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  • Over our lives, we make a lot of mistakes, but it seems like there is one mistake that

    在我們的一生中,我們會犯很多錯誤,但似乎有一個錯誤是

  • most people keep repeating over and over and they don't get until its too late already,

    大多數人不斷重複,他們不明白,直到它已經太晚了。

  • and that includes me as well.

    這也包括我。

  • That's why I feel obligated to make this video and share it with you because understanding

    這就是為什麼我覺得有義務做這個視頻,並與你分享,因為理解了。

  • this literally made my life hundreds of times better and I wish someone would have taught

    這簡直讓我的生活好了幾百倍,我希望有人能教給我

  • me this when I was younger.

    我年輕的時候也是這樣。

  • But I think even if someone would have tried, I would probably be too stubborn to listen.

    但我想即使有人會嘗試,我可能也會固執得聽不進去。

  • When I started this channel, I barely understood what I was doing, I spent a lot of time studying

    當我開始做這個頻道的時候,我幾乎不明白自己在做什麼,我花了很多時間去研究。

  • and learning about how youtube works and how to make better videos and I only could dream

    和學習如何YouTube的工作原理,以及如何使更好的視頻,我只能夢想

  • about getting a thousand subscribers.

    關於獲得一千個用戶。

  • I mean, Getting a thousand people interested in your content isn't easy.

    我的意思是,讓一千個人對你的內容感興趣並不容易。

  • However, After a lot of hard work, I managed to reach that milestone,

    然而,經過一番努力,我成功地達到了這個里程碑。

  • It felt great but the next day, that excitement somehow was gone, and my next obsession was

    感覺很好,但第二天,那種興奮感不知怎麼就沒了,我的下一個執念就是

  • to get a hundred thousand subscribers.

    以獲得十萬用戶。

  • It seemed impossible to achieve that but thanks to all of you, eventually it happened.

    這似乎是不可能實現的,但多虧了大家,最終還是實現了。

  • Of course, it felt incredibly great, but it didn't last long, the next morning, I wanted

    當然,這感覺非常好,但它沒有持續多久,第二天早上,我想

  • to achieve the next milestone.

    以實現下一個里程碑。

  • And that's the problem, we set goals, and we get so obsessed with them that we forget

    這就是問題所在,我們設定了目標,但我們太過執著於它們,以至於我們忘記了

  • to enjoy the journey.

    來享受這段旅程。

  • We get frustrated over the little things and imagine in our minds that once we get to the

    我們會因為一些小事而感到沮喪,並在心裡想象著一旦到了

  • top of the hill, we will feel great and everything will be amazing not realizing that we will

    在山頂上,我們會感覺很好,一切都會很神奇,但我們並沒有意識到,我們會。

  • never be satisfied.

    永不滿足

  • You start going to the gym, and all that you have in your mind is once I get that kind

    你開始去健身房,你心裡想的是一旦我得到那種

  • of body, everything will change.

    的身體,一切都將改變。

  • Let me tell you a little secret.

    讓我告訴你一個小祕密。

  • That will never happen.

    這永遠不會發生。

  • Whether you are trying to become the next president of the united states or a billionaire

    無論你是想成為下一任美國總統,還是想成為億萬富翁。

  • on the Forbes list.

    在福布斯榜上。

  • You will feel exactly like you do now because after achieving that goal you will look at

    你會覺得自己和現在一模一樣,因為在實現這個目標之後,你會看清

  • someone else who has more than you and will say, when I make this much money, or when

    別人比你多,會說,等我賺了這麼多錢,或者當

  • I get that much of followers, then I can relax.

    我得到那麼多的追隨者,那麼我就可以放鬆了。

  • And that's how you will waste your entire life.

    你就會這樣浪費自己的一生。

  • Our lives don't really mean anything.

    我們的生命並不真正意味著什麼。

  • I mean, You see that tiny dot.

    我是說,你看到那個小點了嗎?

  • Yes, that's earth, this picture is taken by voyager one billions of miles away from earth.

    是的,這就是地球,這張照片是旅行者一號在離地球數十億英里的地方拍攝的。

  • We are so small in this universe that there are more stars in the universe than grains

    我們在這個宇宙中是如此的渺小,以至於宇宙中的恆星比穀物還要多呢?

  • of sand in the entire earth.

    整個地球上的沙子。

  • That's probably why Carl Segan said: if you look at it, you see a dot.

    這大概就是為什麼卡爾-塞甘說:如果你看它,你會看到一個點。

  • That's here.

    就是這裡。

  • That's home.

    這就是家。

  • That's us.

    這就是我們。

  • On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being

    你愛的人,你認識的人,你聽說過的人,每個人都在上面。

  • who ever was, lived out their lives.

    誰曾經是,活出了自己的生命。

  • The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic

    我們的快樂和痛苦的集合體,成千上萬的自信的宗教、意識形態和經濟。

  • doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer

    每一個獵人和覓食者,每一個英雄和懦夫,每一個創造者和毀滅者。

  • of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father,

    的文明,每一個國王和農民,每一對戀愛中的年輕夫婦,每一個母親和父親。

  • hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician,

    充滿希望的孩子,發明家和探險家,每一個道德老師,每一個腐敗的政治家。

  • every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our

    每一個 "超級明星",每一個 "最高領袖",每一個聖人和罪人,在我們的歷史上。

  • species lived there-on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam.

    物種生活在那裡--懸浮在陽光下的塵埃上。

  • So no matter what you are trying to achieve, your life will probably end right there in

    所以無論你想達到什麼目的,你的人生很可能就在這裡結束了。

  • that dot because we are in a race against time that we will never win.

    那點是因為我們在和時間賽跑,我們永遠不會贏。

  • So, instead of waiting till you get to the top of the hill to finally feel relieved and

    所以,與其等你到了山頂才終於鬆了一口氣,而且。

  • happy.

    幸福的。

  • Why don't you enjoy the journey of getting there?

    你為什麼不享受一下到達那裡的旅程呢?

  • Regardless of what that top means for you.

    不管那上面對你意味著什麼。

  • As Steve Jobs said: Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn't matter to me

    就像喬布斯說的那樣,"成為墓地裡最富有的人對我來說並不重要..:成為墓地裡最富有的人對我來說並不重要... ...

  • Going to bed at night saying we've done something wonderfulthat's what matters

    晚上睡覺時說我們做了件好事,這才是最重要的事

  • to me.

    對我來說。

  • So let your first goal always be, enjoy every moment of what's left.

    所以,讓你的第一目標永遠是,享受剩下的每一刻。

  • Time isn't gonna wait for you.

    時間是不會等你的。

  • You might blink one more time, and it might be too late already.

    你可能再眨一次眼,可能已經太晚了。

  • One way to spend your time wisely is to develop yourself.

    合理利用時間的方法之一是發展自己。

  • But in today's world, it's not easy to sit down and read a book for example, especially

    但在當今世界,比如說坐下來讀一本書是不容易的,尤其是

  • with the rise of social media.

    隨著社交媒體的興起,。

  • That's why I use an app that's called Blinkist.

    這就是為什麼我用一個叫Blinkist的應用。

  • It takes the best insights, the need-to-know information from

    它把最好的洞察力,需要知道的資訊從

  • thousands of nonfiction books and condenses them down into just 15 minutes so you can

    數千本非小說類書籍,並將它們濃縮在短短的15分鐘內,讓你可以

  • read or listen to.

    讀或聽。

  • I started using Blinkist recently especially when I drive or lift at the gym, and I couldn't

    我最近開始使用Blinkist,尤其是當我開車或在健身房舉起時,我不能。

  • let it go without recommending it to you.

    不向你推薦就不說了。

  • The last summary that I have listened to was - Start with why by Simon Sinek.

    我最後聽過的總結是--西蒙-辛克的《從為什麼開始》。

  • Which you should as well.

    你也應該這樣做。

  • The first 100 people to go to https://www.blinkist.com/proactivethinker are going to get unlimited

    前100名進入https://www.blinkist.com/proactivethinker,將獲得無限量的。

  • access for 1 week to try it out.

    訪問1周,以嘗試它。

  • You'll also get 25% off if you want the full membership.

    如果你想成為正式會員,還可以享受25%的折扣。

  • And you will be supporting this channel to create more original content such as this

    而你也會支持這個頻道創作更多的原創內容,比如這個。

  • one.

    一。

Over our lives, we make a lot of mistakes, but it seems like there is one mistake that

在我們的一生中,我們會犯很多錯誤,但似乎有一個錯誤是

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