Name: 五個讓成為百萬富翁的禪宗原則！ (5 Zen Principles That Made Me A Millionaire)
Uploaded: 2026-03-06T05:36:58.000Z
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Is it possible to have more money and more happiness at the same time?

From my experience mentoring thousands of people about their money, it is not only possible, but

根據我輔導數千人理財的經驗，這不只可能，而且

現在進行式

it's very easy if you follow the five Zen principles around money that I'm going to share with you in this video.

如果你遵循我這支影片要分享的五個金錢禪修原則，會非常容易。

It took me many years to learn these lessons and and now I pass them to you on the journey to financial independence and happiness.

我花了好多年的時間才學會這些，現在我把這些傳授給你，讓你踏上財務獨立和快樂的旅程。

The first one is very crucial because having this abundance mentality is getting out of your scarcity mindset and just coming to this beautiful world that there is so much abundance around you and you have more than enough.

第一個非常關鍵，因為擁有豐盛心態，就是擺脫匱乏心態，來到這個美好的世界，你會發現周遭充滿豐盛，你擁有的不只夠用。

But if you live in a scarcity mindset, what if I get sued?

但如果你活在匱乏心態裡，萬一我被起訴怎麼辦？

And if your mindset is like that, you cannot enjoy your life and you feel constricted.

如果你的心態是這樣，你無法享受生活，你會感到受限。

If you feel constricted, you cannot expand.

如果你感到受限，你就無法擴展。

So if you can open your heart and just trust the universe and just believe that there is more than enough, more than enough clients, more than enough customers, more than enough money so you can feel relaxed and enjoy and focus on giving.

所以如果你能敞開心胸，全然相信宇宙，相信一切都是綽綽有餘，客戶綽綽有餘，顧客綽綽有餘，金錢也綽綽有餘，你就能感到放鬆，享受生活，並專注於付出。

If you can focus on serving your clients and customers, they will come back with their friends.

如果你能專注於服務你的客戶和顧客，他們就會帶著朋友一起回來。

And also you can enjoy the growth as much as you can because you are open to the abundance.

而且你也能盡情享受成長的樂趣，因為你對豐盛敞開心扉。

So if you are living in an abundant world, whatever you do becomes very successful.

所以如果你活在一個豐盛的世界裡，你做的任何事都會非常成功。

Principle 2 Healing Money Wounds One of the reasons why we fall into this scarcity mindset is that we have so many wounds from our childhood.

原則二：療癒金錢創傷 我們陷入匱乏心態的原因之一，是我們童年時期有太多金錢創傷。

When we were kids, we were scolded about money.

我還記得我媽媽對我大吼大叫。

She's never upset about anything except money.

除了錢之外，她對任何事都不會生氣。

She scolded me a few times about me wasting some money or some resources.

她有幾次因為我浪費錢或資源而責罵我。

So when you had this negative or traumatic experience when you were a child, this stayed with you.

所以當你小時候有這些負面或創傷經驗時，這些都會一直跟著你。

So even if you grow up and if you become 25, 35, 45, you feel bad when you're about to make a decision about money.

所以就算你長大了，到了25、35、45歲，當你要做金錢決定時，你還是會覺得不好。

Because what if I make a mistake like I did when I was 7?

因為萬一我犯了像7歲時一樣的錯怎麼辦？

So healing your money wounds is very important.

所以療癒你的金錢創傷非常重要。

And forgiving and healing the money wounds will open up to a new possibility of abundance.

而且原諒和療癒金錢創傷，會開啟豐盛的新可能性。

It's because forgiving releases energy from the past.

If you had this traumatic experience of wasting some money and then you've been scolded stayed in your system.

如果你有浪費金錢然後被罵的創傷經驗，這些就一直留在你的系統裡。

So this fear was with you for the entire life.

所以這種恐懼就一直跟著你一輩子。

But if you can forgive what happened and then let go, this energy will be also released.

但如果你能原諒過去發生的事，然後放下，這些能量也會被釋放。

So whenever you make a new Decision, you don't have to do that with this fear that was hanging around with you before.

所以每次你做新的決定時，就不需要帶著過去一直纏著你的恐懼。

The first one, this florist loves flowers.

第一家，這位花藝師非常熱愛花。

While she's having a chat with a customer, she just smiles and makes a joke and she just talks about the flowers and explain how to take care of them once you put them in the vase.

她跟客人哈拉時，總是帶著笑容、開開玩笑，聊著花，還會解釋如何照顧，讓花插在花瓶裡也能長久。

Or second shop, the guy is working as a part time job.

或是第二家，這個男生只是打工。

He does it because his job, he doesn't really care about the flowers.

他做這份工作，只是因為是工作，他其實不太在意花。

And if you ask some questions, he doesn't know.

如果你問他一些問題，他也不知道。

Obviously the one who loves flowers, right?

當然是那個熱愛花的人開的，對吧？

If we know what we are good at, we can focus on more.

如果我們知道自己擅長什麼，就能更專注。

For me, writing doesn't require much energy.

對我來說，寫作不需要花太多精力。

Just without thinking, I just keep typing.

就像不用思考一樣，我就一直打字。

And without working hard, I can improve my manuscript.

而且不用很努力，我的文稿也能進步。

And without just thinking hard, I spend two hours in front of my computer because I love writing.

而不是隻是苦思冥想，坐在電腦前兩個小時，因為我熱愛寫作。

So if you're choosing your occupation that you are gifted at, you don't have to work hard at all because your curiosity will just take you to the next level.

所以如果你在選擇你天賦的職業，你根本不需要很努力，因為你的好奇心會自然把你帶到下一個層次。

And if you are better at what you do, and

而如果你更擅長你做的事，而且

if you are super good at what you do, they will pay you more.

如果你做得很出色，他們會付你更多錢。

And people respect and love you and they want to choose you because you love the thing.

別人也會尊敬你、喜歡你，因為你熱愛這件事，所以會想選擇你。

So that's why discovering gifts is very important.

這就是為什麼發掘天賦非常重要。

And that will eventually bring your happiness and wealth.

這最終會為你帶來快樂和財富。

Principle 4 Trust Life 1 of our biggest problem is that we cannot trust our future.

原則四：信任人生。我們最大的問題之一，就是我們無法信任自己的未來。

And the reason why we worry about money is that we are connected to miserable future.

我們之所以擔心錢，是因為我們連結到一個令人沮喪的未來。

That's why we kind of feel like at the rate of its going, my future will look bad, I might lose all the money or savings and then I'll be thrown out on the street.

所以我們會覺得，照這樣下去，我的未來看起來會很糟，我可能會失去所有的錢或存款，然後就會流落街頭。

這就是我們潛意識裡看到的未來。

But if we know or if we feel inside that something good is going to come to my life, I'm going to be having so much fun.

但如果我們知道，或者感覺到生命中將有美好的事物發生，我會玩得很開心。

I'll be wealthy, I'll be happy, I'll be financially free.

我會很富有、很開心、財務獨立。

If you see that future in you and in your heart, you have no doubts and you don't have to worry about a thing.

如果你在心中看見這樣的未來，你就不會有任何疑慮，也不需要擔心任何事。

So trusting your life is the essential of happiness.

But at the same time, a lot of people say that trusting life is difficult because trust you have to have 100%.

但同時，很多人說信任生命很難，因為信任需要百分之百。

I had a client who said, I believe in my success 95%.

我有一位客戶說，我相信我的成功有95%。

對我來說，95%的信任就是0%的信任。

要嘛就是信任它，要嘛就不是。

If you cannot trust that, you'll be fine, you'll be protected, you'll be supported, and

如果妳無法百分之百信任，妳就會安然無恙，妳會被保護，妳會被支持，

then you're connected to the beautiful future.

然後妳就能連結到美好的未來。

But if you just have this little bit of worry, then you believe in the miserable future.

但如果妳只有一點點擔心，那妳就相信了悲慘的未來。

So just learning how to trust is so important to happiness.

所以學會信任對幸福來說真的太重要了。

And if you can learn how to trust life, you don't have to worry about anything for the rest of your life.

如果妳學會信任生命，妳一輩子都不用擔心任何事。

Principle 5 say arigato all the time Arigatou means thank you in Japanese.

原則五說，要時時說「arigato」。Arigato 是日文的謝謝。

My mentor, Wahe Takeda, used to say arigato is a magic word that opens a door to new possibility, new life, new world.

我的導師 Wahe Takeda 以前常說，「arigato」是一個魔法咒語，能開啟新的可能性、新的人生、新世界的大門。

He didn't really judge what happened to his life by the surface.

他從來不會只看表面來評判他的人生發生了什麼事。

I know people want to say thank you when you have a good gift, but

我知道大家收到好禮物時都會想說謝謝，但是

sometimes life throws a curveball at sometimes you get unexpected things in your life.

有時候人生會丟給你一顆變化球，或是你生命中會發生意想不到的事。

For example, if you get laid off or if you are getting a divorce, you may feel lousy at the time, but

舉例來說，如果你被裁員了，或是你正在離婚，當下你可能會覺得很糟，但是

after a while, you may be able to thank the fact that you got fired, you got a divorce, because that could be the start of something so nice to your life.

過一段時間後，你可能會感謝你被開除、你離婚這件事，因為那可能開啟了你生命中很美好的開端。

I read an article one time about happiness.

我以前讀過一篇關於幸福的文章。

According to the research, 95% of the people said the worst thing that happened to them in their life actually turned out to be the best thing in their life after five years.

研究顯示，95% 的人說他們生命中最糟糕的事，在五年後其實變成了他們生命中最美好的事。

But after a few years of bad things are happening to their life, you kind of remember in retrospect the bad thing, like you got fired was the start of your new business.

但在幾年後回顧那些發生在你生命中的壞事，你會記得，像是被開除其實是你新事業的開始。

When something good happens, say arigato or thank you to that.

當有好事發生時，就說聲「arigato」或謝謝。

When something bad happens, say thank you to that.

The great takeaway of doing this is that you don't have to judge if it's good or bad.

這樣做的最大好處是，你不需要去評判它是好是壞。

而且無論發生什麼，你都可以擁抱它。

That is a Zen principle of embracing both positive and negative.

這是一個禪宗的原則，擁抱正向和負向。

The man who taught the importance of gratitude is my mentor, Wahei Takeda, who was called the Warren Buffett of Japan.

教導我感恩重要性的人，是我的導師，被稱為日本華倫·巴菲特的武和平均。

If you want to learn more about Wahei's philosophy, please check this video right here.

如果你想了解更多武和平均的哲學，請看這裡的影片。

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