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多留心,多付出,获得意想不到的收获





前辈牛人的无数例子告诉我们,< /p>


多为别人考虑,


多付出那么一点点,


也许 别人能够对你


更深印象,也就是这“也许”,能够让你获得意想不到的收获。

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1. Buy someone's coffee.




为他人买杯咖啡





It's just coffee -- no one needs coffee, so this doesn't really matter, right? But


what if you knew that a $$2 cup of caffeine could change someone's day, week or


their whole perspective? Boom: That cup of coffee just changed the world.




只是杯咖啡而已——没人必须要喝咖啡,所以也无所谓,对吧


?


但是如果你知道


2

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一杯的咖啡可以改变一个人的一天、一周甚至整个人生,那你会怎么做


?


哇,一杯咖啡改变


了整个世界。

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2. Smile with eye contact.




微笑着用眼神交流。





In a world where smart phones rule and it's not just possible, but normal, to


have


entire


conversations


without


ever


looking


someone


in


the


eye,


it


can


be


heart-stopping,


wonderful


and


double-take-worthy


to


lock


eyes


with


someone


grinning.


Happiness


is


contagious,


and


it


only


takes


a


couple


facial


muscles


to



spread it.




在一个智能手机统治的世界,


在整个交流的过程中,

连看也不看对方一眼,


这样的行为


不仅是可能的,也是正常 的。要是看着对方咧嘴笑,就会有屏息凝气、非常奇妙的感觉。快


乐是可以传染的,只需 通过几个面部肌肉的运动就可以把它传播。





3. Give what you can.




尽你所能地付出





You clean out your closets, right? Perfect. You don't need a half a million dollar


check written out to your charity of choice to help someone (kudos to you if you do,


though!). Maybe you have a few shirts you don't wear anymore or a few children's


books


you


can


bear


to


part


with.


The


thing


about


giving


a


little


is


that


when


everyone gives a little, suddenly it turns into a lot. Be a part of that lot.




你整理自己 的衣橱,对吧


?


很好。你不用非得写一张


50


万的支票捐给慈善机构来帮助


他人


(


但是如果你这样做,那当然相当好


!

)


。也许你有几件不再穿的衬衫,或有几本可以舍


弃的童书 。


虽然只付出一点点,


但当每个人都付出一点点时,

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就会积少成多。来成为多的一


部分吧。





4. Get in touch. Then listen.




保持联系,然后倾听





Maybe a grandparent is chomping at the bit to hear about your adventures, or


maybe an old friend had a really bad day, maybe your mom wishes you'd ring her


up


more


often.


Get


on the


line.


You


remember


that your


iPhone


can make


calls,


right?


Get


in


touch


with


those


people


that


are


dying


to


hear


from


you


(because


someone definitely is). Then, ask: How are you doing? What's new? These questions



have such few syllables, but their depth is endless.




也许你的爷爷奶奶正迫不及待地想 听你的历险,


也许一个老友过了糟糕的一天,


也许你

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的妈妈希望你多给她打个电话。联系他们吧。你还记得你的


iPhone< /p>


能打电话,对吗


?


和那

< br>些很想和你联系的人打个电话吧。


然后问问:


你怎么样了


?


最近发生了什么事儿


?


虽然这些问


题只有几个音节,但是这些问题的深度是无止境的。





5. Sort your problems.




把问题排序





Let's face it: There's a lot of bad stuff in the world. It can be a scary place, and


we've all got problems we would be a whole lot happier without. But experiment


with putting your problems into perspective -- or boxes: That breakup? Missing a


really


important


deadline


at


work?


Hurt feelings?


Losing


someone


close


to you?


Probably


worth


some


self-pity.


That


stain


on


your


shirt?


Not


so


much.


Let


go


of


what you can. The less negative, the more room there is to be happy.




让我们面对 现实吧:


世界上有很多不好的事情。它会让人感到恐慌。我们都有问题,要


是没有的话,会幸福地多。但是试一试用长远的眼光来看这些问题:分手


?< /p>


工作时错过了重


要的截止时间


?


受伤的感觉


?


失去了亲近的人

< br>?


或许值得自怜自哀。


衬衫上的污渍

?


那就不值得


了。能放手就放手。负面因素越少,开心的空 间就越大。





6. Give when you get.




当你得到时就给予





This


is


the


best


kind


of


multitasking!


Whenever


you


get


a


little,


give


a


little.


There's a couple ways to pull this off: You can implement it yourself (donating an


older shirt when you splurge for a new shirt, etc), or support companies that are



passionate,


good-hearted


(really


fun)


't


get


much


better


than


that, does it?




这是多任务的最好形式

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!


无论何时只要你得到了一点点,那就给予一点点。可以有很多

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种方法:


你可以自己去做


(


比如当你买了一件新衬衫时可以捐出一件旧衬衫


)


或支持有激 情的


公司、热心肠的好人。还有什么比这更好的呢


?




7. Stop comparing yourself to people you see on the Internet.




不要再和互联网上的人进行比较





We all creep people's Instagram and Twitter feeds... and there's nothing wrong


with wanting to be the best version of you. But you're you for a reason, and there's


no one better at being you than you are! A little self-acceptance goes a long way.


Your


confidence


will


melt


into


other


people


and


make


them


feel


comfortable


in


their own skin too.




我们都喜欢看别人在


Instagr am


和推特上的内容…


,


想成为最好的 自己也没什么错。但


是你就是你,没人比做你做得更出色的了


!


一点点儿自我接受,就能走很远。你的自信会逐


渐融入他人,让 他们也感到自信。





8. Use please and thank you.




用“请”和“谢谢”





Not to sound like your grandmother (go ahead and put your elbows on the


table!), but the smallest ways to show your gratitude are these little words. They


take zero effort to say, but the impact is huge. Aren't you thankful someone held


the door for you when your hands were full? Tell them!



不是说听起来要像你的奶奶


(


快点,


把胳膊肘放到桌子上


!)


,


但是表达 你的感激之情的最



简单的方式莫过于这些简单的词汇。


说这些话又不费劲,


但是影响却是相当大的。


当你两手


满满,有人给你开门时,你不是很感激他们


?


告诉他们


!




9. Support someone else.




支持他人





You know that friend who is trying to promote their new album, or start that


business? You don't always have to chip in financially to be a backer -- you just have


to believe in something! Lend your support when and where you can. Whether it's


as


simple


as


a


retweet


on


Twitter


or


tossing


a


few


extra


bucks


toward


a


worthy


cause,


show


someone


you


believe


in


what


they're


doing.


Not


only


will


they


be


super- motivated, but they'll pass it on.




你知道你的那个朋友在宣传他们的新唱片,或开了一家新公司


?


你不用每次都出资——


你只需去相信 他们


!


无论何时何地,只要你能帮助他们,就伸出你的手吧。无 论是在推特上


的一条转发,


还是因为某个值得的原因投上一些钱 ,


让他们看看你相信他们做的事情。


他们


不仅仅会受到鼓舞,而且还会把这份正能量传递下去。





10. Chase what gets you up in the morning.




追逐你的梦想





What's


the


thing


that


lingers


on


your


heart


--


that


you


just


can't


stop


daydreaming about? Do the thing you would do if you could do anything. It's called


your passion. And it's what you should be doing.



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什么东西徘徊在你的心间——以至于你总是在不断地去梦想它


?

< p>
如果你能为它做点儿


事情,那就做吧。这就叫做激情。这也是你应该去做的 事情。





Sometimes,


we


treat


chasing


dreams


like


a


fantasy


--


it's


easy


to


do,


when



things


like


money


and


rent


and


groceries


and


day


jobs


come


into


play.


But


you


don't have to jump off the cliff solo: Start building your wings. Inch toward your


dream. One foot in front of the other. T


ake the step. After all, it's your calling.




有时,我们把 梦想看成是幻想——当有钱、有租金、有食物、有工作时很容易去做。


但是,

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你也不能不加准备就跳下悬崖:你该先长出自己的翅膀。一点点地朝梦想靠近。

一步


一步地往前走。往前迈一步吧。毕竟,这是你的使命。


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