TED演讲之败中求胜 成功是一条延续的旅程(2)

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And reaching success, I always did what I loved.

为了成功,我总是做我最喜欢的事。

But then I got into stuff that I didn’t love, like management.

但不喜欢的事慢慢接踵而来,像管理。

I am the world’s worst manager, but I figured I should be doing it, because I was, after all, the president of the company.

我是世界上最糟糕的管理者,但当时我觉得这就是我该做的,因为我毕竟是公司的老板。

Well, soon a black cloud formed over my head and here I was, outwardly very successful, but inwardly very depressed.

很快地,乌云罩顶,我外表看上去成功,但内心非常消沉。

But I’m a guy; I knew how to fix it. I bought a fast car.

但身为一个男人,我知道该怎么解决。我买了台跑车。

It didn’t help. I was faster but just as depressed.

但那没有解决问题。我拥有了速度但仍然消沉。

So I went to my doctor. I said, “Doc, I can buy anything I want. But I’m not happy. I’m depressed.

于是我去看医生,我说:“医生,这世界上没有什么是我要而买不到的,但我很不快乐。

It’s true what they say, and I didn’t believe it until it happened to me. But money can’t buy happiness.”

人们说的都是真的,我以前不相信,直到亲身经历,金钱是买不到快乐的。”

He said, “No. But it can buy Prozac.” And he put me on anti-depressants.

他回答:“但可以买到百忧解。”于是他让我吃抗忧郁药。

演讲简介

Richard St. John再次用他率直的口吻提醒我们:成功不是一条单行道,而是一条绵延的长路。他以自己公司几年来的变迁作为范例,教我们珍贵的一课:当我们不再继续努力,我们就会失败。

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