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留在公交车上
留在公交车上
但当你被告知你的作品并不像你想象的那么原创时,你感到沮丧,因为这些作品看起来像是摄影师欧文·佩恩作品的仿制品;原来,佩恩乘坐的公交车就在你乘坐的同一条线路上。你对自己浪费了三年时间追随别人的道路感到恼火,于是你跳下公交车,叫了一辆出租车,回到了最初的公交车站。这一次,你选择乘坐另一辆公交车,决定专注于不同类型的摄影。但几站之后,同样的事情又发生了:你被告知你的新作品看起来也是模仿他人的。你又回到了公交车站。但这种模式不断重复:你创作的作品始终没有被认可为真正属于你自己的作品。解决方案是什么?明基宁说:'很简单,留在公交车上。就他妈的留在公交车上。'在穿越城市的旅程中,赫尔辛基的公交线路会在远一点的地方分叉,当它们穿过郊区进入远处的乡村时,每条线路都会驶向独特的目的地。这就是独特作品开始的地方。
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留在公交车上
人们需要什么
人们需要什么

一旦我们的基本需求(食物、住所和健康)得到满足,大多数人会在三种相互冲突的欲望中徘徊:

•	归属感
•	地位
•	免于恐惧的自由(我们也许还可以加入喜悦、好奇、刺激、满足感等内在叙述,但现在我们先专注于这三点。)

归属感指的是群体认同、融入社会、被喜欢。它体现在穿对的衣服、使用正确的沙拉叉、以及在篝火旁唱着大家都熟悉的歌。

地位总是相对的。谁先吃午餐?谁处于上风,谁处于下风?而免于恐惧的自由是一种内在构建。恐惧可以被当成动力,但更多情况下人们会尽量避免它。

市场营销正是利用这三个原则,而系统也是通过这些原则来维持其结构。如果你想理解一个人的选择原因,看看他们真正想要的东西,而不仅仅是他们口头表达的替代品或表面需求。

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人们需要什么
X 上的 Jason Cohen:“Google has a term "toothbrush product" for something you use 1-2 times per day. There was a rule for a while that they'll never make anything that's not a toothbrush product. Hence e.g. gmail, calendar, docs, and even the failed things like social media products. For SaaS,” / Twitter
X 上的 Jason Cohen:“Google has a term "toothbrush product" for something you use 1-2 times per day. There was a rule for a while that they'll never make anything that's not a toothbrush product. Hence e.g. gmail, calendar, docs, and even the failed things like social media products. For SaaS,” / Twitter
For SaaS,… — Jason Cohen (@asmartbear)
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X 上的 Jason Cohen:“Google has a term "toothbrush product" for something you use 1-2 times per day. There was a rule for a while that they'll never make anything that's not a toothbrush product. Hence e.g. gmail, calendar, docs, and even the failed things like social media products. For SaaS,” / Twitter
The Art of Possibility: Transforming Professional and Personal Life: Amazon.co.uk: Zander, Rosamund Stone, Zander, Benjamin: 0884939157017: Books
The Art of Possibility: Transforming Professional and Personal Life: Amazon.co.uk: Zander, Rosamund Stone, Zander, Benjamin: 0884939157017: Books
Buy The Art of Possibility: Transforming Professional and Personal Life by Zander, Rosamund Stone, Zander, Benjamin (ISBN: 0884939157017) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.
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The Art of Possibility: Transforming Professional and Personal Life: Amazon.co.uk: Zander, Rosamund Stone, Zander, Benjamin: 0884939157017: Books
Epic Content Marketing, Second Edition: Break through the Clutter with a Different Story, Get the Most Out of Your Content, and Build a Community in Web3: Pulizzi, Joe, Piper, Brian W.: 9781264774456: Amazon.com: Books
Epic Content Marketing, Second Edition: Break through the Clutter with a Different Story, Get the Most Out of Your Content, and Build a Community in Web3: Pulizzi, Joe, Piper, Brian W.: 9781264774456: Amazon.com: Books
Buy Epic Content Marketing, Second Edition: Break through the Clutter with a Different Story, Get the Most Out of Your Content, and Build a Community in Web3 2 by Pulizzi, Joe, Piper, Brian W. (ISBN: 9781264774456) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.
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Epic Content Marketing, Second Edition: Break through the Clutter with a Different Story, Get the Most Out of Your Content, and Build a Community in Web3: Pulizzi, Joe, Piper, Brian W.: 9781264774456: Amazon.com: Books
满足感和成功,关键在于是否完成你的项目
满足感和成功,关键在于是否完成你的项目

Anyway. I think I got sidetracked. My point is that this colleagues' advice? helped me tremendously and now I'd like to pass it on. The bottleneck for success and fulfilment and even personal growth probably doesn't look like what we think it looks like. It probably looks more like finishing your projects. Or at least understanding why you don't want to finish them. And if you're avoiding something, there's a part of you that doesn't want to do it. You need to be in dialogue with it, no matter how much it horrifies you, or how thoroughly you've buried that part. Enough already. Now I'm rambling because I'm insecure about the blog post. You have to press send. Finish your projects.

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满足感和成功,关键在于是否完成你的项目
X 上的 Tim Ferriss:“An email from Coach Sommer I revisit often: Hi Tim, Patience. Far too soon to expect strength improvements. Strength improvements [for a movement like this] take a minimum of 6 weeks. Any perceived improvements prior to that are simply the result of improved synaptic” / Twitter
X 上的 Tim Ferriss:“An email from Coach Sommer I revisit often: Hi Tim, Patience. Far too soon to expect strength improvements. Strength improvements [for a movement like this] take a minimum of 6 weeks. Any perceived improvements prior to that are simply the result of improved synaptic” / Twitter

秘诀在于:出现、付诸行动,然后离开。

以工匠般的职业精神配上不屈的意志。就是这么简单。不被任何事情干扰,不让任何事动摇你的目标。一旦做出决定,就拒绝退缩,拒绝妥协。

并接受一个事实:高质量的长期结果需要高质量的长期专注。不要情绪化,不要戏剧化,不要因为小的波折而自责。学会享受和欣赏这个过程。这一点尤其重要,因为你在实际旅程中所花的时间会远远超过最终取得胜利的短暂时刻。

当然,当胜利来临时,尽情庆祝。但更重要的是,从失败中汲取教训。事实上,如果你没有经常遇到失败,那说明你努力得还不够。而且,绝不允许自己接受低于最佳表现的结果。

放下对时间的执念。需要多久,就花多久。

如果你致力于一个长期目标,而不是一系列较小的中间目标,那么你只需要做出一个决定并坚持执行。清晰、简单、直接。这比在每一步都需要做出小决定以维持方向要容易得多。后者会给你太多机会不经意间偏离目标。那个唯一的决定,是工具箱中最强大的工具之一。

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X 上的 Tim Ferriss:“An email from Coach Sommer I revisit often: Hi Tim, Patience. Far too soon to expect strength improvements. Strength improvements [for a movement like this] take a minimum of 6 weeks. Any perceived improvements prior to that are simply the result of improved synaptic” / Twitter