comes in and says: “you know what!

進來說："你知道嗎？

Why don't you try to sharpen your saw first, You're going to cut the tree much faster”

你為什麼不試著先把你的鋸子磨好，你會更快地砍到樹"

The man replies - “sharpening the saw is going to take a lot of time.

那人回答--"磨鋸子要花很多時間。

I am busy, i don't have time!

我很忙，我沒有時間!

Can't you see that!”

你沒看到嗎！"

This situation seems dumb, But the reality it, most of us are that dumb person with a

這種情況看起來很笨，但實際上，我們大多數人都是那個笨人，有一個。

dull saw.

鈍鋸。

We complain about our dark financial situation while we can't even find an hour a week to

我們一邊抱怨著黑暗的財務狀況，一邊卻連每週一小時的時間都找不到。

read a book on personal financial and learn how to manage our money better. 

讀一本關於個人理財的書，學習如何更好地管理我們的錢。

It's weird how people complain about their health, their inability to focus and struggle

人們抱怨自己的身體健康，無法集中精力，掙扎，這很奇怪

to fall asleep, while they don't even set aside a few hours a week to exercise to keep

入睡，而他們甚至沒有留出每週幾個小時的時間來鍛鍊身體，以保持。

their body and mind healthy.

他們的身心健康。

The guy who doesn't exercise is no different from the guy who is trying to cut the tree

不運動的人和想砍樹的人沒有什麼區別。

with a dull saw and yet complains that he doesn't have the time to sharpen it.

用一把鈍鋸，卻又抱怨沒有時間去磨它。

You know how it is.

你知道是怎麼回事。

You graduate, find a decent job and never leave that comfort zone unless you are forced

你畢業後，找到一份體面的工作，除非被迫，否則永遠不會離開那個舒適區

out, while successful people all embrace learning throughout their lives, and that's why they

出，而成功的人一生都在接受學習，這也是為什麼他們

are successful.

是成功的。

Let's find out how to keep your saw always sharp?

我們來看看如何讓你的鋸子始終保持鋒利？

Why do successful people follow the 5-hour rule?

為什麼成功人士會遵循5小時法則？

And what is the 5-hour rule in the first place?

而5小時的規定首先是什麼？

We will answer all of these questions and many, so smash that like button for the YouTube

我們將回答所有這些問題和許多問題，所以粉碎喜歡的按鈕，為YouTube的

algorithm and let's thank our sponsor, Datacamp, for making this video possible.

算法，讓我們感謝我們的贊助商，Datacamp，使這個視頻成為可能。

Do you want to get hired by Tesla, google, amazon?

你想被特斯拉、谷歌、亞馬遜聘用嗎？

Then you need to learn Programming, coding, analysing, and understanding data.

那麼你需要學習編程、編碼、分析和理解數據。

No matter what industry you're in, learning how to analyze and understand data is critical.

無論你身處哪個行業，學會如何分析和理解數據都是至關重要的。

That's what DataCamp offers.

這就是DataCamp提供的服務。

You want to learn a programming language such as Python or SQL.

你想學習一門編程語言，如Python或SQL。

You can start with absolute basics and move up to professional levels.

你可以從絕對的基礎知識入手，再到專業水準。

You can browse by topics to find out what you want to learn.

你可以按主題瀏覽，找出你想學習的內容。

Let's try applied finance.

讓我們試試應用金融。

They have courses that will teach you different financial analyses that can help you with

他們有課程會教你不同的財務分析，可以幫助你與

investing.

投資。

You can acquire new skills fast with more than 300 courses that combine short expert

您可以通過300多門課程快速掌握新的技能，這些課程結合了短期的專家課程，並將這些課程的內容融入到您的生活中。

videos with immediate hands-on-keyboard exercises from over 250 instructors!

250多位老師的視頻與即時的鍵盤練習!


 And the best part of it is that if you sign

最棒的是，如果你簽下了

up to DataCamp by clicking the link in your description, you will be able to check the

點擊您的描述中的鏈接，您將能夠檢查到數據營的

first chapters of any course for free!

任何課程的前幾章都是免費的!

And now, let's get back to the video.

現在，讓我們回到視頻上。

The 5 Hour Rule 


5小時法則

The 5-hour rule simply states - No matter how busy, successful people are, they always

5小時法則簡單的說--無論多忙，成功的人，他們總會

spend at least an hour a day — or five hours a week — learning or practicing.

每天至少花一小時----或每週花五小時----學習或練習；

And they do this across their entire career.

而他們在整個職業生涯中都是這樣做的。

The idea sounds simple but yet it is so powerful, and its the driving force behind most successful

這個想法聽起來很簡單，但它是如此強大，它是大多數成功背後的驅動力。

people. 

人。

The rule is traced back to Benjamin Franklin, who was one of the founding fathers and also

這條規則可以追溯到本傑明-富蘭克林，他是開國元勳之一，也是

a scientist, inventor and writer and was also known for constantly setting aside time to

科學家、發明家和作家，還以不斷地留出時間來進行

learn.

學習。

The first thing he would do in the morning is read and write.  

他早上做的第一件事就是讀書寫字。

Warren Buffett, who is undoubtedly the greatest investor of all time, who made more money

巴菲特，他無疑是最偉大的投資人，誰賺的錢更多？

than he could possibly spend, spends 80 percent of his day reading.

比他可能花的錢還多，每天80%的時間都在閱讀。

He reported reads around 600 pages every single day, I guess that's how he finds such great

他說每天讀600頁左右的書，我想這就是他如何找到這麼好的。

investments.

投資：

That's how knowledge works.

這就是知識的作用。

It builds up like compound interest.

它像複利一樣積累起來。

His friend Charlie Munger who is also a billionaire, said:

他的朋友查理-芒格也是億萬富翁，他說。

I constantly see people rise in life who are not the smartest, sometimes not even the most

我經常看到一些人在生活中崛起，他們不是最聰明的，有時甚至不是最聰明的

diligent, but they are learning machines.

勤奮，但他們是學習機器。

They go to bed every night a little wiser than they were when they got up, and boy does

他們每天晚上睡覺時都比起床時更聰明一點，而孩子們也是

that help, particularly when you have a long run ahead of you.

的幫助，特別是當你有一個長跑在你前面。

But Buffett isn't the only one who credits his success to reading. 

但巴菲特並不是唯一一個把自己的成功歸功於讀書的人。

The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, Elon Musk, reportedly tough himself how to build rockets by reading

據報道，特斯拉和SpaceX的首席執行官埃隆-馬斯克（Elon Musk）通過閱讀來強硬自己如何製造火箭。

books.

書籍。

The idea of starting a private space company seemed so crazy back then that no one was

創辦私人空間公司的想法在當時看來是如此瘋狂，以至於沒有人

willing to risk his career and join SpaceX as the CEO, so Musk had to teach himself rocket

願意冒險加入SpaceX擔任CEO，所以馬斯克不得不自學火箭。

science. 

科學。

Bill gates who also doesn't need an introduction, made more money than most of you will probably

比爾-蓋茨也不用介紹了，他賺的錢可能比你們大多數人賺的都多

make in their entire lives, reads at least 50 books a year.

使他們一生中，每年至少讀50本書。

You can check out his favorite books on his channel.

你可以在他的頻道里查看他喜歡的書。

Yeah, bill gates is also a YouTuber.

是啊，比爾-蓋茨也是一個優步。

Let me give him a shoutout. 

讓我給他點贊。

Whenever Benjamin Franklin would spend an hour learning or reading, he would accomplish

每當本傑明-富蘭克林會花一個小時的時間來學習或閱讀，他就會完成以下任務

less on that particular day, however in the long, that knowledge would make him wiser

少在那一天，然而，在長期，知識將使他更聰明。

and more productive and would help him achieve significantly more. 

和更高的工作效率，將幫助他取得更大的成就。

It doesn't matter who the person is and how successful they are.

人是誰，有多成功，並不重要。

Whether they have toppled the Forbes billionaires list or became community leaders or successful

無論他們是榮登福布斯富豪榜榜首，還是成為社區領袖或成功人士。

teachers or engineers, they have made learning an important part of their lives. 

教師或工程師，他們已經把學習作為生活的重要組成部分。


 When I got into the stock market for the first

當我進入股市的第一

time, I would spend weeks analyzing a single company to find a good investment.

時間，我會花上幾周的時間來分析一家公司，以找到一個好的投資。

I was pretty bad at all of these things back then, but then I took a course on accounting

當年我對這些事情都很不擅長，但後來我上了一門會計課

and finance.

和金融。

I learned how to quickly read financial statements, analyze them and what to pay attention to

我學會了如何快速閱讀財務報表，分析財務報表，以及需要注意的事項。

when reading quarterly reports.

在閱讀季度報告時。

And after learning a few techniques, now I can analyze a company much faster hence saving

而在學習了一些技術後，現在我可以更快地分析一家公司，從而節省成本。

myself a lot of time.

我自己的很多時間。

I can analyze a dozen of companies in the same amount of time that it used to take me

我可以用同樣的時間來分析十幾家公司，而以前我需要的時間是

to analyse just one company.

只分析一家公司。

When I took that course, I didn't accomplish much on that day, but over the long period,

我學那門課的時候，當天沒有什麼成就，但長期以來。

I have saved myself a ton of time and made my time more valuable.

我為自己節省了大量的時間，讓自己的時間變得更加寶貴。

Most people get stuck in a job that they do every day for years without putting the time

大多數人都會困在一份每天都在做的工作上，多年來沒有投入時間。

to learn how to do that job more effectively or at least how to do that job much better

學習如何更有效地完成這項工作，或至少如何更好地完成這項工作。

hence raise the amount of money they can earn in the same amount of time. 

從而提高他們在同樣的時間內可以賺到的錢。

Here is how to implement the 5-hour rule

以下是如何執行5小時規則

Divide your learning into three categories.

將自己的學習分為三類。

The first one is basic skills such as communication, personal finance, nutrition.

第一個是基本技能，如溝通、個人理財、營養。

The more you improve your social skills, the better your social life is going to get, the

你越是提高自己的社交能力，你的社交生活就會越好，你的社交生活就會越好，你的社交生活就會越好。

easier it will get to make new friends or connections.

更容易交到新的朋友或人脈。

And believe me, connections are underrated.

相信我，人脈被低估了。

Sometimes all that you need is one good connection to build a successful business.

有時候，你所需要的只是一個良好的連接，以建立一個成功的業務。

Secondly - general knowledge.

第二--常識。

The world is moving too fast, and with every new innovation, new opportunities arise.

世界發展太快，每一次新的創新，都會帶來新的機遇。

Whoever keeps himself up to the latest tech takes advantage out of them.

誰讓自己跟上了最新的科技，誰就能從他們身上佔到便宜。

Cryptos are a great example.

Cryptos就是一個很好的例子。

Anyone who have spent at least a few hours learning about them when they weren't mainstream

任何人都至少花了幾個小時瞭解他們，當他們還不是主流的時候

has probably earned a few million dollars out of them.

可能已經從中賺到了幾百萬美元。

The same could be said about the internet, electric cars, and more.

互聯網、電動汽車等也是如此。

And guess what!

你猜怎麼著！

There will always be more opportunities ahead, so expand your knowledge!

未來總會有更多的機會，所以要拓展自己的知識面!

And lastly, improve your professional skills.

最後，提高自己的專業技能。

Whatever your job, there are certainly ways to do your job a bit faster, better, or easier.

無論你的工作是什麼，肯定有辦法讓你的工作做得更快、更好或更容易一些。

I am an investor, and part of what I do is read a lot.

我是一個投資者，我所做的一部分工作就是大量閱讀。

Before I pick a certain company, I have to read everything about it just o be confident

在我選擇某家公司之前，我必須閱讀所有關於它的資訊，以確保信心。

that I am investing in the right company, and one of the best skills I have developed

我投資的公司是正確的，而我開發的最好的技能之一是，我的投資是正確的。

is speed reading.

是速讀。

What used to take me an hour to read is now taking me just 20 minutes at best.

以前我看書需要一個小時，現在最多隻需要20分鐘。

Or when I am researching a topic for a video, I have to do a lot of reading, sometimes I

或者當我在研究一個視頻的主題時，我必須要做大量的閱讀，有時我

have to read an entire book just to make a video.

要讀一整本書只是為了做一個視頻。

That's when speeding helps a lot to speed up the process.

這時候，提速對加快進程有很大的幫助。


 The 5-hour rule consists of 3 major steps.


5小時規則由3個主要步驟組成
。

The first is reading.

首先是閱讀。

If an hour seems too much, start with 20 or 30 minutes.

如果一個小時顯得太長，可以從20或30分鐘開始。

If you don't have the time for that, at least listen to an audiobook.

如果你沒有時間，至少也要聽個有聲書。

By the way, I use audible, and there is an affiliate link in the description if you wish

對了，我用的是audible，如果你願意的話，描述中還有一個聯盟鏈接。

to support the channel. 

以支持管道。

Secondly, reflect!

第二，反思!

It's not just about reading but making sure that you get the best out of what you read.

這不僅僅是閱讀，而是確保你能從閱讀中獲得最好的東西。

Ask questions and take some time to answer them.

提出問題，並花一些時間來回答。

There is always more to what you read besides what you get at first glance. 

除了第一眼看到的東西，你讀到的東西總是更多。

And finally, experiment. 

最後，實驗。

Learned something new?

學到了新東西？

Try it out!

試試吧！

Ben Franklin and Thomas Edison became leading inventors and thinkers because of their experiments.

本-富蘭克林和托馬斯-愛迪生因為他們的實驗而成為領先的發明家和思想家。

We have Gmail because Google allowed employees to experiment with new ideas.

我們之所以有Gmail，是因為谷歌允許員工嘗試新的想法。

Experiments show you what's working.

實驗告訴你什麼是有效的。

If you can't apply your knowledge in real life, there is little use to it.

如果你不能在實際生活中應用你的知識，那就沒什麼用了。

When you make learning a habit, you'll very likely be more successful and productive across

當你把學習變成一種習慣時，你很可能會在整個過程中更加成功和高效。

different areas of your life.

你生活中的不同領域。

By investing in a reading habit, you can ensure you're growing.

通過投資閱讀習慣，你可以確保自己的成長。


 I hope you guys have enjoyed this video.

希望你們喜歡這個視頻。

If you did, give it thumbs up for the YouTube algorithm.

如果你做到了，請為YouTube的算法豎起大拇指。

And if you are new around here, then subscribe and turn on your notifications.

如果你是新來的，請訂閱並打開你的通知。

We are trying our best to make great videos for you and hopefully help you achieve your

我們正在努力為您製作優秀的視頻，希望能幫助您實現您的夢想。

financial goals.

財務目標。

Thanks for watching and until next time.

謝謝你的觀看，直到下一次。