哈佛大学幸福课第15课中英文双语笔记.doc

哈佛大学幸福课第15课 中英文双语笔记
lesson 15
Student:
Hello. Last lecture we learned about recovery.
大家好 上节课我们学到了休整
At time, a行的话我们就只能面对不完美了
scenario, but that’s OK. I think it must be something
但那没有关系 我想这是潜意识的问题
subconscious, because it’s too much of a coincidence that every
因为这也太巧合了
time something happens, walk the talk. So where were we last 每次都发生这些事情 的确是这样 那么我们上次讲到哪了呢
time? Last time we talked about how you learned how to walk.
上次我们讲到了你们是怎么学会走路的
We learned about how you learned to draw circles. And all 我们讲到了你们是怎么学会画圆圈的 都是通过
through failure. As Thomas Edison said, “I learned my way…I
不断的失败 正如爱迪生所说 我通过不断的失败以
failed my way to success,” and we saw it with top athletes,
至成功 我们从那些顶尖的运动员身上
whether it was Babe Ruth or Michael Jordan. We saw it with top 看到 不管是Babe Ruth 还是Michael Jordan 我们从那些最
business people, whether it was Thomas Watson, IBM or Anita 顶尖的商人身上看到 不管是IBM的创始人Thomas Watson
Riddick, founder of the, of Body Shop, we see it with artist and Anita Riddick 美体小铺的创始人 我们从艺术家和科学家
scientist, the most successful ones are also the ones who failed 身上看到 那些最成功的同样也是失败最多的人
the most, and these are the ones who understand the value and
而他们就是那些深刻明白失败的价值与重要性的人
the importance of failure. I guarantee you then none of them
我向你保证 他们没人喜欢失败
enjoy failing. Failing hurts; it’s disappointing at best; it’s
失败让人受伤 让人极度失望 让人沮丧
fustrating; it’s embarrassing often. However, people who
经常使人尴尬 但是 那些
ultimately succeed recognize that value of failure and learning 最为成功的人都会认识到失败并从失败中学****价值
from it. There’s a wonderful book that came out recently by one
有一本很有趣的书是由我的一位导师最近完成的
of my mentors he taught at the business school for a few years;
他在商学院教了几年书
he is a professor. At university of southern California- Warren 他是个教授 在南加州大学任职Warren
Bennnis. And Warren Bennis wrote a book, which is called Bennnis 他写了本书 叫做
“Geek and Geezers”. And in the book, he compared very
《极客与怪杰》 在这本书中
successful leaders who were young, early 30s and older 他将非常年轻的顶多30出头的