跟读练习: How to make better decisions - 通过YouTube学习英语口语
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How to make good decisions,
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How to make good decisions,
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more informed decisions, more profitable decisions,
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whatever you call it, fast.
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You are your decisions and your life is the reflections of your decisions, conscious or unconscious.
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You guys been living this book,
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The Decision Book, from one of my previous videos.
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So let's dive into it and let me share with you five models
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that I personally think are more practical when it comes to making day-to-day decisions.
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If you've been struggling with making bad decisions and you want to change that,
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this is the one you should save and watch now.
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Number one, the Eisenhower Matrix.
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This one's about urgent versus important and most people don't know the difference.
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Think about your day right now.
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You wake up, you check your phone,
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you reply messages and by the end of the day you're exhausted but nothing actually moved forward.
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That's because you spent your whole day on things that felt urgent but not actually important.
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The matrix is simple.
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If it's urgent and important, do it now.
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If it's important but not urgent, schedule it.
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If it's urgent but not important, delegate it.
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And if it's neither, cut it out of your life.
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Most people are living on the urgent box their whole lives just reacting.
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But the people who actually build something to protect the important not urgent box like it's sacred.
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That's where your health, your skills, your long-term wealth leaves.
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Number two, the 10-10-10 rule.
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This one's your emotion decision killer.
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You know the moment you're about to send that text you shouldn't send?
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Before you do anything, ask yourself three questions.
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How will I feel about this in 10 minutes, 10 months, 10 years?
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I've saved myself from so many stupid decisions by just running through this filter.
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Because emotions are real but they're not always right.
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And this model forces you to zoom out before you act on something you'll cringe at later.
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Number three, the regret minimization framework.
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This is for the big ones.
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Career moves, starting a business,
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taking a risk that scares you.
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Jeff Bezos used this exact framework when he was deciding whether to leave his Wall Street job to start Amazon.
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And the question is simple.
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When I'm 80 years old sitting in my chair looking back at my life,
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which choice will I regret not taking?
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Which one would haunt me if I didn't try?
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Number four, opportunity cost thinking.
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Everyone's heard of this concept but almost nobody uses this.
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Opportunity cost isn't just an economics term.
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It's a life-filled term
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because every single time you're saying yes to something you're saying no to something else whether you realize it
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or not every yes to a night out
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when you should be working hard is a no to the version of you
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that could have been so further ahead people don't fail
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because they made one terrible decision they fail
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because they made too many averages once
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and those average yeses quietly ate up all the space where
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something great could have lived before you say yes to anything
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ask yourself what am i saying no to by saying yes to this one
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if the answer is something better then you have your answer number Number five, the 40-70 rule.
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Colin Powell came up with this and it changed how I look at speed.
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The rule is simple.
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If you have less than 40% of the information you need,
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it's too early to decide.
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You're just guessing.
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But here's the part that gets people.
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If you have more than 70% of the information, you've waited too long.
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Someone else already moved.
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The sweet spot is somewhere between 40% and 70%.
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That's where you pull your trigger and this is the motto I wanted to end on because it ties everything together.
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You don't have five frameworks in your head,
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but the biggest decision mistake isn't picking the wrong option.
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It's not picking at all.
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The person who decides at 60% and adjust will always beat the person still thinking about it at 90.
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So here's what I want you to take from this.
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Your life's not waiting for you to be ready.
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So make the decision.
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Make it fast.
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Make it with whatever information you have.
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And trust yourself to figure out the rest on the other side.
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You learn something?
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