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TED演讲:奥运冠军克服恐惧的思维方式

TED演讲:奥运冠军克服恐惧的思维方式

TED演讲:奥运冠军克服恐惧的思维方式

发布于 2024-02-17 · 时长 9:18

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0:04One of the scariest moments of my career started on a dark October morning in 2018.我职业生涯最恐怖的时刻之一开始于2018年10月的黑暗早晨.
0:11I'm a professional athlete, and my training schedule can be a lot.我是个职业运动员,我的训练时间表会很多
0:16Six days a week, five hours a day, it's intense.每周六天,每天五小时,强度很大.
0:20Still, I never train that early.不过,我从来没有训练这么早。
0:23But on this day, a special type of fear brought me out at 4 a.m. before the sun.但这一天,一种特殊的恐惧 让我在凌晨4点在太阳之前出来.
0:29A fear that someone might discover a secret I'd been keeping.担心有人会发现我保守的秘密
0:34I was six months pregnant.我怀孕了六个月。
0:36I was pregnant, and I was scared enough to train in the dark我怀孕了,我吓得不敢在黑暗中训练
0:40so that no one would see the life that was growing inside of me.那样就不会有人看到 我内心正在成长的生命
0:44I feared that if a fan or someone posted a photo,我担心如果一个粉丝或某人贴了照片
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1One of the scariest moments of my career started on a dark October morning in 2018.我职业生涯最恐怖的时刻之一开始于2018年10月的黑暗早晨.
2I'm a professional athlete, and my training schedule can be a lot.我是个职业运动员,我的训练时间表会很多
3Six days a week, five hours a day, it's intense.每周六天,每天五小时,强度很大.
4Still, I never train that early.不过,我从来没有训练这么早。
5But on this day, a special type of fear brought me out at 4 a.m. before the sun.但这一天,一种特殊的恐惧 让我在凌晨4点在太阳之前出来.
6A fear that someone might discover a secret I'd been keeping.担心有人会发现我保守的秘密
7I was six months pregnant.我怀孕了六个月。
8I was pregnant, and I was scared enough to train in the dark我怀孕了,我吓得不敢在黑暗中训练
9so that no one would see the life that was growing inside of me.那样就不会有人看到 我内心正在成长的生命
10I feared that if a fan or someone posted a photo,我担心如果一个粉丝或某人贴了照片
11that my sponsor would immediately change their mind about wanting to work with me.我的赞助商会立刻改变主意 想和我合作
12I feared that I would be forced to choose between motherhood and being a competitive athlete.我担心我被迫在母性与竞技运动员之间做出选择。
13I feared that the career I worked so hard to build would disappear just like that.我担心我辛勤工作的事业 会就这样消失
14You think I'm exaggerating, right?你觉得我夸张了吧?
15How could a six-time Olympic champion, a 16-time world champion, a world record holder六届奥运冠军,十六届世界冠军,世界纪录持有者 怎么会是六届奥运冠军?
16possibly think that her career might be over by doing something as natural as having a baby?可能认为她的事业 可能因为做一些像生孩子一样自然的事而结束?
17Well, I'm not exaggerating.我没有夸张
18Getting pregnant in track and field has been called the kiss of death,在田径和田间怀孕 被称为死亡之吻,
19and it comes with a lot of fear, just like for women in many professions.它带来很多的恐惧, 就像许多行业的女性一样。
20I have been watching women that I respect and teammates of mine我一直在观察我尊敬的女人和我的队友
21hide pregnancies since I was 19 years old.从19岁起就藏着怀孕
22I've seen women have to make gut-wrenching decisions我见过女人要做出令人发指的决定
23like deciding whether to recover their health or return to the sport.像是决定是恢复健康 还是恢复运动
24Deciding whether to stay in the hospital with a sick child决定是否与生病的孩子一起留在医院
25or go to a race so that they don't receive a further pay reduction.或去比赛,以免他们得到进一步的减薪。
26I know what some of you might be thinking.我知道你们中有些人会怎么想
27We all choose to get pregnant, right?我们都选择怀孕 对吧?
28If a sponsor doesn't want to pay an athlete who's not out on the track winning,如果赞助商不想付钱给没有出赛的运动员
29that's just part of the deal, right?这只是交易的一部分,对不对?
30Well, I think the deal's rigged.好吧,我认为交易是骗局。
31I think that companies want to have it both ways, and I think it's time we change.我认为公司希望两者兼有, 我认为是时候我们改变。
32Sports companies love to tell women that they can have it all.体育公司喜欢告诉妇女,她们可以拥有一切。
33They can do it all.他们可以做这一切。
34They can be it all.他们可以成为这一切。
35We've all seen those inspirational ads.我们都看过那些鼓舞人心的广告
36I remember meeting with Nike leadership in 2010,我还记得2010年会见耐克领导层,
37and they told me about an initiative they sponsor called the Girl Effect.他们告诉我一个倡议 他们赞助名为女孩效应。
38They promoted adolescent girls as the key to improving societies around the globe.他们宣传少女是改善全球社会的关键。
39They said they believed in women and girls.他们说他们相信妇女和女童。
40And if I joined Nike, I could empower them.如果我加入了耐克,我可以赋予他们权力。
41And I believe that.我相信这一点。
42But guess what?但你知道吗?
43Girls come from somewhere.女孩从哪里来。
44And women having babies during child-rearing years还有在养育子女期间有孩子的妇女
45is something that should be celebrated, not punished.应该庆祝,而不是惩罚
46It should be a part of a normal, thriving professional athletic career.这应该是正常、繁荣的职业体育生涯的一部分。
47And women in all fields should never feel the need to hide a pregnancy所有领域的女人都不应该感到 需要隐藏怀孕
48at 4 a.m., in the dark,凌晨4时 在黑暗中
49so that they won't be photographed doing that thing that they love.这样他们就不会被拍照 做他们喜欢的事情。
50Remember how scared I told you I was when I was on the track that day?还记得那天我在赛道上时 告诉你我有多害怕吗?
51My mind was racing with the consequences of my decision to start a family.我的想法与我决定成立家庭的后果相呼应。
52I had already been going through a difficult renegotiation period with Nike,我和耐克已经经历了一段艰难的重新谈判期
53and they were already offering me 70% less than what I had previously been making.而且他们已经给我 比我以前做的少了70%
54And that was even before they knew about the baby.他们甚至还没知道孩子的事
55Don't even get me started with the ageism that is embedded in the capitalist dream.不要让我开始 年龄主义 嵌入在资本主义梦。
56So when I told them about my pregnancy,所以当我告诉他们我的怀孕,
57I asked for a clause in the contract我要求合同里写一个条款
58that specified they wouldn't reduce my pay within 12 months of giving birth.说明他们在分娩后12个月内 不会减少我的工资
59They said yes.他们答应了
60But, you knew there was going to be a but, right?但是,你知道会有 但是,对不对?
61But it was only a yes for me.但它只是答应了我。
62They weren't ready to offer that same protection for all female athletes.他们没有准备好为所有女运动员提供同样的保护。
63They weren't ready to set the precedent.他们没有准备好开创先例。
64A couple days later, my agent called me.几天后,我的经纪人打电话给我
65Nike wanted to use me in a commercial for the Women's World Cup.耐克想利用我参加女子世界杯的广告.
66I couldn't believe it.难以置信
67Nike wanted to use me to tell women and girls that they could do anything,耐克想利用我告诉妇女和女孩 她们可以做任何事情,
68even though the contract before me said the exact opposite.尽管我之前的合约 说完全相反。
69I knew what I had to do.我知道该怎么做
70I knew I had to leave.我知道我必须离开。
71I knew I was afraid.我知道自己很害怕。 。 。
72But I did it anyways.但我还是做到了
73I wrote an op-ed in the New York Times calling out Nike's maternity policy.我在《纽约时报》上写了一篇专栏 宣传耐克的生育政策
74And I wasn't the only one.不是我一个人
75My teammates and I, we helped turn the tide.我和我的队友,我们帮了忙
76Now, Nike offers 18 months maternity protection.现在,耐克提供18个月的产妇保护.
77And other sponsors like Altra, Noon, Brooks and Burton,其他赞助商如阿尔特拉、诺恩、布鲁克斯和伯顿
78they came forward and they announced their new guarantees他们提出新的保证
79for female athletes who start families while being sponsored.女性运动员在获得资助的同时组建家庭。
80Too late for me, but amazing for the women coming up now.对我来说太迟了,但令人惊奇的是,现在的女人来了。
81I didn't resign with Nike, and I'm here to tell the tale.我没有辞职与耐克,我在这里讲述的故事。
82But more than that, I'm here to tell you that you can do it too.但不止于此,我在这里告诉你,你也可以做到这一点。
83Once you find the courage to believe in yourself,一旦你找到勇气相信自己
84your own worth, your own values, it gets easier.你的价值,你的价值, 它变得容易。
85It's when you take a stand that you start to understand当你采取立场,你开始理解
86how to overcome that fear and how to make a change for yourself如何克服恐惧,如何改变自己
87and sometimes for others.有时也是为了别人
88I went on to find a new sponsor in the female-led, female-focused Athleta.我接着在以女性为主,以女性为主的Athleta中找到了一个新的赞助商.
89And they helped me challenge the International Olympic Committee's child care policy.他们帮助我挑战国际奥林匹克委员会的儿童保育政策。
90Together, we raised $200,000 for female athletes我们一起筹集了20万元的女运动员
91to be able to afford child care when they go to races.当他们去比赛时,能负担起照顾孩子的费用。
92Because women have babies and these children don't disappear when the races begin.因为女人有孩子 这些孩子不会在比赛开始时消失
93I made it back to the Olympics two years after giving birth.我出生两年后又回到奥运会
94I won a gold and a bronze.我赢得了金牌和铜牌
95And I became the most decorated American track and field athlete of all time.我成为有史以来最装饰的美国田径运动员。
96All while my daughter was watching.在我女儿看着的时候
97I was running for so much more than for medals or for a time on the track.我竞选的不只是奖牌 或是赛道上的一段时间
98I was running as a representation for women and for mothers我是作为女性和母亲的代表参选的
99and for anybody who had been told that their story was over.和任何人 谁被告知 他们的故事已经结束。
100I remember crossing that line in Tokyo and having such a sense of fulfillment.我记得在东京跨过那条线,有这种满足感.
101I looked down at my feet.我俯视着我的脚。
102And for the first time in my entire career, I wasn't wearing Adidas.我整个职业生涯中第一次没有穿阿迪达斯.
103I wasn't wearing Nike.我没有戴耐克
104I was wearing Saesh, the women's footwear brand that I founded,我穿着Saesh 我创立的女鞋品牌
105designed for and by women when I was left without a footwear sponsor.当我没有鞋保时 由女人设计
106Because I was tired of not being valued or able to show up fully as myself.因为我厌倦了不被重视或不能完全以自己的身份出现.
107I learned that my voice has power and when I bet on myself, change is possible.我学会我的声音有力量 当我赌自己的时候,改变是可能的。
108During the pandemic, we all saw what happens when that thin line在这场大流行中 我们都看到了 当那条细线发生时
109between our professional and personal lives permanently blurs.我们的职业生活和个人生活永远模糊不清。
110We have seen women step back, give up, drop out,我们看到女人退后 放弃 退学
111as having it all became doing it all and doing it all became impossible.这一切变成 做这一切,做这一切成为不可能。
112We have got to stop forcing people to choose between parenting我们必须停止强迫人们在养育子女之间做出选择
113and doing the work that they love.做他们喜欢的工作
114And we've got to stop pretending that we're not making those decisions我们必须停止假装 我们没有做出这些决定
115because the results affect us all, not just women, but men and our children too,因为结果影响着我们所有人,不仅影响着妇女,而且影响着男人和我们的孩子,
116by creating the environment that we all live, work, love and raise our families in.创造我们共同生活、工作、爱和养育家庭的环境。
117Isn't it past time that we call out the hypocrisy and create a new normal,我们是不是已经过去了,我们叫出 虚伪和创造一个新的正常,
118one with real generosity, humanity and truth at the center?以真正的慷慨、人道和真理为中心?
119Not some misplaced sense of what business is or does.没有错觉什么是生意或做什么。
120We should say what we will tolerate.我们应该说出我们将容忍的。
121And as we all recover from the pandemic that has flattened us,随着我们都从这个大流行中恢复过来了,
122let's just not rebuild the same version of the broken system that we had before.我们不要像以前那样重建破旧的系统
123But let's learn and create something new.但是,让我们学习和创造新的东西。
124Each one of us has a role to play.我们每个人都可以发挥作用。
125And you don't have to be an Olympian to create change for yourself or for others.你不必成为奥运家 为自己或他人创造变革。
126Everyone in this room can bet on themselves.这个房间里的每个人都可以自己下注
127It will typically happen in moments of fear when you don't see the path forward.它通常发生在恐惧的时刻 当你看不到前进的道路。
128In my own experience, it was a terrifying decision.根据我的经验,这是一个可怕的决定。
129But that will be your first clue.但这是你的第一个线索
130That feeling of being terrified is your invitation to create change.那种恐惧的感觉 是邀请你创造变革
131You have to acknowledge those feelings.你必须承认这些感情
132You have to brave them.你必须勇敢地对待他们。
133And you have to fight to move forward.你要奋勇前进
134It won't be easy.将不易也.
135You will be afraid.你会害怕的
136Your voice will shake.你的声音会颤抖的
137But what I can absolutely promise you is that it will be worth it.但我能绝对保证的是,这是值得的。
138Thank you.谢谢
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