每周的3-2-1,給你慣性生活一些擾動
我在收聽的podcast通勤十分鐘聽到有這樣一個作者,就是寫原子習慣的作者James Clear會在每周跟有訂閱他maillist的人分享他的3-2-1 ,也就是
- 3 Ideas from me 三個來自他自己想出來的idea
- 2 quotes from others 兩個引用於別人的話
- 1 question for you 一個給你的問題
我覺得每周看,在這3-2-1中,總能得到一些收穫! 以下是他本周的3-2-1
3 Ideas From Me
I. 好與壞,往往多看幾次就會變化。看同樣的事情第二次,通常可以產生更聰穎的想法,然而,那只不過是將事物表象擦乾淨一點所看到的不同視角。花時間把事情做對,並再多修改一次。
"The difference between good and great is often an extra round of revision. The person who looks things over a second time will appear smarter or more talented, but actually is just polishing things a bit more. Take the time to get it right. Revise it one extra time."
II. 要快速學習某件事的最好策略,就是把該領域的書呆子堵在牆角。找到關於你想要學的項目的書呆子(專注那領域的專家)並問他所有你可能想到的問題。
"One of the best strategies for learning something quickly: corner a nerd. Find someone who totally geeks out about that topic and ask them every question you can think of."
III. 複利的簡單指引:你無法執著於你不享受的事物上,若你無法執著在那上面,就無法複利。先產生興趣才能持續投入,最後終能產出。
這點我很有感,興趣是可以長期驅動學習/成長的主要因素,而興趣可以培養,但建議從簡單的以及吸引你的項目開始。別一下子就想耍大招,可能在培養出興趣前就放棄了!
"A brief guide to compounding: If you don’t enjoy something, you won’t stick with it. If you don’t stick with it, it won’t compound. Being interested precedes the results."
2 Quotes From Others
I. 覺得自己不好,但又希望別人覺得你優秀? 別傻了!! 別指望別人能給你自己所不能給自己的。想要被愛,要從愛自己開始。
Author and social activist bell hooks on how to love yourself: "One of the best guides to how to be self-loving is to give ourselves the love we are often dreaming about receiving from others. There was a time when I felt lousy about my over-forty body, saw myself as too fat, too this, or too that. Yet I fantasized about finding a lover who would give me the gift of being loved as I am. It is silly, isn't it, that I would dream of someone else offering to me the acceptance and affirmation I was withholding from myself. This was a moment when the maxim "You can never love anybody if you are unable to love yourself" made clear sense. And I add, "Do not expect to receive the love from someone else you do not give yourself." Source: All About Love: New Visions
II. 把寫作或是任何事做好的技巧,就是沉浸當下,感知你正在做的事情,並持續練習,直到能力可以向湧泉般自然湧出。
Author Toni Morrison on how to get better at writing—or anything, really: "I thought of myself as like the jazz musician: someone who practices and practices and practices in order to be able to invent and to make his art look effortless and graceful. I was always conscious of the constructed aspect of the writing process, and that art appears natural and elegant only as a result of constant practice and awareness of its formal structures." Source: The Paris Review
1 Question For You
這個問題不輸給2021 Matters年度問卷,而且更頻繁,每周一封,每周一問,可以持續探索直到下周! 本周問題:甚麼是我因習慣持續做,但卻對我無用的事?
What am I continuing to do out of habit, but is no longer serving me?
我現在的答案是下班回家看卡通獵人(5:30~6:30)、留存太多LINE、Telegram群但卻一點都沒用.....
你的回答是甚麼呢?