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After reading tons of productivity books, I came across so many rules, like the two-year rule, the five-minute rule, the five-second rule.
在閱讀了大量提高生產力的書籍後,我發現了很多規則,比如兩年規則、五分鐘規則、五秒規則。
No, not that five-second rule.
不,不是那個五秒規則。
The problem is that these rules are meant for companies or entrepreneurs.
問題是,這些規則都是針對公司或企業家的,
But I was able to adapt them to my studies during med school and drastically cut down on my procrastination.
但我成功將它們運用到我在醫學院的學習中,大大減少了我的拖延症。
So I'm going to share with you two different two-minute rules for the next two minutes.
所以,接下來的兩分鐘,我將與大家分享兩條不同的兩分鐘規則。
The first two-minute rule comes from Getting Things Done by David Allen.
第一條兩分鐘規則來自 David Allen 的《把事情做好》一書。
He says, "If it takes two minutes to do, get it done right now."
他說:「如果只需兩分鐘就能完成,那就馬上去做。」
For example, if I need to take out the trash today, it takes two minutes to do.
例如,如果我今天需要倒垃圾,只需兩分鐘就能完成。
So if I'm thinking about it now, I might as well just do it now,
所以如果我現在就在想這件事,我還不如現在就去做,
instead of writing it down on a to-do list or probably forgetting about it or having to come back to it later, which takes more than two minutes.
而不是把它寫在待辦事項清單上,很可能會忘記它,或者不得不稍後再去想它,而這需要兩分鐘以上的時間。
That's how I see it.
我是這麼想的。
So here's a list of things that might take two minutes throughout the day, like organizing your desk or watering your plants or clipping those nasty nails.
以下列出了一天中可能需要兩分鐘的事情,比如整理辦公桌、給植物澆水或剪指甲。
I just do it when I notice it, but these little things start to add up.
我只在注意到它的時候才去做,但這些小事會逐漸累積起來。
So this rule biases my brain towards taking action and away from procrastination.
這條規則讓我的大腦偏向於採取行動,遠離拖延。
The second two-minute rule comes from Atomic Habits by James Clear.
第二條兩分鐘法則來自 James Clear 的《原子習慣》。
He says, "When you're trying to do something you don't really want to do, simplify the task down to two minutes or less."
他說:「當你想做一件不太想做的事情時,把任務簡化到兩分鐘或更短時間。」
So doing your entire reading assignment becomes just reading one paragraph or memorizing the entire periodic table becomes memorizing just 10 flashcards.
完成整個閱讀任務就變成了只讀一個段落,或者背誦整個元素週期表就變成了只背誦 10 張閃卡。
Now, some of you might think, "Yeah, this is just a Jedi mind trick. Like, why would I fall for it? How is this at all sustainable?"
有些人可能會想:「是啊,這不過是個絕地心靈把戲。我怎麼會上當呢? 這怎麼可能持續下去?」
And to that, he says, "When you're starting out, limit yourself to only two minutes."
對此,他說:「剛開始的時候,限制自己時間不要超過兩分鐘。」
So back in med school, I wanted to build a habit of studying for one hour every day before dinner.
所以在醫學院時,我就想養成每天晚飯前學習一小時的習慣。
So I tried this trick, but I limited myself to just two minutes.
於是,我試了這一招,但我把自己的時間限制在兩分鐘之內。
I'd sit down, open my laptop, study for two minutes, and then close my laptop and went to do something else.
我會坐下來,打開筆電,學習兩分鐘,然後關上筆電,去做別的事情。
It seems unproductive at first, right? It seems stupid.
一開始似乎沒什麼效果,對吧?這似乎很愚蠢。
But staying consistent with this two-minute routine day after day meant that I was becoming the type of person who studies daily.
但是,日復一日地堅持這兩分鐘的例行公事,意味著我正在成為那種每天都學習的人。
I was mastering the habit of just showing up because a habit needs to be established before it can be expanded upon.
我正在養成只出現的習慣,因為習慣需要先建立起來,然後才能擴展。
If I can't become a person who studies for just two minutes a day, I'd never be able to become the person that studies for an hour a day.
如果我不能成為一個每天只學習兩分鐘的人,我就永遠無法成為一個每天學習一小時的人。
You got to start somewhere, but starting small is easier.
萬事開頭難,但從小事做起更容易。
There's a lot of other useful tips from books.
書中還有很多其他有用的技巧。
I cover more here in this video on three books in three minutes.
在這個三分鐘三本書的影片中,我將介紹更多內容。
Check it out. And if you guys like these types of videos, let me know in the comments below.
去看看吧。如果你們喜歡這類影片,請在下方評論中告訴我。
I'll see you there. Bye.
到時候見。掰。
