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  • One of the things that we all get frustrated over is repeating the same mistakes over and

    我們都會感到沮喪的事情之一是重複同樣的錯誤,並。

  • over. Whenever we step on the same rake, we promise

    過。每當我們踩在同一個耙子上時,我們承諾

  • ourselves that this the last time and we will never do it again. The next morning you wake

    自己說這是最後一次,我們再也不會這樣做了。第二天早上你醒來

  • up as if nothing wrong has happened and in a few days, weeks if not hours you find yourself

    好像什麼事都沒有發生過,過幾天,幾周,甚至幾小時,你就會發現你自己

  • going down that road again. That doesn't happen by chance. There is

    又要走那條路了。這不是偶然發生的。有

  • a reasonable explanation behind it since it happens to every other person.

    因為它發生在每個人身上,所以背後有一個合理的解釋。

  • In fact, we are making the same mistakes that we have made for thousands of years and for

    事實上,我們正在犯著我們幾千年來所犯的同樣的錯誤,並且在

  • some weird reason we never learn. So in this video, we are going to do something revolutionary

    一些奇怪的原因,我們永遠也學不會。所以在這段視頻中,我們要做一些革命性的事情。

  • and try to understand that mysterious reason (hopefully).

    並試圖瞭解那個神祕的原因(希望)。

  • The problem is that we like to think of ourselves as intelligent, logical creatures, but unfortunately,

    問題是,我們喜歡把自己當成聰明的、有邏輯的生物,但不幸的是。

  • we aren't, because our emotions are dominant when it comes to making decisions.

    我們不是,因為在做決定的時候,我們的情緒是主導的。

  • When you are resentful towards your spouse, for example, you remember everything she did

    例如,當你對配偶產生怨恨時,你就會想起她所做的所有事情

  • to offend you or disappoint you since the day you know each other. On the opposite side,

    從你們認識的那天起,就得罪了你或讓你失望了。在對面。

  • you will only recall nice things about her when you feel loved. Remember the times when

    只有當你感覺到被愛的時候,你才會想起她的好事情。記得那些時候

  • you were depressed; you tend to think of just sad things. When you are excited and happy,

    你很鬱悶,你往往只想到悲傷的事情。當你興奮和快樂的時候。

  • you think entirely of the good moments, because our emotions are much more powerful than we

    你認為完全是美好的時刻, 因為我們的情緒比我們更強大,

  • think. So if you have promised yourself not to use

    認為。所以,如果你已經答應了自己不使用

  • that credit card again, you might very much do it again to indulge yourself if you are

    你可能會再辦一次信用卡來放縱一下自己,如果你是。

  • feeling sad or depressed. On the other hand, you might overeat candies if you are under

    悲傷或沮喪的感覺。另一方面,如果你的身體狀況不佳,你可能會吃太多的糖果。

  • stress. Rationally, you shouldn't have ate that

    壓力。理性地講,你不應該吃那東西的

  • since you are overweighted. However, your emotions lead you to take an entirely different

    因為你的權重過高。然而,你的情緒導致你採取完全不同的。

  • action. They key here is obvious, you should never

    行動。他們在這裡的關鍵是顯而易見的,你永遠不應該

  • let your emotions get in the way of your logic. It's, by all means, isn't easy especially

    讓你的情緒妨礙你的邏輯。這,無論如何,都不容易,特別是

  • when you are angry and frustrated. But believe it or not, with some practice it's entirely

    當你生氣和沮喪的時候。但不管你信不信,只要稍加練習,完全可以做到

  • possible to keep your feelings under control.

    儘可能的控制住自己的情緒。

  • However, we also repeat the same mistakes because we have done them so many times so

    然而,我們也會重複同樣的錯誤,因為我們已經做了很多次,所以。

  • that they have become part of our identity and getting rid of them isn't easy.

    它們已經成為我們身份的一部分,擺脫它們並不容易。

  • Don't be surprised when you promise yourself not to smoke again but then you end up having

    當你答應自己不再吸菸,但最後卻有了以下情況時,不要感到驚訝

  • that cigar. By our nature we love routines. Because thinking requires much energy, so

    那根雪茄。我們天性喜歡例行公事。因為思考需要很多能量,所以

  • your brain automates a lot of your daily activities such as every time you wake up, you directly

    你的大腦將你的很多日常活動自動化,比如每次你醒來,你就會直接

  • go and brush your teeth. So you grab that cigarette not only because

    去刷牙。所以,你抓住那根菸,不僅是因為

  • your emotions are pushing you but also because your brain sends a trigger to smoke every

    你的情緒推你,但也因為你的大腦發送一個觸發器吸菸,每一個

  • time you get out of the house. And getting rid of bad habits or transforming

    的時候,你走出家門。而擺脫壞習慣或改造

  • them into good habits is something we have discussed in previews videos which links I

    他們養成良好的習慣,是我們在預演視頻中討論過的東西,鏈接我

  • will leave in the description.

    會在描述中留下。

  • Of course, you should n't focus too much on your past mistakes, because whatever happened

    當然,你不應該過於關注你過去的錯誤,因為不管發生了什麼事

  • has already happened and there is no way you can change that. However, as a wise man once

    已經發生了,你沒有辦法改變。然而,正如一位智者所言

  • said, don't fall into the same trap twice. So it's important to look back and learn from

    說,不要掉進同一個陷阱兩次。所以,回顧過去,吸取教訓是很重要的。

  • your mistakes but never get obsessed about them.

    你的錯誤,但永遠不要迷戀它們。

  • But instead, do yourself a favor and learn something new that will outshine your mistakes

    但是,相反,幫自己一個忙,學習一些新的東西,這將超越你的錯誤。

  • such as this course that will teach you to turn your passion into a sustainable business.

    如本課程將教你把自己的激情轉化為可持續發展的事業。

  • I have partnered with Skillshare and created this course for you and guess what, not only

    我與Skillshare合作,為你創建了這門課程,你猜怎麼著,不僅是

  • that this course is practical and helpful, but rather it's also complete animated like

    這門課程是實用的和有幫助的,而是它也是完整的動畫像

  • this video. I don't want you to spend your entire life doing one thing and then figuring

    這個視頻。我不希望你一輩子只做一件事,然後再去琢磨

  • out that you could have been much more successful if you had followed your passion back then

    如果你當時追隨你的激情,你可能會更成功。

  • when you were younger. The first 200 people who will use the link

    當你年輕的時候。前200人誰將使用鏈接

  • in the description will get the course for free!

    在描述中,將得到免費的課程!

  • So follow your passion, keep making money and never repeat the same mistakes over and

    所以,追隨你的激情,繼續賺錢,千萬不要重複同樣的錯誤。

  • over!

    結束了!

  • Thanks for watching and I will catch you in the next one.

    謝謝你的觀看,下期再見。

One of the things that we all get frustrated over is repeating the same mistakes over and

我們都會感到沮喪的事情之一是重複同樣的錯誤,並。

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