诉他我们今晚要吃晚饭 |
| 2474 | But he had set himself up mentally in such a space | 但他在这样的空间里 把自己安置在精神上 |
| 2475 | and he lived there. | 他住在这里。 |
| 2476 | And I was like, man, I can't live here. | 我当时想,伙计,我不能住在这里。 |
| 2477 | It's interesting because it begs the question sometimes, | 这很有趣,因为有时候它会问问题 |
| 2478 | what's doing more harm? | 何谓更害. |
| 2479 | The discrimination or the belief | 歧视或信仰 |
| 2480 | that you're being discriminated against? | 你被歧视了吗? |
| 2481 | Sometimes it's, I'm black, you're a woman. | 有时候,我是黑人,你是女人 |
| 2482 | I often wondered this in my early creative, | 我常常在早期的创意中想知道这一点, |
| 2483 | I had a really adverse reaction one day | 有一天我反应很不好 |
| 2484 | when I saw this grant that they did. | 当我看到这笔赠款 他们做到了。 |
| 2485 | I was 18, 19 years old, had no money. | 我18,19岁,没有钱。 |
| 2486 | And I saw that they were doing this grant | 我看见他们做了这个捐赠 |
| 2487 | for young black entrepreneurs. | 给年轻的黑人企业家。 |
| 2488 | And there was something about it which just irked me. | 有些东西让我很烦恼 |
| 2489 | I don't know why, I've never really understood why, | 我不知道为什么 我不知道为什么 |
| 2490 | but I wanted to be considered on my merits, | 但我想被考虑 我的优点, |
| 2491 | that's not my skin color. | 这不是我的皮肤颜色。 |
| 2492 | So when I saw that they were giving out these grants | 所以当我看到他们发放这些赠款时 |
| 2493 | to young black kids, you would think I'd go, | 对年轻的黑人孩子, 你会认为我会去, |
| 2494 | amazing, give me the money. | 太棒了,把钱给我 |
| 2495 | But in my head, I was like, I hate that. | 但在我的脑海里,我恨那。 |
| 2496 | I hate that because it's a reminder | 我讨厌因为那是提醒 |
| 2497 | that it's like them thinking, | 就像他们想的那样 |
| 2498 | and I think this is a super complex thing, right? | 我觉得这是件非常复杂的事情,对吧? |
| 2499 | For me, it was like, they think I'm not good enough | 对我来说,他们觉得我不够好 |
| 2500 | so they have to give me a foot up. | 所以他们必须给我一脚。 |
| 2501 | I know it's deeper and it's more systemic, | 我知道它更深 更系统化, |
| 2502 | but I've always tried to stay away from that, | 但我一直试图远离那, |
| 2503 | especially when I learned about labeling theory, | 尤其是当我学会了标签理论 |
| 2504 | which you see play out in kids in school | 孩子们在学校里玩耍 |
| 2505 | when they get like an F on an exam, | 当他们得到像F 在考试, |
| 2506 | the implicit sort of message to themself | 暗含的给他们自己的信息 |
| 2507 | is that like, I am an F. | 我是一个F。 |
| 2508 | And when you overlay that with the thing | 当你用那东西来掩盖 |
| 2509 | I was reading about called stereotype threat, | 我读到所谓的刻板印象威胁, |
| 2510 | where they like remind a woman before a math exam, | 他们喜欢在数学考试前提醒女人 |
| 2511 | they ask her to put her like gender on the math exam | 他们要求她像性别一样 在数学考试中 |
| 2512 | and then she performs worse, | 然后她表现得更糟 |
| 2513 | or they remind a black person about their race | 或者他们提醒一个黑人 关于他们的种族 |
| 2514 | by asking them to tick a box with their race | 要求他们用他们的种族来勾选一个盒子 |
| 2515 | and then those people perform worse on the exam | 然后那些人在考试上表现更差 |
| 2516 | because we're reminded of our identity | 因为我们被提醒 我们的身份 |
| 2517 | and all of the identity stuff that you talked about, | 和所有身份的东西 你谈论, |
| 2518 | we then perform worse. | 然后我们表现得更糟。 |
| 2519 | I've always tried to make sure that I don't ever believe | 我一直试图确保 我从来没有相信 |
| 2520 | that my race is a reason not to show up | 我的种族是不能出现的原因 |
| 2521 | and give everything I am in every situation. | 把我身处的每况愈下 |
| 2522 | And I can see how for some people, | 我看得出来对有些人来说 |
| 2523 | anything that someone might discriminate you for | 任何可能有人歧视你的东西 |
| 2524 | can also cause harm if you start to believe it, | 如果你开始相信,也会造成伤害, |
| 2525 | you start to embody it, you start to look for it, | 你开始表现它, 你开始寻找它, |
| 2526 | and you let it become real in your mind. | 你却让它成为现实 |
| 2527 | This is not to say that objectively | 这不是说客观上 |
| 2528 | discrimination and prejudice isn't real. | 歧视和偏见不是真实的。 |
| 2529 | I've always been well aware that it's real, | 我一直都知道这是真的 |
| 2530 | but as you said earlier, | 但正如你刚才所说, |
| 2531 | I'm also of the mind that it's not my problem | 我也觉得这不关我的事 |
| 2532 | in that moment to try and change someone. | 在那一刻 尝试改变某人。 |
| 2533 | Yes, and I get what you're saying. | 是的,我明白你说的 |
| 2534 | Labeling theory, we use it in criminal justice too. | 标签理论,我们在刑事司法中也使用它。 |
| 2535 | When you label somebody a criminal or an offender | 当你给罪犯或罪犯贴上标签 |
| 2536 | and you put that label on them, | 你把标签放在他们身上, |
| 2537 | they are more likely to re-offend again | 他们更有可能再次犯罪 |
| 2538 | because you're just reminding me | 因为你只是提醒我 |
| 2539 | that I'm just a bad person, so if that's what I am, | 我只是一个坏人, 所以如果这就是我是什么, |
| 2540 | that's what I'm gonna think like. | 我会这么想的 |
| 2541 | And I will tell you, every time somebody asks me, | 我会告诉你 每次有人问我 |
| 2542 | like, what was it like being a female special agent? | 像,它是什么感觉 作为一个女性特务? |
| 2543 | I always get like a teeny tiny pang. | 我总是变得像一个小小庞克。 |
| 2544 | And I wanna be like, how many dudes do you sit in this chair | 我想成为这样的, 你有多少人坐在这椅子上 |
| 2545 | and ask them, was it like being an agent? | 问他们,这是像当经纪人吗? |
| 2546 | Why do I get that? | 我为什么要知道? |
| 2547 | I was an agent, I earned it. | 我是一个经纪人,我应得的。 |
| 2548 | I earned it like everybody. | 我像大家一样挣来的 |
| 2549 | And I also had to perform like everybody. | 我也得像大家一样表演 |
| 2550 | And yes, it implies like, and you hear it sometimes, | 是的,这意味着, 你听到它有时, |
| 2551 | or sometimes like maybe you'll read like, | 或有时喜欢 也许你会读像, |
| 2552 | I'll see an interview of mine and you'll see | 我会看到我的采访 你会看到 |
| 2553 | token hire or female, you know, how would they word it? | 代币雇佣或女性, 你知道,他们会怎么说呢? |
| 2554 | Like, oh, you could tell she was a female hire. | 像,哦,你可以告诉 她是一个女性雇佣。 |
| 2555 | And you just wanna be like, | 而你只是想成为, |
| 2556 | I'm not gonna give the finger because we're being PG here, | 我不会给手指 因为我们是PG在这里, |
| 2557 | even though we've cursed a few times, | 尽管我们已经诅咒了几次, |
| 2558 | but I just wanna flip the board. | 但我只想翻转板子 |
| 2559 | It's like, dude, like you don't know | 就像,伙计,就像你不知道 |
| 2560 | what I went through to be that. | 我所经历的就是这样 |
| 2561 | Don't give me a handout. | 别施舍. |
| 2562 | I want an opportunity, fine, but I'm gonna own it. | 我想要一个机会,很好, 但我会拥有它。 |
| 2563 | And even in training, they had, you know, | 即使在训练中,他们,你知道, |
| 2564 | and I have talked about this before, | 我以前也说过这个 |
| 2565 | in training, like I found out they had male standards | 就像我发现他们有男性标准一样 |
| 2566 | and female standards for performance. | 以及女性的表现标准。 |
| 2567 | Oh yeah, military too. | 哦,是的,军队也是。 |
| 2568 | There's different schools on this. | 这上面有不同的学校 |
| 2569 | So I, according to this, I don't have to run as fast | 因此,根据这个,我不用跑这么快 |
| 2570 | as the guy, according to these standards. | 根据这些标准,作为男人。 |
| 2571 | According to these standards, I don't have to do | 根据这些标准,我不用做 |
| 2572 | as many pull-ups or push-ups. | 和许多拉拉或俯卧撑。 |
| 2573 | I didn't know this when I got hired. | 我被雇佣时不知道 |
| 2574 | I find out later because some agent in training | 我晚点才知道,因为有些特工在训练 |
| 2575 | made sure that I knew, hey, just so you know, | 确保我知道,嘿, 只是让你知道, |
| 2576 | you got special treatment to get here. | 你有特殊的治疗 来到这里。 |
| 2577 | And I'm thinking, what are you talking about? | 我在想,你在说什么? |
| 2578 | They're like, well, the standards that we have to meet | 他们就像,嗯,我们必须遵守的标准 |
| 2579 | and that you have to meet are not the same. | 而你们必须相遇的 不一样 |
| 2580 | Clearly, I'm not happy about this. | 显然,我对此不满意。 |
| 2581 | I find out, I get the male standards, | 我发现,我得到了男性标准, |
| 2582 | and I'm like, I felt horrible. | 我觉得很可怕 |
| 2583 | I remember when they told me this. | 我记得他们告诉我的 |
| 2584 | I went to my room that night and I felt horrible about it. | 那晚我去了我的房间 感觉很恐怖 |
| 2585 | And I'm thinking, there's a part of me that's like, | 我在想,我有一个部分 就像, |
| 2586 | fuck these guys. | 他妈的这些人。 |
| 2587 | How dare you talk to me like that? | 你怎么敢这样跟我说话? |
| 2588 | I have just as much a right to be here as you. | 我和你一样有权来这里 |
| 2589 | And then there's another part of me that's like, | 然后还有我的另一部分,就像, |
| 2590 | oh, they're right. | 哦,他们是对的。 |
| 2591 | So I was like, well, I was like, | 所以我想,嗯,我说, |
| 2592 | I'm gonna have to perform like they do. | 我要像他们一样表演 |
| 2593 | And so I just started, Steven, like working out | 所以我才开始,史蒂芬,像工作 |
| 2594 | like a maniac. | 像个疯子 |
| 2595 | And I was like, I don't wanna hear anything from anybody. | 而我想,我不想听到任何人的任何消息。 |
| 2596 | And I worked out and I worked out and I worked out | 我工作,我工作,我工作,我工作 |
| 2597 | 晨夜 and. | |
| 2598 | So I was like, I'm gonna be at their level. | 所以我想,我要去 在他们的水平。 |
| 2599 | I'm gonna score what they score. | 我要得他们得的分 |
| 2600 | But I will also tell you, | 但我也会告诉你, |
| 2601 | cause there were a couple of girls in my class, | 因为我班里有好几个女孩 |
| 2602 | like maybe another one or two, I can't remember. | 比如说,我不记得了。 |
| 2603 | They didn't care. | 他们根本不在乎 |
| 2604 | They were fine with the female standards. | 她们跟女性标准没什么两样 |
| 2605 | So I've seen both. | 所以,我已经看到两者。 |
| 2606 | I've seen both. | 我见过两个 |
| 2607 | I'm not judging them. | 我不是在评判他们 |
| 2608 | I chose my own path. | 我选择了自己的道路。 |
| 2609 | But I've also seen it where I've seen, | 但我也见过它 我见过的地方, |
| 2610 | and I can, I'm just speaking from the female standard, | 我可以,我只是说 从女性标准, |
| 2611 | where a woman was okay, who is an agent, | 在那里,一个女人没事, 谁是一个代理人, |
| 2612 | not being able to do a pull-up. | 无法进行拉动。 |
| 2613 | And I'm thinking like, that's no good either. | 我在想,这也不是好事 |
| 2614 | It's complex, isn't it? | 这很复杂,不是吗? |
| 2615 | Because it's, when we have these conversations, | 因为,当我们有这些谈话, |
| 2616 | it always sounds like we're saying that | 听起来我们总是这么说 |
| 2617 | prejudice and discrimination aren't very real things. | 偏见和歧视并不是真正的事物。 |
| 2618 | But what we're saying is we're like, | 但是,我们说的是,我们喜欢, |
| 2619 | not gonna make them our problem. | 不会让他们成为我们的问题。 |
| 2620 | It's not my identity. | 这不是我的身份。 |
| 2621 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 2622 | It's your problem. | 这是你的问题。 |
| 2623 | If that's part of you, that's, you know, | 如果这是你的一部分,这就是,你知道, |
| 2624 | and I'm not gonna commit my very limited energy | 我不会投入我有限的能量 |
| 2625 | to fixing everybody I meet. | 修复我遇到的每个人。 |
| 2626 | It's like, Jesus Christ, I've got enough stuff | 就像,耶稣基督,我有足够的东西 |
| 2627 | to be thinking about than fixing everybody | 考虑的比修复每个人 |
| 2628 | and correcting everybody, | 并责备众人, |
| 2629 | which some people fall into the trap of that. | 一些人陷入了这种陷阱。 |
| 2630 | They go around their lives trying to fix the world, | 他们环绕自己的生活 试图修复世界, |
| 2631 | and you can't get much done. | 你做不来太多 |
| 2632 | How tiring is that? | 这有多累? |
| 2633 | How exhausting is that? | 多么累人吗? |
| 2634 | And how mentally draining? | 精神如何消耗? |
| 2635 | And how, even just emotionally, | 和如何,即使只是情感上, |
| 2636 | like, what does that do to your soul | 就像,那对你的灵魂有什么影响 |
| 2637 | that you're trying to fix that? | 你想弥补吗? |
| 2638 | Who are you fighting? | 你在打谁? |
| 2639 | I guess that's, who are you fighting? | 我猜那是,你在跟谁打? |
| 2640 | I'm not gonna, maybe if you're sovereign in here | 我不会,也许如果你是主权在这里 |
| 2641 | and you know, you show, I feel like you show people. | 而且你知道,你显示, 我感觉你显示的人。 |
| 2642 | I'm not, I know those things exist. | 我没有 我知道那些东西存在 |
| 2643 | I know it. | 我知道这一点。 |
| 2644 | My parents were immigrants. | 我的父母是移民。 |
| 2645 | My dad, like, he would always peg for Middle Eastern, | 我爸爸,喜欢,他总是 挂中东, |
| 2646 | and he had, even though he was Greek, | 虽然他是希腊人, |
| 2647 | and he had a really heavy accent, | 他有一个非常重的口音, |
| 2648 | I saw how people treated him, even as a man, | 我看到人们如何对待他, 即使作为一个男人, |
| 2649 | but, like, seeing him, like, Middle Eastern, | 但是,像,看到他一样,中东, |
| 2650 | dark tone, heavy accent. | 深色的音调,重口音。 |
| 2651 | Like, my brother and I, | 喜欢,我和我哥哥, |
| 2652 | we'd go through, like, security at the airport. | 我们会通过,像,机场的安全。 |
| 2653 | He's like, we always knew he was gonna get pulled. | 他就像,我们一直知道 他会被拉。 |
| 2654 | He's like, who's going, you or me? | 他喜欢,谁去,你还是我? |
| 2655 | And it would hurt my heart to see how he was treated. | 看到他受到的待遇会让我心痛 |
| 2656 | But you can't sit and fight everybody. | 但你不能坐视不理地和所有人战斗 |
| 2657 | Like, I'm not, the space you take up in the world is just, | 喜欢,我不是, 你占据的空间 在世界上只是, |
| 2658 | and your time here, man, it's just so finite. | 而你在这里的时间,伙计, 它只是如此有限。 |
| 2659 | Fight who you need to fight if you have to fight. | 你要打谁就打谁 |
| 2660 | But, like, you have a choice, and I'm just too busy. | 但是,喜欢,你有选择, 而我只是太忙。 |
| 2661 | Like you, I have things to do. | 像你一样,我有事情要做 |
| 2662 | And I can't sit and waste my time on every buffoon | 我不能坐着浪费我的时间去泡泡妞 |
| 2663 | that comes my way, that's thinking and seeing me | 来我的方式, 这是思考和看到我 |
| 2664 | through a certain lens. | 通过一定的镜头。 |
| 2665 | Not my problem. | 不关我的事 |
| 2666 | Sometimes it is my problem, if it's my performance. | 有时候,这是我的问题,如果 这是我的表演。 |
| 2667 | So, like, with the scenario I gave you before, I get that. | 所以,我之前给你的情景,我明白了。 |
| 2668 | I get what they were saying. | 我知道他们说什么 |
| 2669 | Fair enough. | 不错 |
| 2670 | I'm not qualifying at the standards you are. | 我不符合你的标准 |
| 2671 | I'm gonna do it, but I don't wanna hear shit from anybody | 我会做,但我不想听到任何人的狗屎 |
| 2672 | once I do it. | 一旦我做到这一点。 |
| 2673 | But even then, Steven, I still heard shit. | 但即使这样,史蒂芬,我还是听到狗屎。 |
| 2674 | And that's when you know, you're the problem, | 当你知道,你是问题所在, |
| 2675 | I'm not the problem. | 我不是问题所在 |
| 2676 | At some point, you have to be able to, like, write it off. | 在某些时候,你必须能够,喜欢,注销它。 |
| 2677 | It's interesting because the, you talked, | 这很有趣,因为,你说话, |
| 2678 | you did a little gesture then, which was kind of, | 你做了一个小姿态,然后, 这有点, |
| 2679 | it looked like you were making a little bubble | 看起来你好像在泡泡 |
| 2680 | around yourself. | 在你身边。 |
| 2681 | And that bubble is, in the way that I perceived it, | 而那个泡沫,就我的看法来说, |
| 2682 | was like, I'm gonna just protect this space here. | 我本来想保护这里的空间 |
| 2683 | Because, you know, thinking about the border agent | 因为,你知道, 思考边境特工 |
| 2684 | that, like, pulls you into the back room for four hours, | 把你拉进后门四个小时 |
| 2685 | which happens to me quite a lot | 我经常遇到这种事 |
| 2686 | for a variety of different reasons. | 由于各种不同的原因。 |
| 2687 | I was actually in an article about it, | 其实我在一篇关于它的文章, |
| 2688 | like, a couple of weeks, couple of months back, | 像,几个星期, 几个月前, |
| 2689 | that I'd been pulled into this, like, back room | 我被拉进这 一样,后室 |
| 2690 | at Heathrow Airport over and over and over and over again. | 在希斯罗机场 一遍又一遍地 |
| 2691 | In the moments when I fight that situation, | 在我与那种情况作斗争的时候 |
| 2692 | I do so much harm to my own energy. | 我对自己的能量伤害很大 |
| 2693 | I'm, like, letting resentment in. | 我一样,让怨恨英寸 |
| 2694 | And it's so tempting because it, objectively, | 这太诱人了 因为客观上 |
| 2695 | probably is prejudice or some kind of, like, injustice. | 可能是偏见或某种不公正 |
| 2696 | But I have to be conscious, as you always talk about, | 但我必须自觉 就像你常说的 |
| 2697 | like, of that energy exchange. | 像,能量交换。 |
| 2698 | It's almost impossible to, like, | 这几乎不可能,喜欢, |
| 2699 | do a one-way transfer of energy. | 单向转移能量 |
| 2700 | It's always, like, a two-way transfer. | 常以二义转. |
| 2701 | I think you can. | 我认为你可以。 |
| 2702 | Like, I feel like it's your mental armor. | 我觉得这是你的精神盔甲 |
| 2703 | Like, that bubble. | 就像那个泡泡一样 |
| 2704 | Like, you can bubble wrap yourself. | 喜欢,你可以泡包自己。 |
| 2705 | You can look at somebody and be like, | 你可以看着某人,就像, |
| 2706 | all right, I know what I got. | 好吧,我知道我得到了什么。 |
| 2707 | I don't have time because I'm busy. | 我没有时间 因为我很忙。 |
| 2708 | What do you need to ask me? | 你要问我什么? |
| 2709 | Are we done? | 说完了吗? |
| 2710 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 2711 | Because I do agree with you, sometimes if you fight it, | 因为我同意你的观点 有时如果你反抗 |
| 2712 | their perception is gonna be, | 他们的感知会是, |
| 2713 | and I'm telling you because I'm former law enforcement, | 我告诉你 因为我以前是执法部门 |
| 2714 | they're thinking, oh, why is he escalating? | 他们想,哦,他为什么升级? |
| 2715 | Oh, why is he this? | 哦,他为什么这样? |
| 2716 | Why does he have a problem? | 为什么他有问题? |
| 2717 | But from your standpoint, sure, | 但从你的观点,当然, |
| 2718 | are they picking you for a specific reason? | 他们挑你是为了什么? |
| 2719 | Chances are if it keeps happening to you over and over again, | 如果它一直发生在你身上 一次又一次, |
| 2720 | oh yeah, there's something there. | 哦,是的,有东西在那里。 |
| 2721 | And there is something systemic there. | 那里有系统的东西。 |
| 2722 | I'm not dismissing that those things don't exist, | 我不会否认那些东西不存在 |
| 2723 | but it's also, like, how much energy are you gonna put in? | 但它也一样, 你要投入多少能量? |
| 2724 | And I guess is the energy you're putting in | 我想这是你投入的能量 |
| 2725 | worth the outcome? | 值得结果吗? |
| 2726 | That's all. | 就这样 |
| 2727 | Becoming bulletproof. | 准备防弹了 |
| 2728 | Life lessons from a Secret Service agent. | 特勤局特工的人生课 |
| 2729 | The quote on the front from Roger Alton | 罗杰·奥尔顿的正面引用 |
| 2730 | at The Daily Mail is part memoir, | 《每日邮报》是部分回忆录 |
| 2731 | part hugely entertaining self-help manual | 部分巨大的娱乐 自助手册 |
| 2732 | for these tough times. | 对于这些艰难的时代。 |
| 2733 | Protect yourself, read people, | 保护自己,读书人, |
| 2734 | influence situations, and live fiercely. | 影响局势, 并生活激烈。 |
| 2735 | Become bulletproof. | 变得防弹 |
| 2736 | The paperback edition of this book is now available everywhere, | 这本书的背书版现在到处都是 |
| 2737 | and I think anybody that... | 我认为任何人... |
| 2738 | Anybody that... | 谁... |
| 2739 | listen to this conversation should have enough evidence as to why they need to read this book | 听这段对话应该有足够的证据 说明为什么他们需要阅读这本书 |
| 2740 | because it's a really, really accessible, important book that's full of incredible, | 因为它是一本真正, 真正容易获得, 重要书籍充满了不可思议的, |
| 2741 | actionable advice that we can translate to the boardroom, to our relationships, to our lives | 可行的建议,我们可以 翻译到会议室, 我们的关系, 我们的生活 |
| 2742 | more broadly to enable us to become who we want to become. | 更广义地让我们成为我们想要成为的人。 |
| 2743 | We have a closing tradition on this | 我们有一个封闭的传统 |
| 2744 | podcast where the last guest leaves a question for the next guest not knowing who they're going to | 播客最后一位嘉宾给下一个嘉宾留了个问号 不知道他们要找谁 |
| 2745 | be leaving it for. | 离开它。 |
| 2746 | And the question that has been left for you inside the diary of a CEO is, | 在首席执行官的日记里留给你的问题是 |
| 2747 | what about your body health have you struggled with the most and what did you do to fix it or | 你的身体健康 与最艰难 你做了什么来修复它或 |
| 2748 | improve it? | 改进它? |
| 2749 | After I gave birth because it was such a my body went through so much trauma | 我生下孩子后,我的身体遭受了这么多的创伤 |
| 2750 | I had to leave it alone and let it heal. | 我不得不离开它 让它愈合。 |
| 2751 | Oh you know what else I did when I was pregnant because | 哦,你知道我怀孕时还做了什么 |
| 2752 | I worked out my whole life the entire time I was pregnant I didn't work out. | 我怀孕时就想出我整个人生 我都没想好 |
| 2753 | So I guess listen to | 所以,我猜听 |
| 2754 | your body and give it what it needs it'll tell you. | 你的身体,并给它需要的 它会告诉你。 |
| 2755 | Evie非常感谢 | |
| 2756 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 2757 | You're | 琌 |
| 2758 | for so many reasons that I think I'd be here all day if I went through the entire list. | 这么多原因,我想我会在这里 一整天,如果我通过整个列表。 |
| 2759 | You're an inspiration because of your vulnerability because of the way that you | 你是一个灵感 因为你的弱点 因为你的方式 |
| 2760 | articulate wisdom in such accessible, relatable ways to people and really you know you said you | 以如此易懂,可重塑的方式向人们表达智慧,而你真的知道你说过你 |
| 2761 | don't really like the word but unfortunately you are a role model to many people for many, many | 不喜欢这个词 但不幸的是 你是一个榜样 很多人,很多人 |
| 2762 | reasons because your life and your career are evidence to all of us that we can climb to the | 因为你的生活和事业 证明了我们能攀登 |
| 2763 | obstacles that are in our way and much of that comes down to the way that we perceive those | 阻碍我们前进的障碍 以及我们看待这些障碍的方式 |
| 2764 | obstacles and hurdles and also from speaking to you I realized that many of those obstacles | 障碍和障碍, 也与你交谈, 我意识到很多这些障碍 |
| 2765 | and hurdles that are in our way as we journey up that mountain have been placed there ourselves | 以及我们上山时遇到的障碍 |
| 2766 | by ourselves and I think that is an incredibly liberating thing. | 由我们自己,我认为这是一个令人难以置信的解放的东西。 |
| 2767 | Your book is a must read for | 你的书是必读的 |
| 2768 | all people for both men and women that are trying to climb their own personal professional mountain | 所有男人和女人都想爬自己的职业山 |
| 2769 | and become more as you said at the start of this conversation so thank you so much for your wisdom | 就像你在谈话开始时说的 非常感谢你的智慧 |
| 2770 | thank you for the work you're doing and thank you for the work you're doing and thank you for the work you're doing | 感谢您的工作 感谢您的工作 |
| 2771 | and thank you for the work you're doing and thank you for the work you're doing and thank you for the work you're doing | 并且感谢您的工作 感谢您的工作,感谢您的工作 |
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