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  • - Whether or not you recognize it,

    - 無論你是否認識到這一點。

  • we all know someone who is active or passively

    我們都知道有人是主動或被動的

  • taking steps to prevent themselves

    採取步驟防止自己

  • from reaching their goals.

    他們的目標。

  • Maybe it's you.

    也許是你。

  • Whether that's in areas of relationships and dating,

    無論是在關係和約會領域。

  • in business, when it comes to money, friendships,

    在商業上,當涉及到金錢,友誼。

  • health and body image,

    健康和身體形象。

  • the opportunities for self-sabotage in your life

    你生活中自我破壞的機會

  • are limitless.

    是無限的。

  • It's so weird because self-sabotaging

    它是如此奇怪,因為自我破壞性

  • is a behavior that's like almost invisible.

    是一種幾乎看不見的行為。

  • But if we were to visually show it...

    但是,如果我們要直觀地展示它...

  • - Anna no, don't shoot yourself in the foot!

    - 安娜,不,不要自尋死路。

  • - I have to do this,

    - 我必須這樣做。

  • my deepest desire is to be a track runner!

    我最深的願望是成為一名田徑選手!

  • I want it more than anything in the world!

    我希望它比世界上的任何東西都要好!

  • - Well if that's what you want,

    - 好吧,如果這是你想要的。

  • then this doesn't make any sense!

    那麼這就沒有任何意義了!

  • - I know!

    - 我知道!

  • We recognize the symptoms of self-sabotaging too, right?

    我們也認識到自我破壞的症狀,對嗎?

  • Like classic behaviors of it are so recognizable

    像它的經典行為是如此的可識別

  • they may as well be a franchise.

    他們也可能是一個特許經營。

  • - Hello ladies, welcome to Restaurant McSaboteur.

    - 女士們好,歡迎來到麥克薩博特餐廳。

  • Our specials today

    我們今天的特價商品

  • are Drowning In a Stew of Self Pity (with cilantro)

    淹沒在自我憐憫的燉菜中(加香菜)

  • Impulsive Spending That Leads to Financial Ruin

    導致財務崩潰的衝動性消費

  • and finally, a very simple but elegant,

    最後,一個非常簡單但優雅的。

  • Not Standing Up For Yourself.

    不為自己站出來。

  • - Mm. - Ooh!

    - 呣。- 嗚嗚!

  • Okay, I will take Procrastination,

    好吧,我選擇 "拖延"。

  • Self-Medicating With Drugs and Alcohol,

    用藥物和酒精進行自我治療。

  • Performing Below My Capabilities On Purpose,

    故意表現得低於我的能力。

  • and Not Showing Up, please.

    和不露面,請。

  • - Ah, lovely choices.

    - 啊,可愛的選擇。

  • And for you, madam?

    你呢,夫人?

  • - Oh, I will take Comfort Eating, Interpersonal Conflict

    - 哦,我將採取舒適的飲食,人際衝突

  • - Would you like a small or a large?

    - 你想買小號的還是大號的?

  • - Ah, large.

    - 啊,大。

  • I will also have the Impulsive Spending Special

    我還將有衝動消費特輯

  • with a side of Constant Self-Sacrifice For Others

    為他人不斷自我犧牲的一面

  • to Avoid Working on Myself.

    以避免在自己身上下功夫。

  • - Ooh, can we split that?

    - 哦,我們能不能把它分開?

  • - Yeah.

    - 是的。

  • - I will bring out two plates.

    - 我將帶出兩個盤子。

  • Thank you.

    謝謝你。

  • But what is the root cause of self-sabotage?

    但自我破壞的根本原因是什麼呢?

  • 'Cause we can identify the behaviors all we want,

    因為我們可以隨心所欲地識別這些行為。

  • but until we address the reasons for it,

    但在我們解決其原因之前。

  • we're just gonna keep shooting ourselves

    我們只是要繼續拍攝自己

  • in the metaphorical foot.

    在比喻的腳。

  • So hopefully, there's a personal attack incoming soon.

    是以,希望很快就會有人身攻擊出現。

  • Here are six reasons we self-sabotage:

    以下是我們自我破壞的六個原因。

  • One - Worth.

    一 - 價值。

  • We just don't believe we deserve better.

    我們只是不相信我們應該得到更好的待遇。

  • Whether that's love or success,

    無論是愛情還是成功。

  • if we don't believe we deserve it,

    如果我們不相信我們應該得到它。

  • we're gonna find ways to push it away.

    我們要想辦法把它推開。

  • - You are the chosen one.

    - 你是被選中的人。

  • - What? No, I don't wanna be.

    - 什麼?不,我不想成為。

  • I just wanna be normal like everyone else.

    我只想和其他人一樣成為正常人。

  • - Okay, YOU are the chosen one.

    - 好吧,你是被選中的人。

  • - Yay, magical powers are awesome!

    - 耶,神奇的力量真了不起!

  • - Wait, no, I do want magical powers.

    - 等等,不,我確實想要神奇的力量。

  • - Sorry, girl.

    - 對不起,姑娘。

  • This isn't a YA novel where your emotional arc

    這不是一部青春期小說,你的情感弧線

  • goes from nonbeliever to believer in your own capabilities.

    從不相信到相信自己的能力。

  • If you don't want or think you deserve magical powers,

    如果你不想要或認為你應該得到神奇的力量。

  • why the hell would I give them to you?

    我為什麼要把它們交給你?

  • - Two - We focus on instant gratification

    - 二 - 我們專注於即時滿足

  • at the expense of our long-term goals.

    以犧牲我們的長期目標為代價。

  • - So how's your screenplay going?

    - 那麼你的劇本寫得怎麼樣了?

  • - Oh, my god.

    - 哦,我的上帝。

  • I posted an Instagram photo every single day last month.

    上個月,我每天都在Instagram上發佈一張照片。

  • - Oh, is it about Instagram?

    - 哦,是關於Instagram的嗎?

  • - No.

    - 沒有。

  • - Oh.

    - 哦。

  • - But a picture is worth a thousand words.

    - 但一張照片勝過千言萬語。

  • Three - We have seen self-sabotage modeled in our family.

    三 - 我們已經看到自我破壞的模式在我們的家庭中出現。

  • - We're a family of losers, aren't we?

    - 我們是一個失敗者的家庭,不是嗎?

  • Yes we are.

    是的,我們是。

  • No one in this family is ever gonna amount to anything

    這個家庭中沒有人是會有成就的

  • and that's the way we like it, huh?

    這就是我們喜歡的方式,是吧?

  • - Four - We're afraid of rejection or failure

    - 四 - 我們害怕被拒絕或失敗

  • that may come from trying.

    這可能來自於嘗試。

  • - Do you, Anna, take this woman

    - 安娜,你會不會把這個女人

  • to be your lawfully wedded wife?

    成為你的合法妻子?

  • - I do...not know.

    - 我......不知道。

  • Can we just take like a timeout?

    我們能不能先暫停一下?

  • This is all going really fast.

    這一切都進行得非常快。

  • - It's been seven years.

    - 已經七年了。

  • - I know, but in comparison to the average lifespan

    - 我知道,但與平均壽命相比

  • of an American woman, that's nothing.

    一個美國女人的,這不算什麼。

  • That's nothing!

    這不算什麼!

  • That's a blink of an eye!

    那是一眨眼的時間!。

  • Divorce rates, guys, let's think about this.

    離婚率,夥計們,讓我們考慮一下這個問題。

  • Let's think about this.

    讓我們考慮一下這個問題。

  • Why aren't you married?

    你為什麼不結婚?

  • Five - We feel more in control when we're engaging

    五 - 當我們參與時,我們感到更有控制力

  • with familiar patterns, even if they're harmful.

    與熟悉的模式,即使它們是有害的。

  • - Hey Anna, you look good.

    - 嘿,安娜,你看起來不錯。

  • - Thanks, yeah, they said I missed a tendon,

    - 謝謝,是的,他們說我錯過了一條肌腱。

  • so I'm quite lucky.

    所以我很幸運。

  • - That's great.

    - 這很好。

  • So after this heals

    是以,在這一問題得到解決後

  • you can start training to be a track runner again.

    你可以開始訓練,再次成為一名田徑選手。

  • Anna no!

    安娜不!

  • (Anna screams)

    (安娜尖叫聲)

  • - Don't do it!

    - 不要這樣做!

  • - And finally, six - All of the above.

    - 最後,六--以上皆是。

  • Didn't see that one coming, did you?

    沒想到會有這樣的結果,是嗎?

  • Okay, so at this point you probably know

    好吧,所以在這一點上你可能知道

  • you're a self-saboteur, so what do you do?

    你是一個自我破壞者,那麼你是怎麼做的?

  • How do you stop?

    你如何停止?

  • How do you get out of your own way

    你如何走出自己的路

  • and then achieve what you want?

    然後實現你的願望?

  • Well, obviously beyond awareness,

    嗯,顯然超出了意識。

  • make moves to become an assertive person.

    採取行動,成為一個自信的人。

  • Assertive people like themselves as they are.

    自信的人喜歡自己的本色。

  • They have a strong sense of self and autonomy,

    他們有強烈的自我意識和自主性。

  • have no problems with their needs being met,

    他們的需求得到滿足是沒有問題的。

  • know how to express their feelings,

    知道如何表達他們的感受。

  • know where they're going in life, what they want

    知道他們的生活方向,他們想要什麼

  • and they're not afraid of conflict and, bonus,

    而且他們不害怕衝突,而且,獎金。

  • they know how to set boundaries.

    他們知道如何設定界限。

  • And also one more, they take initiative.

    還有一點,他們採取主動。

  • It's easy, right?

    這很容易,對嗎?

  • Just do that really long list like right now.

    就像現在這樣做那個真正的長清單。

  • No, I mean in vivo learning,

    不,我是指體內學習。

  • like integrating these traits into your life

    如將這些特徵融入你的生活

  • and actually practicing them

    並真正實踐它們

  • in moments where you feel like triggered,

    在你感覺被觸發的時刻。

  • it's gonna take time.

    這需要時間。

  • And unraveling these self-sabotaging causes

    並解開這些自我破壞的原因

  • and then their symptoms also will take time.

    然後他們的症狀也將需要時間。

  • But the more you can practice in your own life

    但你越是能在自己的生活中實踐

  • doing any of the above assertive traits

    做到以上任何一種自信的特徵

  • and actively halting

    並積極制止

  • your self-sabotaging behaviors when they come up,

    當你的自我破壞行為出現的時候,你的自我破壞行為。

  • the sooner you can align your actions

    你越早調整你的行動

  • with what you actually want.

    與你實際想要的東西。

  • Good luck doing that.

    祝您好運。

  • I'm Anna Akana and thank you to the Patreons

    我是安娜-阿卡納,感謝贊助人的支持

  • who supported today's video and thank you to Warby Parker

    支持今天的視頻的朋友們,感謝Warby Parker公司。

  • for sponsoring today's episode.

    為今天的節目提供贊助。

  • Warby Parker is committed

    華比派克致力於

  • to providing exceptional vision care online and in stores.

    在網上和店內提供卓越的視力保健。

  • Glasses, can you believe this,

    眼鏡,你能相信這一點嗎。

  • they start at $95, including prescription lenses.

    它們的起價為95美元,包括處方鏡片。

  • And they offer eye exams, sunglasses, contact lenses,

    而且他們提供眼科檢查、太陽鏡、隱形眼鏡。

  • and since we're always looking at our screens

    由於我們總是在看我們的螢幕

  • and I'm getting migraines all the time,

    而且我一直在得偏頭痛。

  • they have blue light lenses

    他們有藍光鏡片

  • so that I can actually go to sleep at a reasonable hour.

    這樣我就能在一個合理的時間內真正入睡。

  • I have been a Warby Parker fan and partner for years.

    多年來,我一直是沃比帕克的粉絲和合作夥伴。

  • You guys remember, we did a line together.

    你們還記得,我們一起做了一條線。

  • It was fabulous.

    這真是太美妙了。

  • And the thing I love most about them

    而我最喜歡他們的地方是

  • is that for every pair of glasses sold,

    是,每賣出一副眼鏡。

  • they distribute a pair to someone in need.

    他們向有需要的人分發一對。

  • So their Home Try-on Program, it's super easy:

    所以他們的家庭試穿計劃,是超級簡單的。

  • You pick five frames to try on

    你挑選五個框架來試穿

  • they send the frames to you for free.

    他們把框架免費寄給你。

  • You get the opinions of your friends.

    你會得到你的朋友的意見。

  • You host a small fashion show with your beautiful face.

    你用你美麗的臉蛋主持一個小型時裝秀。

  • You make your selection and then you send them back

    你做出選擇,然後把它們送回來

  • with a prepaid return shipping label.

    並附上一個預付的退貨運輸標籤。

  • Plus every pair is anti-reflective, which is huge

    此外,每一對都是抗反射的,這一點非常重要。

  • 'cause if you're wearing your glasses on screen,

    因為如果你在螢幕上戴著眼鏡,

  • either in auditions, filming or, you know,

    無論是在試鏡、拍攝還是,你知道。

  • you're just checking out someone

    你只是在檢查某人的情況

  • who's really cute in a sunny spot,

    在陽光充足的地方,他真的很可愛。

  • people can see your eyeballs.

    人們可以看到你的眼球。

  • You can try Warby Parker's free Home Try-On Program:

    你可以嘗試Warby Parker的免費家庭試戴計劃。

  • Order five pairs of glasses, try at home for free

    訂購五副眼鏡,在家免費試用

  • five days, no obligation to buy, ships for free

    五天,沒有購買的義務,免費發貨

  • and then you return it for free.

    然後你就可以免費退貨了。

  • Everything is free.

    一切都是免費的。

  • Try it for free at warbyparker.com/Anna.

    在warbyparker.com/Anna網站上免費試用。

- Whether or not you recognize it,

- 無論你是否認識到這一點。

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