【TED英语演讲稿：改善工作的快乐之道】改善工作的快乐之道
【TED英语演讲稿：改善工作的快乐之道】改善工作
的快乐之道
发布时间：2018-05-21 wheniwassevenyearsoldandmysisterwasjustfiveyearsold,wewerep layingontopofabunkbed.iwastwoyearsolderthanmysisteratthetim e--imean,i'mtwoyearsolderthanhernow--butatthetimeitmeantshe hadtodoeverythingthatiwantedtodo,andiwantedtoplaywar.sowewe reupontopofourbunkbeds.andononesideofthebunkbed,ihadputouta llofmyg.i.joesoldiersandweaponry.andontheothersidewereallmy sister'smylittleponiesreadyforacavalrycharge.
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appinessorproductivityorenergyorcreativity,whatwe'redoingis we'recreatingthecultoftheaveragewithscience.
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eratioofnegativetopositiveintheworld.whatthat'sdoingiscreat ingsomethingcalledthemedicalschoolsyndrome--which,ifyouknow peoplewho'vebeentomedicalschool,duringthefirstyearofmedical training,asyoureadthroughalistofallthesymptomsanddiseasesth atcouldhappen,suddenlyyourealizeyouhaveallofthem.
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seewhatwe'refindingisit'snotnecessarilytherealitythatshapes us,butthelensthroughwhichyourbrainviewstheworldthatshapesyo urreality.andifwecanchangethelens,notonlycanwechangeyourhap piness,wecanchangeeverysingleeducationalandbusinessoutcomea tthesametime.
wheniappliedtoharvard,iappliedonadare.ididn'texpecttogetin, andmyfamilyhadnomoneyforcollege.whenigotamilitaryscholarshi ptwoweekslater,theyallowedmetogo.suddenly,somethingthatwasn 'tevenapossibilitybecameareality.wheniwentthere,iassumedeve ryoneelsewouldseeitasaprivilegeaswell,thatthey'dbeexcitedto bethere.evenifyou'reinaclassroomfullofpeoplesmarterthanyou, you'dbehappyjusttobeinthatclassroom,whichiswhatifelt.butwha tifoundthereis,whilesomepeopleexperiencethat,whenigraduated aftermyfouryearsandthenspentthenexteightyearslivinginthedor mswiththestudents--harvardaskedmeto;iwasn'tthatguy.isaid,"t hat'smostpeople'sfridaynights."
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