塌房了?学习吧!唯有学习不会辜负你
又塌房了。
学习吧,朋友们。
这世界,唯有学习不会背叛你,不会辜负你。
借(cèng)此(gè)机(rè)会(diǎn),我们来看看为什么要不断学习,做一个终身学习者。
无注释原文:
Why The Most Successful People Never Stop Learning (And Why You Shouldn’t Either)
From: Forbes
Nov 11, 2020
When it comes to entrepreneurship, it seems like a lot of us are enamored with the idea of NOT getting more education. Sure, we’ve all heard ad nauseam how Bill Gates and Steve Jobs dropped out of college to found Microsoft and Apple, respectively. A lot of would-be solopreneurs think this means they should take the same course, putting education by the wayside to chase their business goals.
Now, I’m not saying that you need a college degree to be a successful entrepreneur. But all too often, people take these famous examples a step too far and decide they don’t need to further their education in any way.
The thing is, college isn’t the only place you can get an education. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs learned a lot outside their classroom settings to turn their companies into the global successes they are today. When it comes to entrepreneurship, the most successful people are generally the ones who develop a lifelong love of learning…
It’s an attribute worth imitating.
The Brain Is A Muscle That Needs Exercising
When we think of “exercise,” most of us think of sweaty people at the gym running on treadmills and lifting weights. We don’t think of hitting the books. But, the brain is actually a muscle too. And just like you need those physical workouts so you don’t start getting saggy around the middle, you need to give your brain regular “workouts” that keep it active and healthy.
Contrary to popular belief, your brain doesn’t stop growing after adolescence. One recent study found that the brain continues to produce new neurons associated with learning, emotion and memory throughout adulthood. Of course, the outcomes of this ongoing development depend in part on your own efforts.
If you’re not feeling motivated to work out your brain, it might be helpful to consider the costs of not continuing to learn. Quite simply, the problems you have now — whether in business or other areas of your life — are going to persist if you don’t find new ways to approach them. The things you learn will help you discover new solutions and think more creatively.
When done right, training your brain can become a lifelong habit — just like going for a morning run or hitting the gym at the end of the work day.
Knowledge Is The Ultimate Investment (You Control The Outcome)
Billionaire investor Warren Buffet famously said, “There’s one investment that supersedes all others: Invest in yourself. Nobody can take away what you’ve got in yourself, and everybody has potential they haven’t used yet.”
It makes sense, right? After all, your material possessions can be stolen or broken. The knowledge you gain through your ongoing learning can’t. When you invest in expanding your knowledge, you’re truly investing in yourself.
The Working World Changes; Entrepreneurs Need To Be Ready
Confession time: before 2020 came along, were you feeling content in your same old routine? We all know what happened after that. But a global pandemic that shuts down life as we know it is far from the only change that could impact your career.
From advances in technology to new competitors entering your space, change is inevitable. It doesn’t matter what industry you work in or what type of clients you serve. Sooner or later, your current status quo is going to be upended…
And it’s going to happen again. And again. And again — throughout your life.
Adaptability is the name of the game in entrepreneurship. Learning makes it that much easier to change your routines — or even your entire business model — when needed. By expanding your knowledge and skills, you will be better prepared for when these changes come. Those who respond quickly and effectively are the ones who are best positioned to become the eventual leaders in their niche.
Becoming A Lifelong Learner
Obviously, a lot of your learning should go into ways you can better run your online business. From attracting more desirable clients to improving your time management skills, there are plenty of things you can learn that will directly contribute to your growth.
However, even learning skills that don’t have anything to do with your business can still be beneficial. By developing a mindset where you are always trying to improve yourself and expand your knowledge, you will be better equipped to face whatever the future holds.
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注:中文文本为机器翻译仅供参考,并非一一对应
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A prominent Chinese actor, Li Yifeng, has been detained on prostitution allegations in Beijing, state-run news outlets in China reported on Sunday.
中国官方新闻媒体周日报道,中国著名演员李易峰因嫖娼在北京被拘留。
prominent
detain
prostitution
prostitution表示“卖淫”,英文解释为“the work of a prostitute”。
outlet
rise to fame
北京的警方没有提供太多事件细节,只在一份声明中说,35岁的“李某某”对违法事实供认不讳,并已被“依法”拘留。
wrongdoing
Why The Most Successful People Never Stop Learning (And Why You Shouldn’t Either)
From: Forbes
Nov 11, 2020
When it comes to entrepreneurship, it seems like a lot of us are enamored with the idea of NOT getting more education. Sure, we’ve all heard ad nauseam how Bill Gates and Steve Jobs dropped out of college to found Microsoft and Apple, respectively. A lot of would-be solopreneurs think this means they should take the same course, putting education by the wayside to chase their business goals.
说到创业,似乎我们中的很多人都沉迷于不接受更多教育这一想法。当然,我们都经常听到比尔·盖茨和史蒂夫·乔布斯从大学辍学分别创立微软和苹果公司的故事。许多即将成为个体创业者的人认为这意味着他们应该选择同样的道路,放弃接受教育来追求他们的商业目标。
entrepreneurship
entrepreneurship /ˌɒn.trə.prəˈnɜː.ʃɪp/ 表示“创业能力;创业精神;企业家精神”,英文解释为“skill in starting new businesses, especially when this involves seeing new opportunities”
enamored
英式 enamoured /ɪˈnæm.əd/ 美式 enamored 表示“喜爱的;迷恋的”,英文解释为“liking something a lot”举个🌰:
I have to say I'm not exactly enamoured with/of this part of the country.
我得说,我不是太喜欢这个地区。
ad nauseam
ad nauseam /ˌæd ˈnɔː.zi.æm/ 表示“喋喋不休地,令人厌烦地”,英文解释为“If someone discusses something ad nauseam, they talk about it so much that it becomes very boring.”举个🌰:
He talks ad nauseam about how clever his children are.
他喋喋不休地说着他的孩子们有多聪明,真是令人生厌。
would-be
表示“想要做…的;试图成为…的;未来的”,英文解释为“wanting or trying to be”如:a would-be artist/politician 未来的艺术家/政治家。
solopreneur
表示“自己创建、经营公司的人;个体企业家;个体经营者”,英文解释为“one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise without the help of a partner”
Now, I’m not saying that you need a college degree to be a successful entrepreneur. But all too often, people take these famous examples a step too far and decide they don’t need to further their education in any way.
现在,我并不是说你需要大学学位才能成为成功的企业家。但是,人们经常过分看重这些典型的例子,而觉得自己不需要以任何方式继续深造。
The thing is, college isn’t the only place you can get an education. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs learned a lot outside their classroom settings to turn their companies into the global successes they are today. When it comes to entrepreneurship, the most successful people are generally the ones who develop a lifelong love of learning…
问题是,大学不是你唯一能接受教育的地方。比尔·盖茨和史蒂夫·乔布斯在课堂环境之外学到了很多东西,才把他们的公司变成了今天的全球顶级企业。说到创业,最成功的人通常是那些培养出终生热爱学习的人…
It’s an attribute worth imitating.
这是一个值得效仿的特质。
attribute
imitate
treadmill
saggy
saggy /ˈsæɡ.i/ 表示“下垂的”,英文解释为“hanging or dropping down to a lower level”举个🌰:
I have a lot of saggy skin on my stomach since I lost weight.
自从我减肥后,腹部有许多下垂的皮肤。
adolescence
neuron
persist
supersede
supersede /ˌsuː.pəˈsiːd/ 表示“替代,取代(尤指陈旧或过时之物)”,英文解释为“to replace something, especially something older or more old-fashioned”举个🌰:
Most of the old road has been superseded by the great interstate highways.
大多数的旧公路都被宽阔的州际公路取代了。
possessions
通常复数,表示“所有物,个人物品;财产”,英文解释为“something that you own or that you are carrying with you at a particular time”举个🌰:
Please remember to take all your personal possessions with you when you leave the aircraft.
下飞机时请记得携带好所有个人物品。
confession
confession /kənˈfeʃ.ən/ 1)表示“坦白;供认,招认;承认”,英文解释为“the act of admitting that you have done something wrong or illegal”举个🌰:
I have a confession to make - I've lost that book you lent me.
我有件事要坦白——我把你借给我的那本书丢了。
2)表示“忏悔,告罪”,英文解释为“an occasion when a Christian tells God or, especially in the Roman Catholic Church, tells a priest formally and privately, what they have done wrong so that they can be forgiven”
inevitable
inevitable /ɪˈnev.ɪ.tə.bəl/ 表示“不可避免的;必然发生的”,英文解释为“certain to happen and unable to be avoided or prevented”举个🌰:
The accident was the inevitable consequence/result/outcome of carelessness.
这一事故是粗心导致的必然结果。
the status quo
upend
adaptability
表示“适应性;可变性;适合性”,英文解释为“an ability or willingness to change in order to suit different conditions”
the name of the game
表示“(活动)最重要的部分,最需要的素质;问题的实质;最为重要的方面;事情的根本目标”,英文解释为“the most important part of an activity, or the quality that you most need for that activity”举个🌰:
People say that in this area the name of the game is making the right friends. 人们说在该领域最重要的就是交对朋友。
niche
mindset
equipped
equipped /ɪˈkwɪpt/ 表示“有能力的;受过(专业)训练的”,英文解释为“having the skills needed to do something”举个🌰:
Many consider him the leader best equipped to be president.
很多人都认为他是最有条件当总统的一位领袖。
2)表示“配有必要的工具(衣物、设备等)的;装备齐全的”,英文解释为“having the necessary tools, clothes, equipment, etc.”举个🌰:
Their schools are very poorly equipped.
他们学校的教学设备很简陋。
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prominent
detain
prostitution
outlet
rise to fame
wrongdoing
entrepreneurship
enamored
ad nauseam
would-be
solopreneur
attribute
imitate
treadmill
saggy
adolescence
neuron
persist
supersede
possessions
confession
inevitable
the status quo
upend
adaptability
the name of the game
niche
mindset
equipped
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