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The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws of Business and Life
- 书名: The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws of Business and Life
- 作者: Steven Bartlett
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- 出版社: Penguin Publishing Group
- PC地址:https://weread.qq.com/web/reader/12a42fe3643425f45706344706744706838704436704c366f6f387255457543e45
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Law 1
📌 THE FIVE BUCKETS五个桶1. What you know (your knowledge)1. 你知道什么(你的知识)2. What you can do (your skills)2. 你能做什么(你的技能)3. Who you know (your network)3. 你认识谁(你的网络)4. What you have (your resources)4. 你拥有什么(你的资源) ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:12:02
📌 5. What the world thinks of you (your reputation)5. 世界对你的看法(你的声誉) ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:12:07
📌 With these five buckets and their interconnected relationship in mind, it’s clear that an investment in the first bucket (knowledge) is the highest-yielding investment you can make. Because when that knowledge is applied (skill), it inevitably cascades to fill your remaining buckets.记住这五个桶以及它们之间的相互联系,很明显,对第一个桶(知识)的投资是你所能做的回报最高的投资。因为当知识被应用(技能)时,它不可避免地会溢出,填满你剩下的桶。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:13:44
📌 There are only two buckets that any such professional earthquake can never empty - it can take away your network, it can take your resources, it can even impact your reputation, but it can never remove your knowledge and it can never unlearn your skills.任何一场这样的专业地震,只有两个水桶永远装不满——它可以带走你的网络,它可以带走你的资源,它甚至可以影响你的声誉,但它永远无法消除你的知识,也永远无法消除你的技能。These first two buckets are your longevity, your foundation and the clearest predictor of your future.前两个桶是你的寿命,你的基础,是你未来最明显的预测因素。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:14:49
📌 Those who hoard gold have riches for a moment.Those who hoard knowledge and skills have riches for a lifetime.True prosperity is what you know and what you can do.那些囤积黄金的人只拥有短暂的财富。那些囤积知识和技能的人拥有一生的财富。真正的繁荣是你知道什么,你能做什么。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:15:19
Law 2
📌 The late spiritual leader Yogi Bhajan once said, ‘If you want to learn something,read about it. If you want to understand something, write about it. If you want to master something, teach it.’已故的精神领袖瑜伽士巴金曾说过,“如果你想学习一些东西,就去阅读它。如果你想理解一些东西,就去写它。如果你想掌握一些东西,就去教它。” ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:29:02
📌 At 21 years old, I made a promise to myself that every day at 7pm, I would write a tweet or make a video delivering a single idea, and then post it online at 8pm.在 21 岁的时候,我对自己许下承诺,每天晚上 7 点,我会写一条推文或制作一段视频,表达一个想法,然后在晚上 8 点发布到网上。Of all the things I’ve done in my life to advance my knowledge and skills – to fill my first two buckets – this is the thing that made the most difference. It’s no exaggeration to say that it has completely changed the trajectory of my life, and consequently it’s the piece of advice I urge most strongly upon anyone looking to become a better thinker, speaker, writer or content creator.在我的一生中,为了提升我的知识和技能——为了填满我的前两个“水桶”,我做过的所有事情中,这件事产生了最大的影响。毫不夸张地说,它完全改变了我的人生轨迹,因此,对于任何想要成为更好的思考者、演说家、作家或内容创作者的人来说,这是我最强烈建议的一条建议。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:29:21
📌 The key factor here is that I made learning, then writing/recording and sharing it online, a daily obligation, not just an interest.关键因素是我把学习、写作/录制和在线分享作为每天的义务,而不仅仅是一种兴趣。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:29:30
📌 From the first idea I shared, I created a ‘social contract’ with my audience – essentially a social obligation to the people who were following me specifically for this daily idea – which motivated me to continue posting and gave me something to lose – their attention and my reputation – if I stopped.从我分享的第一个想法开始,我就与我的读者创建了一个“社会契约”——本质上是对那些专门为了这个日常想法而关注我的人的社会义务——这激励我继续发帖,并让我有所顾忌——如果我停止发帖,就会失去他们的关注和我的声誉。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:31:32
Law 3
📌 Our words should be bridges to comprehension, not barriers to connection.我们的语言应该是沟通的桥梁,而不是连接的障碍。Disagree less, understand more.少争论,多理解。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 14:56:46
Law 4
📌 The reason my stage fright eventually vanished – to the point that now I feel 99.9 per cent less nervous when speaking in a packed arena or live on TV – is simply because I carried on speaking on stage. And doing so gradually gave me new, positive, first-party evidence that replaced the existing evidence I had about my on-stage abilities – the more I spoke on stage, the stronger my confidence in this new evidence became, and with it, the belief in my inability and the fear it created diminished.我的怯场最终消失的原因——以至于现在我在拥挤的礼堂演讲或在电视直播中发言时,紧张感降低到了 99.9%——仅仅是因为我坚持在台上发言。渐渐地,这种做法给了我新的、积极的、第一方的证据,取代了我之前对于自己在台上能力的证据——我越是在台上发言,我对这种新证据的信心就越强,随之,对于自己能力的怀疑以及它所带来的恐惧感也就越弱。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 15:19:09
📌 Stop telling yourself you’re not qualified, good enough or worthy.不要再告诉自己你没有资格、不够好或不值得。Growth happens when you start doing the things you’re not qualified to do.当你开始做你没有资格做的事情时,成长就会发生。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 15:19:35
Law 5
📌 Yet Peres resorted to neither of these responses, instead simply saying, ‘When a friend makes a mistake, the friend remains a friend and the mistake remains a mistake.’然而,佩雷斯没有采取这两种回应,而是简单地说:“当朋友犯错时,朋友仍然是朋友,错误仍然是错误。” ⏱ 2024-07-08 15:24:43
Law 6
📌 If you want to create positive behaviour, don’t make statements, ask binary yes or no questions.People are more likely to answer ‘yes’ if it will bring them closer to who they want to be, and once they answer ‘yes’, that yes is more likely to come true.如果你想创造积极的行为,不要发表声明,而是要问二选一的问题。如果回答“是”会让他们更接近自己想要成为的人,人们更有可能回答“是”,一旦他们回答“是”,这个“是”就更有可能成为现实。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 15:26:18
Law 7
📌 小尤班克:没错。在训练中这种情况最常见:有时我会在跑步机上跑步,这时我的小腿会抽筋,但我还有8分钟的时间,因为我把时间设定为40分钟,而我已经跑了32分钟。这时抽筋开始了,我只能用一条腿跑,真的只能拖着一条腿跑,因为如果跑步机能让我放弃,那么当我和一个打过我的家伙进入拳击场,我受伤了,那会发生什么?他也会让我放弃。这非常重要,因为它教会你相信,无论事情变得多么困难,你都会找到办法。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 15:32:14
📌 You’re in the gym alone lifting weights, you’re on your last set and you’ve got to do ten repetitions to complete the workout. You get to the ninth rep and your muscles are burning – what do you do?你独自在健身房举重,最后一组了,必须做十次重复才能完成锻炼。做到第九次时,你的肌肉在燃烧——你会怎么做?Your choice, in this moment, may seem inconsequential – but every decision we make writes another line of powerful first-party evidence, about who we are, how we respond to adversity and what we’re capable of, into today’s chapter of our self-story.在这个时刻,你的选择可能看似无关紧要,但我们所做的每一个决定,都在我们自我故事的今天这一章中,写下了关于我们是谁、我们如何应对逆境以及我们的能力的强有力的第一方证据。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 15:35:10
📌 选择做第十个俯卧撑,而不是在第九个停下来;选择进行艰难的对话,而不是逃避;选择问那个额外的问题,而不是保持沉默。用一千种微小的方式,在每一个你能抓住的机会,向自己证明,你有克服生活挑战的能力。如果你做到了,那么只有到那时,你才能真正拥有克服生活挑战的能力——一个强大、积极、基于事实的自我故事。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 15:40:34
Law 10
📌 A brand’s publicity is defined more by its useless absurdity than its useful practicalities; the most absurd thing about you says everything about you.一个品牌的宣传与其说是由其有用的实用性决定的,不如说是由其无用的荒谬性决定的;你身上最荒谬的东西说明了一切。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 16:14:15
Law 12
📌 Don’t be afraid of alienating people with emotional, bold or even divisive marketing approaches – triggering an emotional response that engages 20per cent of your audience and enrages 80 per cent can be more valuable than an approach to which 100 per cent is indifferent.不要害怕使用情感化、大胆甚至引发分歧的营销方式疏远人们——触动20%受众的情绪并激怒80%的受众,可能比一种让100%受众都无动于衷的方式更有价值 ⏱ 2024-07-08 16:28:25
Law 14
📌 红牛通过故意让饮料难喝来达到增强你的表现和“给你翅膀”的心理预期。由于它尝起来更像药而不是令人愉悦的碳酸饮料,他们说服了顾客相信它含有强大的、有效的化学物质。让事物尝起来“更好”可能会降低它们的吸引力——这取决于预期。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 16:35:03
Law 16
📌 回想与克莱夫看房的经历,我意识到,我只是让他带我看第二处房产,但他坚持要带我看三处。他带我看的第一处房产太小,而且价格过高。第二处房产宽敞,仅比第一处贵一点,而第三处房产非常昂贵,与第二处价格相仿,但似乎价格过高。我就像一个被克莱夫控制的傀儡,当然,我立刻决定购买第二处房产。 ⏱ 2024-07-08 16:37:02
Law 22
📌 ‘The first step before anybody else in the world believes it is you have to believe it - there is no reason to have a Plan B, because it distracts from Plan A.’“在世界上其他人相信你之前,你必须相信自己——没有理由制定B计划,因为它会分散对A计划的注意力。”Will Smith威尔·史密斯 ⏱ 2024-07-08 16:51:23
Law 25
📌 你可以通过观察一个人处理不愉快对话的意愿和能力来预测他在任何领域的成功。你的个人进步被困在不愉快对话的背后。 ⏱ 2024-07-15 19:41:42
Law 26
📌 这也恰如其分地比喻了我自己的职业生涯;我以前在地铁站卖艺,而只是把同样的技能搬到著名的音乐厅,我的收入就增加了十倍。 ⏱ 2024-07-15 19:46:01
📌 2021 年,我与一位好友分享了这个故事以及它教给我的东西,当时他正处于职业发展的瓶颈期——他厌倦了没有足够的钱来偿还抵押贷款,但似乎每天每时每刻都在工作。当时,他是一名平面设计师,为曼彻斯特的夜总会设计传单和当地公司的标识,每份作品收费 100-200 英镑——他一年的平均收入约为 35,000 英镑。在我们的对话几周后,他做出了一个大胆的决定,在一个新的环境中出售他的技能——他搬到了迪拜,重新定位了他的设计服务,专注于奢侈品牌和区块链科技公司。 In his first year in Dubai he generated £450,000 in revenue and in 2023 – alongside his new business partner – he’s forecasting more than £1.2 million in revenue.在迪拜的第一年,他创造了 45 万英镑的收入,到 2023 年,他和他的新商业伙伴预计收入将超过 120 万英镑。 The same skill of graphic design, sold in a different context, earning thirty times more.同样的平面设计技能,在不同的背景下出售,赚了三十倍。 ⏱ 2024-07-15 19:46:58
📌 要成为你所在行业的佼佼者,你不需要在任何一件事上做到最好。你需要擅长你所在行业重视的各种互补的罕见技能,而你的竞争对手缺乏这些技能。 ⏱ 2024-07-15 19:47:29