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P1成功的秘诀【TED演讲】 中英双语12:33
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P1 · 成功的秘诀【TED演讲】 p01 中英双语 (P1)

成功的秘诀【TED演讲】 p01 中英双语 (P1)

成功的秘诀【TED演讲】 p01 中英双语 (P1)

发布于 2026-10-13 · 时长 12:33

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0:01So I have a question for you to get started today.我今天有个问题要问你
0:05Have any of you ever in this fast pace hustle environment你们有谁在这么快的环境下
0:10questioned when is enough enough?问到什么时候就够了?
0:14Because I have, and I'm gonna share with you my story today.因为我有 今天我要跟你分享我的故事
0:19So imagine the thermostat red 33 degrees, one degree Celsius.想象一下恒温器红33度,摄氏1度
0:27I vividly remember being nine years old,我生动地记得9岁时
0:30having no heat, no food in the fridge,没有热, 没有食物在冰箱里,
0:33and my dad's truck had just been repossessed.我爸爸的卡车被收回了
0:37No matter how hard he tried, we kept falling behind.不管他怎么努力,我们总是落在后面
0:41We lost everything.我们失去了一切。
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1So I have a question for you to get started today.我今天有个问题要问你
2Have any of you ever in this fast pace hustle environment你们有谁在这么快的环境下
3questioned when is enough enough?问到什么时候就够了?
4Because I have, and I'm gonna share with you my story today.因为我有 今天我要跟你分享我的故事
5So imagine the thermostat red 33 degrees, one degree Celsius.想象一下恒温器红33度,摄氏1度
6I vividly remember being nine years old,我生动地记得9岁时
7having no heat, no food in the fridge,没有热, 没有食物在冰箱里,
8and my dad's truck had just been repossessed.我爸爸的卡车被收回了
9No matter how hard he tried, we kept falling behind.不管他怎么努力,我们总是落在后面
10We lost everything.我们失去了一切。
11As a kid, I watched all of this unfold小时候,我看过这一切
12and I felt the weight of it on my small shoulders.我感觉到它在我的小肩膀上的重量。
13One day I said to my mom,有一天我对我妈说
14I'll make sure our family never suffers again.我会确保我们家不再受苦
15I will find a way to be successful.我会想办法成功
16That's become my fuel.这将成为我的燃料。
17That promise became my fuel.这个承诺成了我的燃料
18It powered me through college.它为我提供了大学的动力
19It lifted me past every setback它使我摆脱每一次挫折
20and carried me up the ladder, one promotion after another.把我抬到梯子上 一次又一次升职
21I kept climbing, succeeding by every metric.我不停攀登,成功的每一度度。
22But then last year, everything came crashing down.但去年,一切都崩溃了
23I was at home in bed working我在家睡觉
24when I started having another asthma attack.当我又开始哮喘发作时
25My pulse, my oxygen, everything started dropping.我的脉搏 我的氧气 一切开始下降
26Well, except my productivity.除了我的生产力
27I would never let that go down.我绝对不会放过你的
28At the time, I was heading a business division当时我领导一个商业部门
29at a Fortune 500 company在一个财富500公司
30going through a major reorganization.经历了重大重组。
31I was responsible for the livelihoods我负责生计
32of close to a thousand people,以一千人盟誓,
33not to mention my three children at home.更别说我家里的三个孩子了
34But my asthma kept getting worse但我的哮喘越来越严重
35and my inhaler and all the medications stopped working.我的吸入器和所有的药物都失效了
36I called a friend who was a nurse and she stated my reality.我给一个护士的朋友打电话 她陈述了我的现实
37If you don't go to the hospital right now,如果你现在不去医院
38your children are gonna watch you being rolled away你的孩子会看着你被卷走
39on a gurney to a place way worse than the ER.到比急诊室更糟糕的地方
40I was rushed to the hospital.我被赶到医院
41Doctors thought I had a severe blood infection.医生以为我有严重的血液感染
42They tested me for pneumonia, internal bleeding,他们检测我肺炎 内出血
43kidney function, autoimmune disease and leukemia.肾功能,自体免疫疾病和白血病.
44No one could figure out why I was so sick没人知道为什么我病得这么重
45and that was really freaking me out.这真的吓死我了。
46That's nothing compared to what happened next.这跟接下来发生的事没什么比
47Imagine struggling to breathe with extreme fogginess.想象一下在极度雾霾中挣扎呼吸
48But when you try to tell the doctor,但当你试图告诉医生,
49you not only can't speak the words, you can't recall them.你不仅不能说这些话 也不能回忆起
50Instantly, I lost the ability to communicate瞬间,我失去了沟通的能力
51and there was my husband, panic-stricken,我的丈夫,惊慌失措,
52trying to convey to the doctors what I was trying to say.试图向医生传达我想说的话。
53Before this hospital visit,在这医院来之前
54I could rattle off every important number from last quarter上个季度的每个重要号码我都可以敲响
55but at this very moment,但此时此刻,
56I couldn't even tell you my address.我甚至不能告诉你我的地址
57Something terrifying was happening to my mind.我脑海中发生了可怕的事
58How could I function like this?我怎么会这样?
59Was this how I was gonna spend the rest of my life?这就是我打算如何度过我的余生吗?
60Death felt less scary.死亡感觉不那么可怕。
61I'm a numbers person and during this period,我是一个数字人物 在这期间,
62I had two sets of numbers telling me very different things.我有两组数字告诉我非常不同的事情。
63At my job, I showed numbers of success,在我工作的时候,我表现出了成功
64hundreds of millions of dollars in a P&L亿元的P&L
65and six successful company-wide reorganizations.和6次成功的全公司重组。
66However, six was also the number of times然而,六次也是次数
67I had been in the ER last year alone.去年我一个人在急诊室
68My weekly, sometimes daily blood tests and checkups我的每周,有时是每天的血液检查和检查
69concerning my health were showing a terrible decline.关于我的健康 显示一个可怕的下降。
70My physician pled and warned me,我的医生告诉我,
71if you don't stop working like this, it will kill you.如果你不停止这样的工作, 它会杀了你。
72Then leaving the hospital one night,然后有一天晚上离开医院
73my husband who was frustrated我丈夫很沮丧
74and really needed to get through to me,并且真的需要 通通给我,
75said, Erica, when is enough enough?艾丽卡 什么时候够了
76And I stopped, I thought about it我停下来,我考虑过
77and I didn't know what was enough or when was enough.我不知道什么是足够的,什么时候是足够的。
78But maybe there's a way to figure it out但也许有办法解决
79and you could catch yourself你可以抓住自己,你就会找到自己
80before you get to the terrifying place I did or worse.在你到达我之前 或者更糟的地方
81I've created a blueprint that answers我已经创造了一个蓝图 答案
82when is enough enough?什么时候足够?
83It starts with three simple yet powerful questions.它从三个简单而有力的问题开始。
84The first is what is my body telling me?第一,我的身体告诉我什么?
85Our bodies are designed to signal when something's wrong,我们的身体被设计成在有问题时发出信号,
86when we're hungry, tired, in pain or sick.当我们饿了,累了, 在痛苦或生病。
87But how often do we push past these signs,但是我们多久一次地通过这些迹象,
88push through our discomfort and keep going?继续前进?
89For me, this was a habit, almost like second nature.对我来说,这是一个习惯, 几乎像第二大自然。
90And why wouldn't it be?为什么不呢?
91We get rewarded for it.我们为此得到奖励。
92Study all night, honor roll.通宵修习,荣誉卷.
93Never take a sick day, employee of the year.永远不要生病,一年的雇员。
94Outwork everybody else, get promoted.别管别人,升职
95This mindset of pushing through, the hustle mindset,这种推进的心态, 狡猾的心态,
96is so ingrained in us that when it was time for me我们深陷其中 以至于我到了时间
97to stop and listen to my body,停下来听我的身体,
98it felt like laziness and failure.感觉像懒惰和失败。
99This was my way of life.这是我的生活方式。
100The body whispers, but when ignored, it begins to scream.尸体轻声低语,但被忽略后开始尖叫.
101And when I didn't listen for far too long,当我很久没听了
102I ended up in the ER.我最终在急诊室。
103Here's the thing.事情是这样的
104Ignoring these signals comes at a cost.忽略这些信号是代价高昂的.
105The research from the American Institute of Stress美国压力研究所的研究
106shows that 77% of people experience physical symptoms77%的人有身体症状
107from stress, but only a fraction address them压力,但只有一小部分解决他们
108before they escalate a fraction.在他们升级之前
109The Associations of Psychological Science心理科学协会
110states interoception, the brain's ability大脑的能力
111to interpret signals from the body,解释来自身体的信号,
112is a key factor in managing our emotions,是管理我们情绪的关键因素,
113making decisions and responding to strips.做决定和回应条条。
114Yet we've trained ourselves to override it但是我们训练了自己来控制它
115and just push through.推过去
116Your heart races, your shoulders tense and your gut churns,你的心跳,你的肩膀紧张 你的直觉,
117but instead of listening, we plow ahead.而不是听,我们前进。
118Does this sound familiar to anybody?听起来有人熟悉吗?
119Anybody else can relate with this?还有谁能和这个有关吗?
120And yet our gut instinct literally, quite literally然而,我们的直觉 字面上,相当字面上
121is often our best guide.常常是我们最好的向导。
122The well-known hospital in the Americas,美洲著名医院
123the Cleveland Clinic estimates the gut contains克利夫兰诊所估计 肠道包含
124500 million neurons and communicates directly5亿个神经元和直接通信
125with the brain through the vagus nerve.大脑通过阴道神经。
126This connection is so strong that our reactions这种联系是如此的强烈,以至于我们的反应
127often predict stress and danger经常预测压力和危险
128before we're even consciously aware of them.之前,我们甚至有意识地意识到他们。
129For me, the turning point came when my health对我来说, 转折点来了 当我的健康
130was at its absolute lowest.是绝对最低的。
131I had to relearn to listen to my body我不得不重新学习 倾听我的身体
132the way I used to when my kids were little,就像我小时候一样
133when they couldn't talk but their signals were clear.但他们的信号很清晰
134Crying meant food, a fever meant doctor,哭泣意味着食物 发烧意味着医生
135and lying down meant rest.躺下意味着休息
136I didn't overthink it, I just reacted.我没有想太多,我只是反应。
137What would it look like if we started treating ourselves如果我们开始治疗自己会是什么样子
138the way we did our children?我们对待孩子的方式?
139If we listened to our bodies如果我们听我们的身体
140the way we instinctively listened to theirs.我们本能地听他们的话
141The next time you feel a signal in your body下次你感觉到你体内的信号
142that's telling you something, pause, reflect, take action.告诉你一些事情,暂停,反射,采取行动。
143That's what I'm learning to do now,这就是我现在学的
144listening to my body before everything else听到我的身体之前的一切
145stills my attention.仍为我关注
146The next question is what are my loved ones telling me?下一个问题是 我的爱人告诉我什么?
147I alone cannot define enough.我一个人不能定义足够的。
148Every time I come up with something concrete,每次我拿出具体的东西
149every time an accomplishment, a figure,每一次成就,一个数字,
150or a limit to what I can take on,或限制我能承担的,
151I find a way pushed right past it and set a new target.我找到一个方法 推过它并设置一个新的目标。
152Anybody else do this?其他人会这么做吗?
153It's just me.只有我一个人
154It's like an addiction.犹如上瘾.
155In fact, the Harvard Business Review事实上,哈佛商报
156compared the dopamine levels of achieving多巴胺含量比较
157at high levels to a drug,在高水平的药物,
158where withdrawal can lead one anxious or depressed.其中退出会导致一个焦虑或沮丧。
159This is why we need the inputs of our loved ones the most.这就是为什么我们最需要我们亲人的投入。
160If I can't sense where my limits are,如果我感觉不到我的极限
161my family and my friends can.我的家人和朋友们可以。
162One day I came home from a work trip有一天我下班回来
163and my 11 year old, the ultimate mama's boy,还有我11岁的妈妈的终极儿子
164acted like I didn't even exist.假装我根本不存在
165He didn't feel like he was a priority to me.他不觉得自己是我的首要任务
166It was so painful, but like a mirror,它是如此痛苦,但像镜子,
167he was reflecting back to me that he was hurting.他对我回想起他受伤了
168He wasn't getting enough from me.他从我这里得到的还不够。
169As brutal as they are,和他们一样残酷
170these are the moments that helped me find my limits.这是帮助我找到极限的时刻
171Research out of UC Berkeley proves加州大学伯克利分校的研究证明
172that strong relationships are as important强烈的关系同样重要
173to physical health as diet and exercise.身体健康作为饮食和锻炼。
174But now my kids are older and they have all the words,但现在我的孩子年纪大了 他们有所有的话
175sometimes way too many words.有时会说太多话
176But the beauty of that is that they've also gotten very good但它的美丽在于,他们也变得非常好
177at telling me what they think I need.告诉我他们觉得我需要什么
178Mom, maybe it's time for a break.妈妈,也许是时候休息了
179I have a long time friend who once told me我有个很长一段时间的朋友曾经告诉我
180if you never made another sell in your entire life,如果你这辈子再没卖过
181I'm a seller, if you haven't figured that out,我是卖家,如果你还不知道
182you never made another sell your entire life,你这辈子从没卖过别的
183you would still have value.你还有价值
184But I didn't believe him.但我没有相信他
185This has always been my struggle.这一直是我的斗争
186I've never felt like enough.我从来没有觉得像足够。
187So I pushed back and I told him所以我推了回去,告诉他
188I was gonna hit my targets.我本来想打中目标
189But then he pushed back harder.但后来他更用力地推后.
190He needed me to know that I had value just by being me.他需要我知道我的价值 只是因为我。
191I have value.我有价值。
192I love those three words.我喜欢这三句话
193Say them with me.和我一起说
194I have value.我有价值。
195I didn't realize it then,当时我还没意识到
196but he was telling me I was enough.但他告诉我我够了。
197Who are the mirrors in your life?你生活中的镜子是谁?
198And are you open to them?你对他们开放吗?
199The people that can reflect back to you,那些可以反射给你的人,
200what you can't or won't see for yourself.你无法或不愿亲眼看到的
201So the third and last important question所以第三个也是最后一个重要问题
202I have to ask myself is what are the numbers telling me?我得问问自己 数字告诉我什么?
203I train salespeople to live and die by their numbers.我训练售货员 死活靠他们的号码
204But in reality, we all live and die by our numbers.但在现实中,我们都靠自己的数字而生死.
205That is how I've measured success,这就是我衡量成功的方式
206however, my entire career.然而,我的整个职业生涯。
207And don't get me wrong, I love the work I do.别误会,我喜欢我做的工作
208I thrive on setting ambitious goals and achieving them.我以制定宏伟目标并实现这些目标为生。
209But again, we all live and die by our numbers.但再说一遍,我们都是靠自己的数字而生死存亡的。
210But there is another number that truly matters.但另一个数字确实很重要。
211The one that reflects how present and connected we are反映我们是如何现身和联系的
212to the people and moments that matter.给人民和时刻 这很重要。
213For every one of us, there's a finite amount of time对于我们每个人来说 时间是有限的
214in a day and on this planet.在一天之内 在这个星球上
215Think back to the last time you were with your loved ones.回想上次你和亲人在一起的时候
216How were you spending that time?你这段时间过得怎么样?
217I want you to count the memories in your mind我要你把记忆数到脑海里
218just really quick, but here's the catch.只是非常快, 但这里的捕获。
219You can't count the amount of times你无法数出次数
220you were buried in your phone, like so many of us do,你被埋在你的手机里 就像我们很多人一样
221or your mind was on something else.或者你脑子有问题
222How present were you?你怎么样的礼物?
223If you had to put a number or a percentage on it,如果你必须加一个数字或一个百分比,
224what would it be?会是什么?
225Can you live with that number?你能接受那个号码吗?
226And the bigger question is, can you die with it?更大的问题是 你能随它而死吗?
227I calculated that number for this year for me,我计算了今年的数字
228and I only made it to 68% of all of my major family events.而我只完成了我所有重大家庭活动的68%。
229For a really and highly ambitious person like myself,对于一个真正和高度雄心勃勃的人 像我一样,
23068% doesn't sound too great, but here is what I've done.68%听起来不怎么好,但这是我所做的。
231At those events, I'm 100% present with the people I love,在那些事件中,我100%地与我爱的人在一起,
232body, mind, and spirit.身体 心灵和精神
233No distractions, no divided attention, just presence.没有分散注意力,没有分散注意力,只有存在。
234Throughout the last year, I've learned在过去一年里,我学会了
235that numbers do matter,数字确实很重要,
236but they're not the only metric of success.但它们不是衡量成功的唯一尺度
237They tell one story, but the deeper truth他们只讲一个故事 但更深的真相
238lies in how we live those numbers,取决于我们如何生活这些数字,
239how deeply we connect with the people我们与人民的关系有多深
240and the moments that matter,和重要的时刻,
241moments like being here with you.就像和你在一起一样
242Now I ask you, when is enough enough?现在我问你,什么时候够了?
243What is your body whispering or screaming for you to hear?你的身体在低声或尖叫 让你听到什么?
244What truths are your loved ones reflecting back to you?你的爱人对你有什么反射?
245And if you had to put a number on it,如果你必须写一个号码,
246how present have you been?你怎么样的礼物?
247Would you be proud of that number?你会为这个号码感到骄傲吗?
248Because at the end of the day,因为最后
249it's not about how much we've done,这不是关于我们做了多少,
250but how deeply you've lived and the impact you've made.但你的生活有多深 和你的影响力。
251So I'll leave you with this.我把这个留给你
252Success isn't about having it all.成功不在于拥有一切.
253It's about knowing what truly matters这是关于知道什么才是真正重要的
254and showing up for it fully and unapologetically.并完全和不乐观地表现出来。
255That you see, is more than enough.你看,已经足够了。
256Thank you.谢谢
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0:01So I have a question for you to get started today.我今天有个问题要问你
0:05Have any of you ever in this fast pace hustle environment你们有谁在这么快的环境下
0:10questioned when is enough enough?问到什么时候就够了?
0:14Because I have, and I'm gonna share with you my story today.因为我有 今天我要跟你分享我的故事
0:19So imagine the thermostat red 33 degrees, one degree Celsius.想象一下恒温器红33度,摄氏1度
0:27I vividly remember being nine years old,我生动地记得9岁时
0:30having no heat, no food in the fridge,没有热, 没有食物在冰箱里,
0:33and my dad's truck had just been repossessed.我爸爸的卡车被收回了
0:37No matter how hard he tried, we kept falling behind.不管他怎么努力,我们总是落在后面
0:41We lost everything.我们失去了一切。
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1So I have a question for you to get started today.我今天有个问题要问你
2Have any of you ever in this fast pace hustle environment你们有谁在这么快的环境下
3questioned when is enough enough?问到什么时候就够了?
4Because I have, and I'm gonna share with you my story today.因为我有 今天我要跟你分享我的故事
5So imagine the thermostat red 33 degrees, one degree Celsius.想象一下恒温器红33度,摄氏1度
6I vividly remember being nine years old,我生动地记得9岁时
7having no heat, no food in the fridge,没有热, 没有食物在冰箱里,
8and my dad's truck had just been repossessed.我爸爸的卡车被收回了
9No matter how hard he tried, we kept falling behind.不管他怎么努力,我们总是落在后面
10We lost everything.我们失去了一切。
11As a kid, I watched all of this unfold小时候,我看过这一切
12and I felt the weight of it on my small shoulders.我感觉到它在我的小肩膀上的重量。
13One day I said to my mom,有一天我对我妈说
14I'll make sure our family never suffers again.我会确保我们家不再受苦
15I will find a way to be successful.我会想办法成功
16That's become my fuel.这将成为我的燃料。
17That promise became my fuel.这个承诺成了我的燃料
18It powered me through college.它为我提供了大学的动力
19It lifted me past every setback它使我摆脱每一次挫折
20and carried me up the ladder, one promotion after another.把我抬到梯子上 一次又一次升职
21I kept climbing, succeeding by every metric.我不停攀登,成功的每一度度。
22But then last year, everything came crashing down.但去年,一切都崩溃了
23I was at home in bed working我在家睡觉
24when I started having another asthma attack.当我又开始哮喘发作时
25My pulse, my oxygen, everything started dropping.我的脉搏 我的氧气 一切开始下降
26Well, except my productivity.除了我的生产力
27I would never let that go down.我绝对不会放过你的
28At the time, I was heading a business division当时我领导一个商业部门
29at a Fortune 500 company在一个财富500公司
30going through a major reorganization.经历了重大重组。
31I was responsible for the livelihoods我负责生计
32of close to a thousand people,以一千人盟誓,
33not to mention my three children at home.更别说我家里的三个孩子了
34But my asthma kept getting worse但我的哮喘越来越严重
35and my inhaler and all the medications stopped working.我的吸入器和所有的药物都失效了
36I called a friend who was a nurse我打给一个做护士的朋友
37and she stated my reality.她陈述了我的现实
38If you don't go to the hospital right now,如果你现在不去医院
39your children are gonna watch you being rolled away你的孩子会看着你被卷走
40on a gurney to a place way worse than the ER.到比急诊室更糟糕的地方
41I was rushed to the hospital.我被赶到医院
42Doctors thought I had a severe blood infection.医生以为我有严重的血液感染
43They tested me for pneumonia, internal bleeding,他们检测我肺炎 内出血
44kidney function, autoimmune disease and leukemia.肾功能,自体免疫疾病和白血病.
45No one could figure out why I was so sick没人知道为什么我病得这么重
46and that was really freaking me out.这真的吓死我了。
47That's nothing compared to what happened next.这跟接下来发生的事没什么比
48Imagine struggling to breathe with extreme fogginess.想象一下在极度雾霾中挣扎呼吸
49But when you try to tell the doctor,但当你试图告诉医生,
50you not only can't speak the words, you can't recall them.你不仅不能说这些话 也不能回忆起
51Instantly, I lost the ability to communicate瞬间,我失去了沟通的能力
52and there was my husband, panic-stricken,我的丈夫,惊慌失措,
53trying to convey to the doctors what I was trying to say.试图向医生传达我想说的话。
54Before this hospital visit,在这医院来之前
55I could rattle off every important number from last quarter上个季度的每个重要号码我都可以敲响
56but at this very moment,但此时此刻,
57I couldn't even tell you my address.我甚至不能告诉你我的地址
58Something terrifying was happening to my mind.我脑海中发生了可怕的事
59How could I function like this?我怎么会这样?
60Was this how I was gonna spend the rest of my life?这就是我打算如何度过我的余生吗?
61Death felt less scary.死亡感觉不那么可怕。
62I'm a numbers person and during this period,我是一个数字人物 在这期间,
63I had two sets of numbers telling me very different things.我有两组数字告诉我非常不同的事情。
64At my job, I showed numbers of success,在我工作的时候,我表现出了成功
65hundreds of millions of dollars in a P&L亿元的P&L
66and six successful company-wide reorganizations.和6次成功的全公司重组。
67However, six was also the number of times然而,六次也是次数
68I had been in the ER last year alone.去年我一个人在急诊室
69My weekly, sometimes daily blood tests and checkups我的每周,有时是每天的血液检查和检查
70concerning my health were showing a terrible decline.关于我的健康 显示一个可怕的下降。
71My physician pled and warned me,我的医生告诉我,
72if you don't stop working like this, it will kill you.如果你不停止这样的工作, 它会杀了你。
73Then leaving the hospital one night,然后有一天晚上离开医院
74my husband, who was frustrated我丈夫很沮丧
75and really needed to get through to me,并且真的需要 通通给我,
76said, Erica, when is enough enough?艾丽卡 什么时候够了
77And I stopped, I thought about it我停下来,我考虑过
78and I didn't know what was enough or when was enough.我不知道什么是足够的,什么时候是足够的。
79But maybe there's a way to figure it out但也许有办法解决
80and you could catch yourself你可以抓住自己,你就会找到自己
81before you get to the terrifying place I did or worse.在你到达我之前 或者更糟的地方
82I've created a blueprint that answers我已经创造了一个蓝图 答案
83when is enough enough.什么时候足够了?
84It starts with three simple yet powerful questions.它从三个简单而有力的问题开始。
85The first is what is my body telling me?第一,我的身体告诉我什么?
86Our bodies are designed to signal when something's wrong,我们的身体被设计成在有问题时发出信号,
87when we're hungry, tired, in pain or sick.当我们饿了,累了, 在痛苦或生病。
88But how often do we push past these signs,但是我们多久一次地通过这些迹象,
89push through our discomfort and keep going?继续前进?
90For me, this was a habit, almost like second nature.对我来说,这是一个习惯, 几乎像第二大自然。
91And why wouldn't it be?为什么不呢?
92We get rewarded for it.我们为此得到奖励。
93Study all night, honor roll.通宵修习,荣誉卷.
94Never take a sick day, employee of the year.永远不要生病,一年的雇员。
95Outwork everybody else, get promoted.别管别人,升职
96This mindset of pushing through,这种推动的心态,
97the hustle mindset is so ingrained in us花招的心态 已经深深植根于我们
98that when it was time for me to stop and listen to my body,当我停下来倾听我的身体的时候,
99it felt like laziness and failure.感觉像懒惰和失败。
100This was my way of life.这是我的生活方式。
101The body whispers, but when ignored, it begins to scream.尸体轻声低语,但被忽略后开始尖叫.
102And when I didn't listen for far too long,当我很久没听了
103I ended up in the ER.我最终在急诊室。
104Here's the thing.事情是这样的
105Ignoring these signals comes at a cost.忽略这些信号是代价高昂的.
106The research from the American Institute of Stress美国压力研究所的研究
107shows that 77% of people experience physical symptoms77%的人有身体症状
108from stress, but only a fraction address them压力,但只有一小部分解决他们
109before they escalate a fraction.在他们升级之前
110The Associations of Psychological Science心理科学协会
111states interoception, the brain's ability大脑的能力
112to interpret signals from the body,解释来自身体的信号,
113is a key factor in managing our emotions,是管理我们情绪的关键因素,
114making decisions and responding to strips.做决定和回应条条。
115Yet we've trained ourselves to override it但是我们训练了自己来控制它
116and just push through.推过去
117Your heart races, your shoulders tense and your gut churns,你的心跳,你的肩膀紧张 你的直觉,
118but instead of listening, we plow ahead.而不是听,我们前进。
119Does this sound familiar to anybody?听起来有人熟悉吗?
120Anybody else can relate with this?还有谁能和这个有关吗?
121And yet our gut instinct literally,然而我们的直觉,
122quite literally is often our best guide.从字面上讲,常常是我们最好的指导。
123The well-known hospital in the Americas,美洲著名医院
124the Cleveland Clinic estimates克利夫兰诊所估计
125the gut contains 500 million neurons肠道含有5亿个神经元
126and communicates directly with the brain直接与大脑沟通
127through the vagus nerve.穿过阴险的神经
128This connection is so strong联系这么紧密
129that our reactions often predict stress and danger我们的反应往往预测压力和危险
130before we're even consciously aware of them.之前,我们甚至有意识地意识到他们。
131For me, the turning point came对我来说,转折点来了
132when my health was at its absolute lowest.当我的健康处于绝对最低水平时
133I had to relearn to listen to my body我不得不重新学习 倾听我的身体
134the way I used to when my kids were little,就像我小时候一样
135when they couldn't talk but their signals were clear.但他们的信号很清晰
136Crying meant food, a fever meant doctor,哭泣意味着食物 发烧意味着医生
137and lying down meant rest.躺下意味着休息
138I didn't overthink it, I just reacted.我没有想太多,我只是反应。
139What would it look like if we started treating ourselves如果我们开始治疗自己会是什么样子
140the way we did our children?我们对待孩子的方式?
141If we listened to our bodies如果我们听我们的身体
142the way we instinctively listened to theirs.我们本能地听他们的话
143The next time you feel a signal in your body下次你感觉到你体内的信号
144that's telling you something, pause, reflect, take action.告诉你一些事情,暂停,反射,采取行动。
145That's what I'm learning to do now,这就是我现在学的
146listening to my body听从我的身体
147before everything else steals my attention.趁别的事还没引起我的注意
148The next question is what are my loved ones telling me?下一个问题是 我的爱人告诉我什么?
149I alone cannot define enough.我一个人不能定义足够的。
150Every time I come up with something concrete,每次我拿出具体的东西
151every time an accomplishment, a figure or a limit每次成就、数字或极限
152to what I can take on,对于我能承担的一切,
153I find a way pushed right past it and set a new target.我找到一个方法 推过它并设置一个新的目标。
154Anybody else do this?其他人会这么做吗?
155It's just me.只有我一个人
156It's like an addiction.犹如上瘾.
157In fact, the Harvard Business Review事实上,哈佛商报
158compared the dopamine levels of achieving多巴胺含量比较
159at high levels to a drug高水平毒品
160where withdrawal can lead one anxious or depressed.其中退出会导致一个焦虑或沮丧。
161This is why we need the inputs of our loved ones the most.这就是为什么我们最需要我们亲人的投入。
162If I can't sense where my limits are,如果我感觉不到我的极限
163my family and my friends can.我的家人和朋友们可以。
164One day I came home from a work trip有一天我下班回来
165and my 11 year old, the ultimate mama's boy,还有我11岁的妈妈的终极儿子
166acted like I didn't even exist.假装我根本不存在
167He didn't feel like he was a priority to me.他不觉得自己是我的首要任务
168It was so painful, but like a mirror,它是如此痛苦,但像镜子,
169he was reflecting back to me that he was hurting.他对我回想起他受伤了
170He wasn't getting enough from me.他从我这里得到的还不够。
171As brutal as they are,和他们一样残酷
172these are the moments that helped me find my limits.这是帮助我找到极限的时刻
173Research out of UC Berkeley proves加州大学伯克利分校的研究证明
174that strong relationships are as important强烈的关系同样重要
175to physical health as diet and exercise.身体健康作为饮食和锻炼。
176But now my kids are older and they have all the words,但现在我的孩子年纪大了 他们有所有的话
177sometimes way too many words.有时会说太多话
178But the beauty of that is that they've also gotten very good但它的美丽在于,他们也变得非常好
179at telling me what they think I need.告诉我他们觉得我需要什么
180Mom, maybe it's time for a break.妈妈,也许是时候休息了
181I have a long time friend who once told me我有个很长一段时间的朋友曾经告诉我
182if you never made another sell in your entire life,如果你这辈子再没卖过
183I'm a seller, if you haven't figured that out,我是卖家,如果你还不知道
184you never made another sell your entire life,你这辈子从没卖过别的
185you would still have value.你还有价值
186But I didn't believe him.但我没有相信他
187This has always been my struggle.这一直是我的斗争
188I've never felt like enough.我从来没有觉得像足够。
189So I pushed back and I told him I was gonna hit my targets.所以我推后,我告诉他我要去打击我的目标。
190But then he pushed back harder.但后来他更用力地推后.
191He needed me to know that I had value just by being me.他需要我知道我的价值 只是因为我。
192I have value.我有价值。
193I love those three words.我喜欢这三句话
194Say them with me.和我一起说
195I have value.我有价值。
196I didn't realize it then,当时我还没意识到
197but he was telling me I was enough.但他告诉我我够了。
198Who are the mirrors in your life and are you open to them?你生活中的镜子是谁 你对他们开放吗?
199The people that can reflect back to you,那些可以反射给你的人,
200what you can't or won't see for yourself.你无法或不愿亲眼看到的
201So the third and last important question所以第三个也是最后一个重要问题
202I have to ask myself is what are the numbers telling me?我得问问自己 数字告诉我什么?
203I train salespeople to live and die by their numbers.我训练售货员 死活靠他们的号码
204But in reality, we all live and die by our numbers.但在现实中,我们都靠自己的数字而生死.
205That is how I've measured success.这就是我衡量成功的方式。
206However, my entire career.然而,我的整个职业生涯。
207And don't get me wrong, I love the work I do.别误会,我喜欢我做的工作
208I thrive on setting ambitious goals and achieving them.我以制定宏伟目标并实现这些目标为生。
209But again, we all live and die by our numbers.但再说一遍,我们都是靠自己的数字而生死存亡的。
210But there is another number that truly matters.但另一个数字确实很重要。
211The one that reflects how present and connected we are反映我们是如何现身和联系的
212to the people and moments that matter.给人民和时刻 这很重要。
213For every one of us, there's a finite amount of time对于我们每个人来说 时间是有限的
214in a day and on this planet.在一天之内 在这个星球上
215Think back to the last time you were with your loved ones.回想上次你和亲人在一起的时候
216How were you spending that time?你这段时间过得怎么样?
217I want you to count the memories in your mind我要你把记忆数到脑海里
218just really quick, but here's the catch.只是非常快, 但这里的捕获。
219You can't count the amount of times你无法数出次数
220you were buried in your phone, like so many of us do,你被埋在你的手机里 就像我们很多人一样
221or your mind was on something else.或者你脑子有问题
222How present were you?你怎么样的礼物?
223If you had to put a number or a percentage on it,如果你必须加一个数字或一个百分比,
224what would it be?会是什么?
225Can you live with that number?你能接受那个号码吗?
226And the bigger question is, can you die with it?更大的问题是 你能随它而死吗?
227I calculated that number for this year for me,我计算了今年的数字
228and I only made it to 68% of all of my major family events.而我只完成了我所有重大家庭活动的68%。
229For a really and highly ambitious person like myself,对于一个真正和高度雄心勃勃的人 像我一样,
23068% doesn't sound too great.68%听起来不太妙
231But here is what I've done.但这就是我所做的。
232At those events, I'm 100% present with the people I love,在那些事件中,我100%地与我爱的人在一起,
233body, mind, and spirit.身体 心灵和精神
234No distractions, no divided attention, just presence.没有分散注意力,没有分散注意力,只有存在。
235Throughout the last year,在过去一年中,
236I've learned that numbers do matter,我知道数字很重要
237but they're not the only metric of success.但它们不是衡量成功的唯一尺度
238They tell one story,他们讲一个故事
239but the deeper truth lies in how we live those numbers,但更深层的真相在于 我们如何生活这些数字,
240how deeply we connect with the people我们与人民的关系有多深
241and the moments that matter.还有那些重要的时刻
242Moments like being here with you.就像和你在一起一样
243Now I ask you, when is enough enough?现在我问你,什么时候够了?
244What is your body whispering or screaming for you to hear?你的身体在低声或尖叫 让你听到什么?
245What truths are your loved ones reflecting back to you?你的爱人对你有什么反射?
246And if you had to put a number on it,如果你必须写一个号码,
247how present have you been?你怎么样的礼物?
248Would you be proud of that number?你会为这个号码感到骄傲吗?
249Because at the end of the day,因为最后
250it's not about how much we've done,这不是关于我们做了多少,
251but how deeply you've lived and the impact you've made.但你的生活有多深 和你的影响力。
252So I'll leave you with this.我把这个留给你
253Success isn't about having it all.成功不在于拥有一切.
254It's about knowing what truly matters这是关于知道什么才是真正重要的
255and showing up for it fully and unapologetically.并完全和不乐观地表现出来。
256That you see is more than enough.你看到的已经足够了。
257Thank you.谢谢
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0:01So I have a question for you to get started today.我今天有个问题要问你
0:05Have any of you ever in this fast pace hustle environment你们有谁在这么快的环境下
0:10questioned when is enough enough?问到什么时候就够了?
0:14Because I have, and I'm gonna share with you my story today.因为我有 今天我要跟你分享我的故事
0:19So imagine the thermostat red 33 degrees, one degree Celsius.想象一下恒温器红33度,摄氏1度
0:27I vividly remember being nine years old,我生动地记得9岁时
0:30having no heat, no food in the fridge,没有热, 没有食物在冰箱里,
0:33and my dad's truck had just been repossessed.我爸爸的卡车被收回了
0:37No matter how hard he tried, we kept falling behind.不管他怎么努力,我们总是落在后面
0:41We lost everything.我们失去了一切。
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1So I have a question for you to get started today.我今天有个问题要问你
2Have any of you ever in this fast pace hustle environment你们有谁在这么快的环境下
3questioned when is enough enough?问到什么时候就够了?
4Because I have, and I'm gonna share with you my story today.因为我有 今天我要跟你分享我的故事
5So imagine the thermostat red 33 degrees, one degree Celsius.想象一下恒温器红33度,摄氏1度
6I vividly remember being nine years old,我生动地记得9岁时
7having no heat, no food in the fridge,没有热, 没有食物在冰箱里,
8and my dad's truck had just been repossessed.我爸爸的卡车被收回了
9No matter how hard he tried, we kept falling behind.不管他怎么努力,我们总是落在后面
10We lost everything.我们失去了一切。
11As a kid, I watched all of this unfold小时候,我看过这一切
12and I felt the weight of it on my small shoulders.我感觉到它在我的小肩膀上的重量。
13One day I said to my mom,有一天我对我妈说
14I'll make sure our family never suffers again.我会确保我们家不再受苦
15I will find a way to be successful.我会想办法成功
16That's become my fuel.这将成为我的燃料。
17That promise became my fuel.这个承诺成了我的燃料
18It powered me through college.它为我提供了大学的动力
19It lifted me past every setback它使我摆脱每一次挫折
20and carried me up the ladder, one promotion after another.把我抬到梯子上 一次又一次升职
21I kept climbing, succeeding by every metric.我不停攀登,成功的每一度度。
22But then last year, everything came crashing down.但去年,一切都崩溃了
23I was at home in bed working我在家睡觉
24when I started having another asthma attack.当我又开始哮喘发作时
25My pulse, my oxygen, everything started dropping.我的脉搏 我的氧气 一切开始下降
26Well, except my productivity.除了我的生产力
27I would never let that go down.我绝对不会放过你的
28At the time, I was heading a business division当时我领导一个商业部门
29at a Fortune 500 company在一个财富500公司
30going through a major reorganization.经历了重大重组。
31I was responsible for the livelihoods我负责生计
32of close to a thousand people,以一千人盟誓,
33not to mention my three children at home.更别说我家里的三个孩子了
34But my asthma kept getting worse但我的哮喘越来越严重
35and my inhaler and all the medications stopped working.我的吸入器和所有的药物都失效了
36I called a friend who was a nurse and she stated my reality.我给一个护士的朋友打电话 她陈述了我的现实
37If you don't go to the hospital right now,如果你现在不去医院
38your children are gonna watch you being rolled away你的孩子会看着你被卷走
39on a gurney to a place way worse than the ER.到比急诊室更糟糕的地方
40I was rushed to the hospital.我被赶到医院
41Doctors thought I had a severe blood infection.医生以为我有严重的血液感染
42They tested me for pneumonia, internal bleeding,他们检测我肺炎 内出血
43kidney function, autoimmune disease and leukemia.肾功能,自体免疫疾病和白血病.
44No one could figure out why I was so sick没人知道为什么我病得这么重
45and that was really freaking me out.这真的吓死我了。
46That's nothing compared to what happened next.这跟接下来发生的事没什么比
47Imagine struggling to breathe with extreme fogginess.想象一下在极度雾霾中挣扎呼吸
48But when you try to tell the doctor,但当你试图告诉医生,
49you not only can't speak the words, you can't recall them.你不仅不能说这些话 也不能回忆起
50Instantly, I lost the ability to communicate瞬间,我失去了沟通的能力
51and there was my husband, panic-stricken,我的丈夫,惊慌失措,
52trying to convey to the doctors what I was trying to say.试图向医生传达我想说的话。
53Before this hospital visit,在这医院来之前
54I could rattle off every important number from last quarter上个季度的每个重要号码我都可以敲响
55but at this very moment,但此时此刻,
56I couldn't even tell you my address.我甚至不能告诉你我的地址
57Something terrifying was happening to my mind.我脑海中发生了可怕的事
58How could I function like this?我怎么会这样?
59Was this how I was gonna spend the rest of my life?这就是我打算如何度过我的余生吗?
60Death felt less scary.死亡感觉不那么可怕。
61I'm a numbers person and during this period,我是一个数字人物 在这期间,
62I had two sets of numbers telling me very different things.我有两组数字告诉我非常不同的事情。
63At my job, I showed numbers of success,在我工作的时候,我表现出了成功
64hundreds of millions of dollars in a P&L亿元的P&L
65and six successful company-wide reorganizations.和6次成功的全公司重组。
66However, six was also the number of times然而,六次也是次数
67I had been in the ER last year alone.去年我一个人在急诊室
68My weekly, sometimes daily blood tests and checkups我的每周,有时是每天的血液检查和检查
69concerning my health were showing a terrible decline.关于我的健康 显示一个可怕的下降。
70My physician pled and warned me,我的医生告诉我,
71if you don't stop working like this, it will kill you.如果你不停止这样的工作, 它会杀了你。
72Then leaving the hospital one night,然后有一天晚上离开医院
73my husband who was frustrated我丈夫很沮丧
74and really needed to get through to me,并且真的需要 通通给我,
75said, Erica, when is enough enough?艾丽卡 什么时候够了
76And I stopped, I thought about it我停下来,我考虑过
77and I didn't know what was enough or when was enough.我不知道什么是足够的,什么时候是足够的。
78But maybe there's a way to figure it out但也许有办法解决
79and you could catch yourself你可以抓住自己,你就会找到自己
80before you get to the terrifying place I did or worse.在你到达我之前 或者更糟的地方
81I've created a blueprint that answers我已经创造了一个蓝图 答案
82when is enough enough?什么时候足够?
83It starts with three simple yet powerful questions.它从三个简单而有力的问题开始。
84The first is what is my body telling me?第一,我的身体告诉我什么?
85Our bodies are designed to signal when something's wrong,我们的身体被设计成在有问题时发出信号,
86when we're hungry, tired, in pain or sick.当我们饿了,累了, 在痛苦或生病。
87But how often do we push past these signs,但是我们多久一次地通过这些迹象,
88push through our discomfort and keep going?继续前进?
89For me, this was a habit, almost like second nature.对我来说,这是一个习惯, 几乎像第二大自然。
90And why wouldn't it be?为什么不呢?
91We get rewarded for it.我们为此得到奖励。
92Study all night, honor roll.通宵修习,荣誉卷.
93Never take a sick day, employee of the year.永远不要生病,一年的雇员。
94Outwork everybody else, get promoted.别管别人,升职
95This mindset of pushing through, the hustle mindset,这种推进的心态, 狡猾的心态,
96is so ingrained in us that when it was time for me我们深陷其中 以至于我到了时间
97to stop and listen to my body,停下来听我的身体,
98it felt like laziness and failure.感觉像懒惰和失败。
99This was my way of life.这是我的生活方式。
100The body whispers, but when ignored, it begins to scream.尸体轻声低语,但被忽略后开始尖叫.
101And when I didn't listen for far too long,当我很久没听了
102I ended up in the ER.我最终在急诊室。
103Here's the thing.事情是这样的
104Ignoring these signals comes at a cost.忽略这些信号是代价高昂的.
105The research from the American Institute of Stress美国压力研究所的研究
106shows that 77% of people experience physical symptoms77%的人有身体症状
107from stress, but only a fraction address them压力,但只有一小部分解决他们
108before they escalate a fraction.在他们升级之前
109The Associations of Psychological Science心理科学协会
110states interoception, the brain's ability大脑的能力
111to interpret signals from the body,解释来自身体的信号,
112is a key factor in managing our emotions,是管理我们情绪的关键因素,
113making decisions and responding to strips.做决定和回应条条。
114Yet we've trained ourselves to override it但是我们训练了自己来控制它
115and just push through.推过去
116Your heart races, your shoulders tense and your gut churns,你的心跳,你的肩膀紧张 你的直觉,
117but instead of listening, we plow ahead.而不是听,我们前进。
118Does this sound familiar to anybody?听起来有人熟悉吗?
119Anybody else can relate with this?还有谁能和这个有关吗?
120And yet our gut instinct literally, quite literally然而,我们的直觉 字面上,相当字面上
121is often our best guide.常常是我们最好的向导。
122The well-known hospital in the Americas,美洲著名医院
123the Cleveland Clinic estimates the gut contains克利夫兰诊所估计 肠道包含
124500 million neurons and communicates directly5亿个神经元和直接通信
125with the brain through the vagus nerve.大脑通过阴道神经。
126This connection is so strong that our reactions这种联系是如此的强烈,以至于我们的反应
127often predict stress and danger经常预测压力和危险
128before we're even consciously aware of them.之前,我们甚至有意识地意识到他们。
129For me, the turning point came when my health对我来说, 转折点来了 当我的健康
130was at its absolute lowest.是绝对最低的。
131I had to relearn to listen to my body我不得不重新学习 倾听我的身体
132the way I used to when my kids were little,就像我小时候一样
133when they couldn't talk but their signals were clear.但他们的信号很清晰
134Crying meant food, a fever meant doctor,哭泣意味着食物 发烧意味着医生
135and lying down meant rest.躺下意味着休息
136I didn't overthink it, I just reacted.我没有想太多,我只是反应。
137What would it look like if we started treating ourselves如果我们开始治疗自己会是什么样子
138the way we did our children?我们对待孩子的方式?
139If we listened to our bodies如果我们听我们的身体
140the way we instinctively listened to theirs.我们本能地听他们的话
141The next time you feel a signal in your body下次你感觉到你体内的信号
142that's telling you something, pause, reflect, take action.告诉你一些事情,暂停,反射,采取行动。
143That's what I'm learning to do now,这就是我现在学的
144listening to my body before everything else听到我的身体之前的一切
145stills my attention.仍为我关注
146The next question is what are my loved ones telling me?下一个问题是 我的爱人告诉我什么?
147I alone cannot define enough.我一个人不能定义足够的。
148Every time I come up with something concrete,每次我拿出具体的东西
149every time an accomplishment, a figure,每一次成就,一个数字,
150or a limit to what I can take on,或限制我能承担的,
151I find a way pushed right past it and set a new target.我找到一个方法 推过它并设置一个新的目标。
152Anybody else do this?其他人会这么做吗?
153It's just me.只有我一个人
154It's like an addiction.犹如上瘾.
155In fact, the Harvard Business Review事实上,哈佛商报
156compared the dopamine levels of achieving多巴胺含量比较
157at high levels to a drug,在高水平的药物,
158where withdrawal can lead one anxious or depressed.其中退出会导致一个焦虑或沮丧。
159This is why we need the inputs of our loved ones the most.这就是为什么我们最需要我们亲人的投入。
160If I can't sense where my limits are,如果我感觉不到我的极限
161my family and my friends can.我的家人和朋友们可以。
162One day I came home from a work trip有一天我下班回来
163and my 11 year old, the ultimate mama's boy,还有我11岁的妈妈的终极儿子
164acted like I didn't even exist.假装我根本不存在
165He didn't feel like he was a priority to me.他不觉得自己是我的首要任务
166It was so painful, but like a mirror,它是如此痛苦,但像镜子,
167he was reflecting back to me that he was hurting.他对我回想起他受伤了
168He wasn't getting enough from me.他从我这里得到的还不够。
169As brutal as they are,和他们一样残酷
170these are the moments that helped me find my limits.这是帮助我找到极限的时刻
171Research out of UC Berkeley proves加州大学伯克利分校的研究证明
172that strong relationships are as important强烈的关系同样重要
173to physical health as diet and exercise.身体健康作为饮食和锻炼。
174But now my kids are older and they have all the words,但现在我的孩子年纪大了 他们有所有的话
175sometimes way too many words.有时会说太多话
176But the beauty of that is that they've also gotten very good但它的美丽在于,他们也变得非常好
177at telling me what they think I need.告诉我他们觉得我需要什么
178Mom, maybe it's time for a break.妈妈,也许是时候休息了
179I have a long time friend who once told me我有个很长一段时间的朋友曾经告诉我
180if you never made another sell in your entire life,如果你这辈子再没卖过
181I'm a seller, if you haven't figured that out,我是卖家,如果你还不知道
182you never made another sell your entire life,你这辈子从没卖过别的
183you would still have value.你还有价值
184But I didn't believe him.但我没有相信他
185This has always been my struggle.这一直是我的斗争
186I've never felt like enough.我从来没有觉得像足够。
187So I pushed back and I told him所以我推了回去,告诉他
188I was gonna hit my targets.我本来想打中目标
189But then he pushed back harder.但后来他更用力地推后.
190He needed me to know that I had value just by being me.他需要我知道我的价值 只是因为我。
191I have value.我有价值。
192I love those three words.我喜欢这三句话
193Say them with me.和我一起说
194I have value.我有价值。
195I didn't realize it then,当时我还没意识到
196but he was telling me I was enough.但他告诉我我够了。
197Who are the mirrors in your life?你生活中的镜子是谁?
198And are you open to them?你对他们开放吗?
199The people that can reflect back to you,那些可以反射给你的人,
200what you can't or won't see for yourself.你无法或不愿亲眼看到的
201So the third and last important question所以第三个也是最后一个重要问题
202I have to ask myself is what are the numbers telling me?我得问问自己 数字告诉我什么?
203I train salespeople to live and die by their numbers.我训练售货员 死活靠他们的号码
204But in reality, we all live and die by our numbers.但在现实中,我们都靠自己的数字而生死.
205That is how I've measured success,这就是我衡量成功的方式
206however, my entire career.然而,我的整个职业生涯。
207And don't get me wrong, I love the work I do.别误会,我喜欢我做的工作
208I thrive on setting ambitious goals and achieving them.我以制定宏伟目标并实现这些目标为生。
209But again, we all live and die by our numbers.但再说一遍,我们都是靠自己的数字而生死存亡的。
210But there is another number that truly matters.但另一个数字确实很重要。
211The one that reflects how present and connected we are反映我们是如何现身和联系的
212to the people and moments that matter.给人民和时刻 这很重要。
213For every one of us, there's a finite amount of time对于我们每个人来说 时间是有限的
214in a day and on this planet.在一天之内 在这个星球上
215Think back to the last time you were with your loved ones.回想上次你和亲人在一起的时候
216How were you spending that time?你这段时间过得怎么样?
217I want you to count the memories in your mind我要你把记忆数到脑海里
218just really quick, but here's the catch.只是非常快, 但这里的捕获。
219You can't count the amount of times你无法数出次数
220you were buried in your phone, like so many of us do,你被埋在你的手机里 就像我们很多人一样
221or your mind was on something else.或者你脑子有问题
222How present were you?你怎么样的礼物?
223If you had to put a number or a percentage on it,如果你必须加一个数字或一个百分比,
224what would it be?会是什么?
225Can you live with that number?你能接受那个号码吗?
226And the bigger question is, can you die with it?更大的问题是 你能随它而死吗?
227I calculated that number for this year for me,我计算了今年的数字
228and I only made it to 68% of all of my major family events.而我只完成了我所有重大家庭活动的68%。
229For a really and highly ambitious person like myself,对于一个真正和高度雄心勃勃的人 像我一样,
23068% doesn't sound too great, but here is what I've done.68%听起来不怎么好,但这是我所做的。
231At those events, I'm 100% present with the people I love,在那些事件中,我100%地与我爱的人在一起,
232body, mind, and spirit.身体 心灵和精神
233No distractions, no divided attention, just presence.没有分散注意力,没有分散注意力,只有存在。
234Throughout the last year, I've learned在过去一年里,我学会了
235that numbers do matter,数字确实很重要,
236but they're not the only metric of success.但它们不是衡量成功的唯一尺度
237They tell one story, but the deeper truth他们只讲一个故事 但更深的真相
238lies in how we live those numbers,取决于我们如何生活这些数字,
239how deeply we connect with the people我们与人民的关系有多深
240and the moments that matter,和重要的时刻,
241moments like being here with you.就像和你在一起一样
242Now I ask you, when is enough enough?现在我问你,什么时候够了?
243What is your body whispering or screaming for you to hear?你的身体在低声或尖叫 让你听到什么?
244What truths are your loved ones reflecting back to you?你的爱人对你有什么反射?
245And if you had to put a number on it,如果你必须写一个号码,
246how present have you been?你怎么样的礼物?
247Would you be proud of that number?你会为这个号码感到骄傲吗?
248Because at the end of the day,因为最后
249it's not about how much we've done,这不是关于我们做了多少,
250but how deeply you've lived and the impact you've made.但你的生活有多深 和你的影响力。
251So I'll leave you with this.我把这个留给你
252Success isn't about having it all.成功不在于拥有一切.
253It's about knowing what truly matters这是关于知道什么才是真正重要的
254and showing up for it fully and unapologetically.并完全和不乐观地表现出来。
255That you see is more than enough.你看到的已经足够了。
256Thank you.谢谢
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