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  • A few months back,

    幾個月之前,

  • I made a video on a breakup I had

    我製作了一部關於自己的分手經驗的影片

  • and ever since then I've been very interested in the specific actions, not just the mindsets,

    從那之後我就對這方面的具體行動很感興趣,我不是單指心態,

  • but the actions that lead to feeling happier.

    而是有哪些實際舉動能帶給你快樂

  • Because at the time, feeling happy was tough for me.

    因為那時我很難感受到喜悅

  • It was something that had always come easy,

    曾經它唾手可得,

  • and all of a sudden,

    然而轉瞬之間,

  • I just couldn't tap into it.

    我和快樂彷彿就此絕緣

  • So I tried dozens of different exercises

    因此我嘗試了許多不同的心靈運動

  • and really settled on three that were head and shoulders above the rest,

    最後我認可其中三種格外突出的項目,

  • in terms of immediately changing the way that I felt.

    這三種立即轉變了我的感受

  • So whether or not you're struggling with happiness today,

    不管你今天特別抑鬱寡歡,

  • or you would just like to feel a little bit happier every day,

    還是你期待每天都過得更開心一點

  • because why not, I want to share these exercises with you because they are truly powerful.

    說真的何不呢?我想分享這三種真正有效的運動

  • First off, create space for your brain to subconsciously solve problems.

    第一點,為你的大腦留下一點空間來在潛意識裡解決問題

  • Now I gotta explain that because

    讓我說明這一點,因為

  • what a lot of people don't realize is that we spend a lot of our time engaged in active problem-solving.

    很多人未曾發覺我們花很多時間自主性地解決問題

  • We're thinking about the future,

    我們瞻望著未來,

  • we're thinking about the past,

    我們思索著過去,

  • there's some kind of problem we want to solve

    有某個問題等著我們去滅火,

  • or we're just passively absorbing media, really.

    或者,我們真的只是被動地吸收媒體內容

  • Whether it's from your computer screen, your phone,

    那些媒體灌輸可能來自電腦螢幕、手機、

  • wherever, you're being stimulated in some way or you're directing your brain.

    或其他地方,你的大腦不是正受到刺激,就是正在被你主導

  • What we don't realize is that our brain sometimes work best when left to their own devices

    但我們忽略的是大腦有時在自主的狀態下運作得最好

  • when we just get them space to unwind

    也就是當我們放鬆、放空時

  • and I realized this because when I was going through break up,

    我之所以體認到這點,是在我遭遇分手後,

  • I'm a writer and one of the first things I did was write all my feelings, get rid of them.

    身為作家我首先投入的事情是寫下我所有的感受、擺脫它

  • That's helpful, but what I didn't realize was going to happen and the reason I've continued freewriting since,

    這很有幫助,但我那時不明白這舉動的後續效果,也不懂我為什麼持續從事自由寫作的原因在於

  • is that I started solving problems I didn't realize that I had.

    即便自己沒有發現,我開始解決一些問題

  • Like at the time, I go into a freewriting thing and come out with some sort of business solution for Charisma on Command.

    像當時我在自由寫作之後,想到了某些 Charisma on Command 頻道的商業解方

  • Or I'd realize I feel like,

    或者我當時也發現

  • You know, I haven't done jiujitsu in a while and that's really bothering me

    我有好一陣子不曾練習巴西柔道了,這點讓我很困擾,

  • because I said that was important to me.

    我說過巴西柔道對我很重要

  • In any of that, what I started realizing is that we have these subconscious pebbles in our shoe, if you will,

    不管是哪種情況,我漸漸體認到潛意識裡我們都會面臨某些問題

  • and while they don't always bubble up to conscious level,

    雖然有時我們不曾發覺,

  • they bother us and they weigh on us

    這些問題確實會造成困擾、也有其重要性,

  • so when giving yourself time to realize what those are

    因此允許自己有多一些時間來發現這些問題

  • and then solve them through something like freewriting which if you don't know what it is,

    接著再用自由寫作之類的方法解決它;如果你沒接觸過自由寫作,

  • it's just taking 10 minutes or so to write about 750 words, or three pages.

    它就是花上 10 分鐘左右寫 750 字,或三頁左右

  • There's applications that I'll link to that you can do it.

    我會放上一些 app 的連結,你可以嘗試看看

  • That gives you your subconscious brain permission to say, "Hey, we gotta deal with this stuff."

    它讓你的潛意識有自由空間去想到:現在我們最好來把這問題處理掉

  • and then fix it and it's incredible how much it helps.

    然後就能迎刃而解;你會發現這點幫助有多大

  • I really recommend freewriting

    我非常推薦自由寫作,

  • but if you're not a writer you can also take a long walk,

    但如果你不擅長寫作,也可以嘗試距離遠一點的散步,

  • you can go for a run, you can do traditional meditation.

    也可以慢跑或沉思冥想

  • A lot of these things can help tremendously

    許多類似的活動都會很有助益

  • so that's the first one.

    以上就是第一種方法

  • The second piece and the third piece are related to gratitude

    第二、三種則是跟感恩有關

  • because in just about every credible scientific study of happiness,

    在幾乎每一項關於幸福快樂的科學研究中,

  • gratitude ranks among the top things that you can do to feel happier,

    感謝都被列為十分關鍵的因素

  • but there's not a lot of good exercise for actually doing it.

    可惜並沒有太多相關又有益的心靈運動

  • It's just write down five things that you're grateful for

    通常就只是寫下五件你所感謝的事物

  • and I found that wasn't really connecting with me

    我覺得那並沒有引起我的共鳴

  • what connected with me was,

    反而是另一件事情讓我著迷,

  • as really horrible as it sounds,

    雖然聽起來很可怕,

  • was imagining the worst case scenario:

    是去預想最糟的情節,

  • was negative gratitude.

    也可稱作「負面的感謝」

  • So instead of just saying I'm thankful for my health,

    你不再只是說身體健康讓你很感恩

  • I would say imagine that you went to the doctors today,

    我會建議去想像今天你去看醫生,

  • and you walked in and he did a test.

    醫生為你做了項檢查,

  • He said, "I'm sorry. We just looked at your results,

    醫生說:「我深感遺憾,看過你的檢查結果後,」

  • and it appears like you have cancer

    「我們認為你罹患了癌症,」

  • and it's likely to be terminal,"

    「且很可能已經到了末期。」

  • and then I would sit with that or instead of just saying,

    我會沉浸在這種想像裡;再例如我不會只說

  • "I'm thankful for living with my friends

    「我很感謝能夠和朋友住在一起,」

  • and spending time with my friends," I'd say,

    「和朋友度過美好時光。」反之,我會這樣想:

  • "Okay right now my friends are abroad.

    「現在我的好友都出國了,」

  • What if their plane crashed and they were gone?"

    「萬一飛機墜毀,他們在意外中身亡呢?」

  • That creates a visceral fear in me, and I would sit with that for 30 seconds, a minute, whenever,

    這件事會引起深刻的恐懼,我會坐下來思考 30 秒或一分鐘,任何時間都好,

  • playthrough like, I know this sounds really morbid,

    全盤的情境思考,我知道這聽起來有點病態,

  • but like the funeral and that would take me to a place that when I stop and I went, "I'm thankful to live with my friends.

    但我會想像喪禮的情形,而這一連串的思考會讓我醒悟──我何其有幸能與好友一起生活,

  • Holy cow! That feels amazing!"

    天哪,真是值得讚嘆!

  • And not only does the gratefulness sink in,

    並且你不只會深切體認到感恩,

  • but all of a sudden all of your other problems,

    突然之間你所有其他的問題

  • whether it's a breakup,

    不管是分手也好,

  • something going on with your business,

    事業的發展也好,

  • or somebody's being mean to you,

    或是某人對你很不友善......

  • they seem so petty.

    這些問題都顯得如此微不足道

  • You're training your brain to really put things in perspective.

    你訓練你的大腦從不一樣的角度看事情

  • You don't want to do this every minute of every day.

    我不是說你一天到晚都要這樣做,

  • I'm not asking you to constantly do this

    我不是要你持續不斷地做這件事情,

  • but for one moment a day as you're doing these exercises to do this,

    而是一天中的某個時刻,你可以進行這種負面的感謝思考

  • I found it has really helped me tap into honest gratitude.

    我發覺它的確幫助我掌握真誠的感謝

  • And then the third thing, once I get there,

    而關於第三種方法,一旦我學會上述兩種,

  • where I'm like, Wow, like things are amazing,

    我已察覺身邊事物值得讚嘆,

  • I'll take it to the next level like

    我就會有更進階的作法,例如

  • not only are my friends not in a plane crash,

    我的朋友不僅沒有在墜機意外中身亡,

  • but I get to live with them,

    我還能夠跟他們住在一起、

  • I get to hang out with them,

    一起外出消磨時間

  • I get through all this cool stuff.

    思考過這些其實很酷的事情

  • Then when I'm feeling really good,

    現在我的心情很正面,

  • I extend that gratitude to people that I especially am feeling envious of.

    我會把這份感謝擴展到其他人身上,尤其是那些引起我嫉妒的對象

  • And to give a quick example of someone that I may feel envious of,

    這邊我舉個小例子,

  • I love music.

    我熱愛音樂

  • I've been playing guitar for 10, 12 years.

    我彈吉他的歷史已經有 10 或 12 年了,

  • I just started learning piano and I've been trying to sing for like three years now.

    最近開始學習鋼琴,我想學會自彈自唱已經有三年左右了

  • And I've moved from horrible screeching terrible

    而我已經從可怕刺耳的噪音

  • to mediocre and that means that when I see people

    進步到一般般的水準;而當我看見某些人

  • that seem to do it effortlessly

    彷彿不費吹灰之力就能彈好

  • especially when they're younger

    尤其是那些年紀比我小

  • and they break onto the scene.

    就能登上舞台的人

  • There's a moment of I like that song

    有時候我會很喜歡某一首歌,

  • but, Man, that fat guy. Screw him. It's just not fair.

    但是,那胖子憑什麼!這不公平

  • And what that does is that sort of thought pattern

    可是當你開始這麼想,就會形成一種思考模式

  • can become a habit and you can start to see it in other areas of life.

    甚至變成一種習慣,蔓延至你生活中的其他層面

  • So rooting it out is going to help you be much happier

    所以要從根部完全剷除,才能幫助你更加快樂

  • and what I'll do here is, okay, take someone, like I really like his music

    於是我會......舉例來說,我很喜歡某人的音樂

  • but i'm jealous. Shawn Mendes, he sings great."

    可同時我也很嫉妒,像是 Shawn Mendes,歌唱得非常好

  • I'll go, you know what? That's amazing that he gets to travel the world and express himself musically for so many people,

    我會這樣想,他能環遊世界傳播音樂理想真的很棒

  • that his full-time job is to just get better and better and better at that.

    他的工作就是不斷讓自己在這方面更進化

  • That is amazing, that's so cool for him.

    好酷、好令人驚艷

  • Or if I see someone that has anything,

    或者當我看見某人手中握有著什麼,

  • it doesn't have to be someone that I'm jealous of.

    不一定要是我所嫉妒的對象

  • My friends are traveling; I don't want to travel,

    例如我的朋友跑去旅行,我並不想去,

  • but I know that's really great for them that they get to travel.

    但我打從心裡為他們能去旅行而感到高興

  • They've been wanting to do this for so long.

    他們想做這件事已經好久了

  • You train yourself.

    你就這麼訓練自己:

  • You do five things that you're grateful for and the opposite

    去想想五件你所感謝的事物,扭轉成負面

  • and five things that other people have

    再想想五種其他別人所擁有

  • that you don't have a reason to be grateful for

    而你並不特別感激

  • but just try to tap into that gratefulness for them anyway.

    但無論如何試著去感謝

  • It can feel hard at first but go through this practice

    一開始可能比較困難,但堅持練習下去

  • and what you become is really incredibly charismatic.

    你就會變得充滿魅力

  • This is tough for me but if you can really be the guy

    接下來這點對我來說很困難,但如果你能夠成為

  • or the girl who is out there and is genuinely happy when good things happen to other people

    那種當幸運之神眷顧他人,你能夠打從心裡為他高興的朋友

  • like filled to the brim,

    毫無保留地為對方感到喜悅

  • man, that's the kind of person other people want to be around

    哇,正是這樣的人會成為人群簇擁的核心

  • and it just gives you so much more happiness in the world to tap into and have yourself.

    同時它會帶你看見世上無窮盡的幸福美好,讓你充分體會

  • So I hope that you guys do these things.

    我希望你們試試這些心靈運動,

  • If you want to roll them all into one concrete thing that takes 10-20 minutes,

    如果想要整合後的版本,約耗時 10 到 20 分鐘,

  • go to the apps in the description and do your freewriting.

    請到下方的 app 連結,就可以開始自由寫作

  • Just, you know, let yourself write, brain dump,

    放手讓自己寫作、抒發你的思緒、

  • get things out, solve some problems,

    發洩情緒、解決問題,

  • then at the end do two or three minutes

    最後花個兩三分鐘

  • of this negative gratitude where you're only going to write down five things,

    進行負面感謝的思考,只要寫下五件事情

  • but you're going to sit back and you're gonna think about, "Man, what would the opposite of this be?"

    然後開始專心想像這些事情的極端反面會是什麼情況,

  • and really associate with that.

    用心體會你的感受

  • And then, then be grateful for the things that you have

    接著用感恩的心珍視你所擁有的事物

  • and then when you're feeling good you're like,

    再來運用這種積極的心情,你可以這麼想:

  • "My life is so fortunate. Not only these bad things aren't happening but I wasn't born in the fifth century,"

    我的生命幸運得不可思議,不但那些壞事都不曾發生,而且好險我不是出生在黑暗的西元五世紀!

  • that like there's just so much to be grateful for

    有那麼多事情都值得感謝

  • for just about every person in the world,

    對世上任何人來說都適用

  • especially those of us who can watch have leisure time

    尤其是我們這些有閒暇時間

  • to watch Youtube, then you go and you spread that gratitude to other people.

    觀賞 YouTube 影片的人,接下來你要把這份感謝傳遞給其他人

  • It takes about 20 minutes, 10-20 minutes a day

    只需要花 20 分鐘左右,一天 10 到 20 分鐘

  • and if you do that, you will find that you condition yourself to be happier all the time.

    如果你做到了,你會發現你為自己設好所有條件,每分每秒都變得更快樂

  • So I hope you guys found this helpful.

    我希望這對大家來說都有幫助

  • If you have, make sure to subscribe to the channel.

    如果答案是肯定的,請訂閱這個頻道

  • We've got tons of videos like these.

    我們還有好多部類似影片

  • Happiness is a pet project of mine that I'll definitely be doing more

    幸福學是我絕對會繼續深入的主題

  • but how to learn faster with the charisma breakdowns of the world's most charismatic people.

    但我們的影片也仔細分析一些充滿魅力的人物,幫助你學得更快

  • So subscribe and that way you'll never miss a video

    訂閱後你就不會錯過我們往後任何一支作品,

  • and of course I hope that you enjoy this video.

    當然我也希望你喜歡這部影片

  • I hope you guys go out and apply some of the stuff at least for today,

    至少在今天去實際應用你從影片裡學到的方法

  • and I will look forward to seeing you in the next video.

    我很期待在下一部影片中與你相會

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