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  • It's 7pm, January 1st.

    現在是 1 月 1 日晚上 7 點。

  • You told yourself this is it, the year you achieve those goals.

    你告訴自己,今年就是實現這些目標的一年。

  • Get the freedom you've always desired and actually make something of yourself.

    獲得你夢寐以求的自由,讓自己真正有所作為。

  • So you're sat at your desk, laptop open, working on your new business.

    你坐在辦公桌前,打開筆記本電腦,為你的新業務而努力。

  • At least, that's what you told yourself.

    至少,你是這麼告訴自己的。

  • And after 48 YouTube videos, 3 hours later, you're still sat there.

    經過 48 個 YouTube 視頻,3 個小時後,你還是坐在那裡。

  • Nothing achieved.

    一無所獲。

  • No real progress made.

    沒有取得實際進展。

  • Most people want to get fit.

    大多數人都想強身健體。

  • Most people won't.

    大多數人不會。

  • Most people want to build a successful business.

    大多數人都想成功創業。

  • And the reality is, they won't.

    而現實是,他們不會這樣做。

  • And the reason why most people won't do these things is because their brains are fucked.

    而大多數人之所以不會做這些事,是因為他們的大腦已經壞掉了。

  • And if your brain's fucked, well, you're fucked.

    如果你的大腦出了問題,那你就完蛋了。

  • In order to build anything great, you must have the ability to focus.

    要想成就一番事業,就必須具備專注的能力。

  • Focus on one particular task for hours, days, weeks on end.

    連續數小時、數天、數週專注於某項任務。

  • And if your brain is fucked, how do you expect to do that?

    如果你的大腦一團糟,你怎麼能指望做到這一點?

  • So this is how to unfuck your brain.

    所以,這就是如何解救你的大腦。

  • Part 1.

    第 1 部分.

  • You're distracted.

    你分心了

  • I think we can all agree that having focus is vital in building anything great.

    我想我們都會同意,要打造任何偉大的事物,專注是至關重要的。

  • So what is focus?

    那麼,什麼是重點呢?

  • It's the ability to dedicate 100% of your attention to one singular thing.

    這是一種將 100% 的注意力集中在一件事上的能力。

  • And so, if you're not focused, you must be paying attention to multiple things, otherwise known as distractions.

    是以,如果你注意力不集中,你一定在關注多方面的事情,也就是所謂的分心。

  • And quite frankly, we're all losing the ability to focus.

    坦率地說,我們都失去了集中注意力的能力。

  • We're all distracted.

    我們都心不在焉。

  • Simply put, we can't do anything anymore without multiple streams of input.

    簡而言之,沒有多種輸入流,我們什麼都做不了。

  • I can bet you've already scrolled down to the comments, checked your phone, and when you do shit like that, without realizing it, you're brainwashing yourself.

    我敢打賭,你已經滾動到評論區,查看了你的手機,當你做這樣的事情時,你自己都沒有意識到,你是在給自己洗腦。

  • Training your own mind to need overstimulation.

    訓練自己的思維,使其需要過度刺激。

  • To only function with distractions.

    只有心無旁騖,才能發揮作用。

  • And with a brain like that, how the fuck are you planning on staying focused?

    有這樣的腦子,你他媽還想保持專注?

  • Just switch off your phone, switch it off, and leave it in another room.

    只需關閉手機,關機,並把它放在另一個房間裡。

  • Then leave it there for 24 hours.

    然後放置 24 小時。

  • You'll soon find out, you're addicted.

    你很快就會發現,你已經上癮了。

  • Not to the phone, but the distraction.

    不是電話,而是分心。

  • You're addicted to distraction.

    你沉迷於分心。

  • And if you continue to feed this addiction, none of this video really matters.

    如果你繼續沉迷於此,這些視頻就都不重要了。

  • You won't reach your goal.

    你不會達到你的目標。

  • So to stop this addiction, you're going to go through a 30-day protocol.

    是以,要戒掉這種癮,你要通過一個為期 30 天的方案。

  • Now, each day of this protocol will be split up into 30-minute segments.

    現在,本方案的每一天都將被抽成 30 分鐘的片段。

  • From 1am to 12pm, 30-minute segments.

    從凌晨 1 點到中午 12 點,每段 30 分鐘。

  • Then as you go about your 30 days, simply track what you did in each of those 30 minutes.

    然後,在你的 30 天裡,只需跟蹤這 30 分鐘裡你都做了些什麼。

  • By the end of it, you should have clear data of what pointless shit you do in your life.

    到最後,你應該能清楚地知道自己在生活中做了哪些毫無意義的事情。

  • Then all that's left to do is remove the pointless shit.

    然後,剩下要做的就是清除那些毫無意義的垃圾。

  • Sounds simple, but what have you really got to lose?

    聽起來很簡單,但你真的會失去什麼呢?

  • So just try it out.

    那就試試吧。

  • Most people don't know what to do with their life.

    大多數人都不知道該如何面對生活。

  • And this is because they don't know what they want.

    這是因為他們不知道自己想要什麼。

  • And when you don't know what you want, you can't know what to do.

    當你不知道自己想要什麼時,你就不知道該怎麼做。

  • And when you can't know what to do, but know there's things to do, you're left confused.

    當你不知道該做什麼,但又知道有事情要做時,你就會感到困惑。

  • And this is the stage where most people stay their entire lives.

    而這正是大多數人終其一生都要經歷的階段。

  • They either never work on anything great, because they don't know where to start.

    他們要麼從未做過任何偉大的事情,因為他們不知道從哪裡開始。

  • Or work on the wrong thing their entire life, and have nothing to show for it but regret.

    或者一輩子都在做一件錯誤的事情,除了遺憾,一無所獲。

  • And this stage I'm talking about is commonly referred to as the anti-zone.

    我所說的這個階段通常被稱為 "反區域"。

  • Most probably where you are right now.

    很可能就是你現在所處的位置。

  • That stage in your life where you don't know what to do, but want to do something.

    在人生的這一階段,你不知道該做什麼,但又想做些什麼。

  • But you don't know what or how to get there, so you don't do anything.

    但你不知道該做什麼,也不知道如何到達那裡,所以你什麼也沒做。

  • That's the anti-zone.

    這就是反區。

  • And to get out of this stage in your life, you need to do one very simple thing.

    要走出人生的這個階段,你需要做一件非常簡單的事情。

  • You need to enter the zone.

    您需要進入該區域。

  • Now the zone is a place that's highly recognized by your favorite athletes, business owners.

    現在,該區已成為您最喜愛的運動員和企業主高度認可的地方。

  • And according to a study back in 1989, the single happiest place a human could be.

    根據 1989 年的一項研究,這裡是人類最幸福的地方。

  • So, what is it?

    那麼,是什麼呢?

  • Well, most likely you've experienced it before.

    嗯,很可能你以前就經歷過。

  • It's that feeling you get when you're lost in something.

    當你迷失在某件事情中時,就會有這種感覺。

  • Like when you're playing a video game.

    就像你在玩電子遊戲一樣。

  • When you're so deep in the task at hand, the outside world just doesn't seem to exist.

    當你沉浸在手頭的工作中時,外面的世界似乎並不存在。

  • Now imagine you had that feeling all the time, locked in, focused with zero distraction.

    現在想象一下,你一直都有這種感覺,全神貫注,心無旁騖。

  • Now that's where we're aiming to be here.

    這就是我們的目標。

  • No more confusion, just total focus on achieving your goal.

    不再困惑,只需全神貫注地實現目標。

  • And to get that, all you really need to do is clearly define some things.

    要做到這一點,你所需要做的就是明確界定一些事情。

  • First, where do you actually want to go?

    首先,你究竟想去哪裡?

  • No bullshit, don't overcomplicate it.

    不要廢話,不要過於複雜。

  • Just stare at your wall and think until you have your answer.

    盯著牆壁思考,直到找到答案。

  • Then when you have that clearly defined, simply figure out the steps to get there.

    然後,當你明確了這一點後,只需找出達到目標的步驟即可。

  • And as long as you actually take action on these steps every day, you'll remain in the zone until you've reached your destination.

    只要你每天都按照這些步驟實際採取行動,你就會一直處於這種狀態,直到到達目的地。

  • Because think about it, all the zone really is, is a hyper state of focus.

    因為仔細想想,"區域 "其實就是一種過度專注的狀態。

  • Focus on one specific task with steady progress being made.

    專注於一項具體任務,並取得穩步進展。

  • Part three, your diet is shit.

    第三部分,你的飲食很糟糕。

  • As a human, we operate inside a system.

    作為人類,我們在一個系統中運行。

  • You wake up, go about your day, go to sleep, repeat.

    醒來,繼續一天的生活,睡覺,重複。

  • Now this system has inputs and it has outputs.

    現在,這個系統有輸入,也有輸出。

  • The inputs being things like your food, your sleep.

    輸入的內容包括食物、睡眠等。

  • And the inputs have a direct effect on the outputs.

    輸入對輸出有直接影響。

  • You sleep for two hours tonight and tomorrow you'll perform like shit.

    今晚你睡兩個小時,明天你的表現就會很糟糕。

  • We all know this, so why do we ignore our diet?

    我們都知道這一點,那為什麼還要忽視飲食呢?

  • I'm sure you've opened up a book before, read two lines, then forgot what you've just read.

    我相信你以前一定翻過一本書,讀了兩行,然後就忘了剛才讀了什麼。

  • That's your diet.

    這就是你的飲食習慣。

  • Inputs and outputs.

    輸入和輸出。

  • You eat like shit, then you're going to think like shit.

    你吃得像狗屎,那麼你想得也會像狗屎。

  • And if you think you can build anything great with a brain that thinks like shit, well, you know the answer.

    如果你認為你能用一個思考能力很差的大腦創造出任何偉大的東西,那麼,你知道答案。

  • So if you're looking to make a change in your life and give better outputs, fix your inputs first.

    是以,如果你想改變自己的生活,提供更好的產出,首先要解決自己的投入問題。

  • Because it's all well and good finding your goal and planning the steps to get there.

    因為找到自己的目標並規劃實現目標的步驟,這一切都很好。

  • But if you're in a vehicle that's broken, no matter how hard you try, you're not going to get there.

    但如果你乘坐的是一輛壞掉的汽車,無論你如何努力,都無法到達目的地。

  • So stop neglecting your diet.

    是以,不要再忽視飲食了。

  • And it's easy to ignore, but just trust me, give yourself good inputs and the great outputs will come 10 times easier.

    這很容易被忽視,但請相信我,給自己好的投入,好的產出會比現在容易十倍。

  • And not only that, you'll have a clear, unfucked brain.

    不僅如此,你還會擁有一個清醒、不受干擾的大腦。

It's 7pm, January 1st.

現在是 1 月 1 日晚上 7 點。

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