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The average college student today

这篇文章由希拉里斯・布克班德撰写,主要探讨了当今大学生的状况,尤其是在阅读能力、学习态度和课堂参与方面的显著变化。作者是一位拥有超过 30 年教龄的教授,他在一所美国地区公立大学任教,描述了他所观察到的学生表现和行为。
主要观点总结:

  1. 学生的基本情况 :作者指出他的学生是普通大学生的代表,涵盖了多种背景和兴趣。他们的穿着、饮食习惯音乐品味都是典型的大学生风格。
  2. 阅读能力不足 :作者明确表示,大多数学生在阅读理解方面表现出严重的不足,甚至无法阅读一些较为经典的成人小说。他们往往缺乏必要的词汇和专注力,读书对他们来说是一种负担。
  3. 对课程材料的忽视 :尽管作者编写了一本教材,但大多数学生并没有认真阅读,甚至在需要复习课程内容时也不愿意主动去了解。学生们有时会以 “价格太贵” 作为不购买教材的借口,但作者对这种说法表示怀疑,认为实际上是因为他们对阅读的兴趣缺乏。
  4. 写作能力低下 :学生的写作水平普遍很低,常常表现出拼写和语法的错误,缺乏原创思维,作答时常使用陈词滥调。
  5. 课堂参与度低 :作者注意到学生在课堂上的缺席率很高,许多学生把上课当成可选项,甚至会在上课期间频繁离开教室,可能只是为了查看手机。
  6. 学习态度变化 :现代学生对学习的态度相对消极,许多人期待教授主动提供帮助和材料,而不愿意为自己的学习承担责任。
  7. 手机成瘾 :手机的普及使得学生对社交媒体和其他应用的依赖加重,影响了他们的学习和注意力。即使在运动场所,学生们也常常沉迷于手机,而无法专注于锻炼。
  8. 教师的无奈 :尽管教师们努力尝试适应学生的需求和改变教学方法,但仍感到无能为力。教授们面临着无法提高学生学习热情和能力的困境,同时又不能过于严格,以免影响学生的学业和学校的生存。
  9. 对未来的忧虑 :作者表达了对学生未来发展的担忧,认为这不仅是教育系统的问题,更是整个社会的问题。教师们希望能激发学生对知识的热情,但面对的状况,这变得越来越困难。
    文章最终传达了一种失落和悲伤的情感,尽管教师们努力工作,但对于如何激发学生的学习热情和提高他们的能力感到茫然。

社区运营的方法论

方法论

  1. 心态要对: 运营首先的目的是宣传产品卖东西,所有的事情都是为了转化率的,不能因为和用户聊天就进入自嗨的状态,时时刻刻要围绕着文章内容是否写的足够干货?转发率怎么样?盘点运营数据,用户喜欢看哪些内容?不能一嗨了以后,就忘记盘点和改进
  2. 要喜欢沟通: 产品功能、文章内容、UGC 活动等等都是形式,本质是通过不同形式的内容和用户建立沟通的连接和信任,所以遇到用户有问题,需要及时的沟通,认真听用户讲,理解对方的诉求后,热情的沟通,这方面真诚最重要
  3. 勤奋: 多写文章,多输出观点,多找各种渠道,通过沟通和不同社区的用户建联,这就需要勤奋的搜索互联网,研究不同的平台的用户人群,他们喜欢什么,怎么可以和他们建立沟通的话题,这一点没有太多的方法论,要说,就是勤奋
  4. 对产品的了解: 对自己的产品一定要热爱和详细使用,这样和用户沟通的时候,肚子里才有货。要不用户问你,你家产品到底好在什么地方?如果说不出来,即使前期做了很多宣传工作,到转化这一阶段说不清,前面的工作就白做了
  5. 多读书: 刚才说了,对自己产品不了解,转化就没法做下去。而持续的做运营,就是需要通过各种形式变着花样的去说产品,如果只是广告的说,用户就会反感,需要有文化的宣传,就需要多读书,读很多不同的书,特别是文学的书要多读,文笔才能好

这周开始,争取每周记录一下自己读过的一些有意思给自己带来思考的文章,希望可以一直做下去。

掌控习惯

我订阅了 James Clear 的 The 3-2-1 Newsletter,每周四固定发一篇心灵鸡汤给我,其中包含:3 Ideas
From Me(James Clear),2 Quotes From Others,1 Questions For
You,老实说我很少能在这上面获得非常有价值的内容。两年多下来,这些订阅邮件能让我感受到触动并记录下来的不过区区十几条。后来我发现
James Clear 写过一本书叫做 Atomic
Habits,中文名《掌控习惯》,于是花了两个多月时间、共7个小时仔细读完,并做下不少笔记。不得不说,James Clear
在一本书内讲的内容价值,于我而言远远超过他每周一篇鸡汤。

读完后近一年时间里,我在日常生活中仍会常常想起他在书中所写,也发现能够精准应用日常生活中去。因为他的核心就像书名说的那样,小小的习惯带来的巨大势能可以改变一切。

产能过剩

中国这边的版本则是三四线城市的“人浮于事经济”。三线公务员编外体系、水多鱼多,养一半都不影响运转。但你砍一半,那三倍就业人口的“跟班经济”就崩了。你不是只裁掉一个人,是让附近小吃摊、超市、幼儿园、健身房、房产中介全都陪葬。农业1.4亿、制造业2亿,都在缩,剩下三亿多服务业人口撑着GDP门面。政府这时候唯一能干的事就是:让这群人继续“有事可做”,然后继续“有钱可花”。
未来我们可能看到的是一个二段式格局:中国版的“城乡版美国”:一二线城市搞效率,三四线城市搞稳定。一二线居民生育意愿近乎为零,想要下一代,只能靠小城镇孵化器。小镇青年冲进大城市,完成价值收割;城市老人躺在CBD,靠年轻人续命。这个格局能撑多久,就看转移支付还能转多久。
你说人浮于事是坏事?从生产率看是的,但从需求端看,反而是刚需。现代政府最大课题不是“怎么提高效率”,而是“怎么让人们在拿到工资的同时,还真以为自己干了点什么”。说到底,让每个人“相信自己不是废物”,本身就是现代社会最成功的幻术。

技术人员的发展之路

左耳朵耗子陈皓这篇文章写得真好,怀念缅怀,离开好久了,享受编程和技术所带来的快乐- Coding Your Ambition。

转自电报频道:

You never fully know whether you are in the right direction in life, but there are signs that you are in the wrong direction:

  1. You are unhappy with your life and blame it on your country, your relationships, your job.
  2. You have less and less time to read even though you love books.
  3. You are reactive and get angry at things that shouldn't bother you that much.
  4. You have less and less time to maintain a healthy lifestyle and feel insecure about it.
  5. You chase a lot, but don't attract much.
  6. You spend a lot of time worrying about a lot of things that, ten years from now, will obviously not matter.
  7. You always have a good excuse to avoid paying the price that will get you where you want to be.
  8. No one cares about you, because you never cared about anyone else.
  9. You have less and less time to be creative at all, everything you do is transactional and financial.
  10. The years pass, you are getting older, but your anxiety doesn't dissipate, you don't feel mentally stronger, you don't feel more deeply connected to who you truly want to be.

Hmm, fuck every thing?

Hmm, don’t choose to know people like this, or be one.

你永远不会完全知道自己的人生方向是否正确,但有些迹象表明你的人生方向是错误的:

  1. 你对自己的生活不满意,并将其归咎于国家、人际关系和工作。
  2. 你越来越没有时间读书,尽管你热爱书籍。
  3. 你反应迟钝,对一些本不应该困扰你的事情感到愤怒。
  4. 你越来越没有时间保持健康的生活方式,并为此感到不自信。
  5. 你追逐的东西很多,但吸引不了多少。
  6. 你花了很多时间担心很多事情,而这些事情在十年后显然已经不重要了。
  7. 你总是有很好的借口来逃避付出代价,以达到你想要的目标。
  8. 没人关心你,因为你从未关心过别人。
  9. 你越来越没有时间发挥创造力,你所做的一切都是为了交易和经济。
  10. 岁月流逝,你越来越老,但你的焦虑并没有消散,你没有感觉到精神上更强大,你没有感觉到与你真正想成为的人有更深的联系。

嗯,去他妈的一切?

嗯,不要选择认识这样的人,也不要成为这样的人。

通过DeepL.com(免费版)翻译

A Simple Truth About Writing 关于写作的简单事实
11 Feb, 2025 2025年2月11日

转自:https://andysblog.uk/a-simple-truth-about-writing/

Years ago, I was teaching a class of business students.
几年前,我正在教一类商务专业的学生。

Bright young minds, full of big words and complex theories.
聪明的年轻人,充满了大词和复杂的理论。

One student showed me his work. It was stuffed with industry jargon and elaborate explanations.
一个学生向我展示了他的工作。它塞满了行业术语和精心设计的解释。

I asked him, "What are you really trying to say?"
我问他:“你真的想说什么?”

He stared at me blankly.
他茫然地凝视着我。

"Just tell me in plain English. Like you'd tell a friend in a pub."
“只要用简单的英语告诉我。就像你会在酒吧里告诉朋友一样。”

His face lit up. He explained his idea in simple, clear terms.
他的脸照亮了。他用简单明了的话解释了他的想法。

It was brilliant. 太好了。

See, we all do this. We think we need to sound clever. Important. Sophisticated.
看,我们都这样做。我们认为我们需要听起来很聪明。重要的。复杂的。

But that's not writing. That's hiding.
但这不是写作。那是隐藏的。

Real writing is saying what you actually think. Not what you think you should think. Not what you think others want to hear.
真实的写作说您的实际想法。不是您认为应该想的。不是您认为别人想听的。

Just your thoughts. Raw. Honest. Direct.
只是你的想法。生的。诚实的。直接的。

Look at any great writer. Hemingway. Orwell. They didn't hide behind fancy words.
看一位伟大的作家。海明威。奥威尔。他们没有躲在花哨的话语后面。

They just said what they thought.
他们只是说了他们的想法。

And that's the thing about thoughts. Everyone has them. But most people are too scared to write them down.
这就是关于思想的事情。每个人都有他们。但是大多数人太害怕写下来了。

They worry about being judged. About being wrong. About looking stupid.
他们担心被审判。关于错。关于看起来很愚蠢。

But here's the truth: The only stupid writing is pretend writing.
但这是事实:唯一愚蠢的写作是假装写作。

When you write what you really think, you can't be wrong. It's your thought. Your perspective. Your truth.
当您写自己的想法时,就不会错。这是你的想法。您的观点。你的真相。

And that's what people connect with.
这就是人们的联系。

Not the clever words. 不是聪明的话。
Not the complex theories.
不是复杂的理论。
Just the simple truth of what you think.
只是您想法的简单真理。

Try it sometime. 尝试一下。

Write exactly what's in your head.
准确地写下你的脑海。
No filters. 没有过滤器。
No fancy words. 没有花哨的话。
Just your thoughts. 只是你的想法。

You might be surprised at how good it feels. And how good it reads.
您可能会对它的感觉感到惊讶。以及它的阅读方式。

That's all writing really is.
这就是写作的确。
Everything else is just decoration.
其他一切都是装饰。

机器翻译自:https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2024/12/26/reflecting-on-life/

Reflecting on Life  反思生活
written on Thursday, December 26, 2024
写于2024年12月26日,星期四
Last year I decided that I want to share my most important learnings about engineering, teams and quite frankly personal mental health. My hope is that those who want to learn from me find it useful. This is a continuation to this.
去年,我决定要分享我关于工程,团队和坦率个人心理健康的最重要的学习。我希望那些想向我学习的人会发现它有用。这是一个延续。
Over the years, I've been asked countless times: “What advice would you give to young programmers or engineers?” For the longest time, I struggled to answer. I wasn't sure I had anything definitive or profound to offer. And truthfully, even now, I'm not convinced I have enough answers. But as I've reflected on my journey to here, I've formulated some ideas that I believe are worth sharing — if only to provide a bit of guidance to those just starting out. For better or worse, I think those things are applicable regardless of profession.
多年来,我被问到无数次:“您会给年轻的程序员或工程师有什么建议?”在最长的时间里,我努力回答。我不确定我有任何确定的或深刻的东西。说实话,即使是现在,我也不相信我有足够的答案。但是,正如我在到达这里的旅途中所反映的那样,我提出了一些我认为值得分享的想法,即使只是为刚起步的人提供了一些指导。无论好坏,我认为无论专业如何,这些事情都是适用的。
My core belief is that fulfillment and happiness comes from deliberate commitment to meaningful work, relationships, and personal growth and purpose. I don't claim that these things can be replicated, but they worked for me and some others, so maybe they can be of use for you.
我的核心信念是,成就和幸福来自对有意义的工作,人际关系以及个人成长和目标的故意承诺。我没有声称这些事情可以被复制,但是它们为我和其他一些东西工作,所以也许它们可以对您有用。
Put Time In  花点时间
Putting time into work and skills — and by that truly investing oneself — is always worth it.
将时间投入工作和技能 - 通过真正的投资 - 总是值得的。
Whether it's working on a project, solving a difficult problem, or even refining soft skills like communication, the act of showing up and putting in the hours is essential. Practice makes perfect, but more so it's all about progress rather than perfection. Each hour you spend iterating, refining, failing and retrying brings you closer to excellence. It doesn't always feel that way in the moment but when you look back at what you did before, you will see your progress. And that act of looking back, and seeing how you improved, is immensely rewarding and in turn makes you enjoy your work.
无论是在项目上工作,解决困难的问题,甚至精炼诸如沟通之类的软技能,出现和投入工作的行为都是必不可少的。实践是完美的,但更重要的是进步而不是完美。您每小时都会迭代,精炼,失败和重试,使您更加接近卓越。并非总是有这种感觉,但是当您回头看自己之前所做的事情时,您会看到自己的进步。回顾过去和了解自己的进步方式,这是非常有益的,进而使您享受工作。
I did not start out enjoying programming, not at all. I had a friend in school who was just better than me at everything. It felt demotivating. Programming turned out to be a necessary tool that I had to build things and to share with others, and through that, I eventually ended up enjoying it.
我没有开始享受编程,一点也不。我在学校里有一个朋友,他在一切方面都比我好。感觉很沮丧。编程原来是我必须建立东西并与他人分享的必要工具,通过此,我最终最终享受了它。
There is a narrative that working hard is inherently bad for your health or that long hours lead to burnout. I disagree. It's not about how many hours you put in, but about the enjoyment and quality of the work you're doing. Still some of my most favorite memories were some all-nighters I did when I was younger working on something. It wasn't even necessarily on projects that ended up meaningful or successful, but it was the act in itself. When you find joy in what you're building in the moment, work does not feel like a burden. Instead it feels exciting and exhilarating. These memories, that some might describe as unhealthy are some of my most pleasant ones.
有一种叙述是,努力工作对您的健康或长时间的倦怠是有害的。我不同意。这不是您投入多少小时,而是关于您所做的工作的享受和质量。我最喜欢的一些回忆仍然是我年轻的事情时所做的一些全夜。甚至不一定在最终获得有意义或成功的项目上,而是行为本身。当您在当下的建立中找到快乐时,工作就不是负担。相反,它令人兴奋和令人振奋。我最愉快的记忆可能形容为不健康。
Work And The Man  工作和男人
The key isn't avoiding hard work but finding meaning in it. Practice and effort, when coupled with a sense of purpose, not only make you better at what you do but also make the journey itself fulfilling. There is one catch however, and that is that your payout should not just be your happiness in the moment, but it should be long lasting.
关键不是避免努力工作,而是在其中找到意义。练习和努力,加上目标感时,不仅会使您在自己的工作中变得更好,而且使旅程本身变得充实。但是,有一个收获,那就是您的支出不仅应该是您的幸福,而且应该持久。
The best way to completely destroy your long term satisfaction is if the effort you are putting into something is not reciprocated or the nature of the work feels meaningless. It's an obvious privilege to recommend that one shall not work for exploitative employers but you owe yourself to get this right. With time you build trust in yourself, and the best way to put this trust to use, is to break out of exploitative relationships.
完全破坏长期满意度的最佳方法是,如果您付出的努力不是回报,或者工作的本质毫无意义。明显的特权是建议一个人不适合剥削性雇主,而是要自己做正确的事。随着时间的流逝,您建立对自己的信任,以及将这种信任使用的最佳方法是摆脱剥削关系。
If you end up doing things you do not believe in, it will get to you. It will not just demotivate you and make you unhappy at work, it will eventually make every hour you spent miserable and eventually get to your health.
如果您最终做自己不相信的事情,那将会得到您。它不仅会使您振作起来,并使您对工作感到不满意,最终将使您度过痛苦并最终保持健康。
Other than sleeping, work is what you spent the most time with for a significant portion of your life. If that is not fulfilling a core pillar of what can provide happiness is not supporting you. I have seen people advocate for just not caring to fix the work aspect, instead to work less and spend more free time. I have not found that to work for me. Work needs to be fulfilling, even if work is just a few hours a day.
除了睡觉之外,工作是您一生中大部分时间花费的时间。如果那不符合可以提供幸福的核心支柱,那就是不支持您。我已经看到人们倡导只是不关心修复工作方面,而要减少工作并花费更多的空闲时间。我还没有发现这对我有用。即使每天工作只有几个小时,工作也需要实现。
Dare To Commit  奉献
Life isn't about sampling everything; it’s about making deliberate choices and committing to the ones that matter. You don't need to date twenty people to find the right partner, nor do you need a network of hundred acquaintances to succeed. Similarly, you don't need to work at ten different companies to build a meaningful career. Those things can be hugely beneficial, don't get me wrong, but you can do more with less too. When you focus on taking one step at a time, choosing the best option available to you in that moment you can accomplish great things. Feel free to look to others for inspiration, but do not to compare what they have versus what you don't. Nothing good will come from that. Everyone's journey is unique, shaped by the opportunities they encounter and the paths they decide to follow. Value grows not with the breadth of options explored but with the depth of commitment to the path you've chosen.
生活并不是要抽样所有内容。这是关于做出故意选择并致力于重要的选择。您无需约会二十个人即可找到合适的合作伙伴,也不需要一个熟人的网络才能成功。同样,您也无需在十个不同的公司工作即可建立有意义的职业。这些事情可能会非常有益,不要误会我的意思,但是您也可以少做更多的事情。当您专注于一次迈出一步时,在那一刻选择最佳选择,您可以完成伟大的事情。随意寻找灵感,但不要比较他们所拥有的,而不是您所没有的东西。没有什么好处。每个人的旅程都是独一无二的,它们构成了他们遇到的机会以及他们决定遵循的道路。价值不是随着探索选项的广度而增长的,而是对您选择的道路的承诺深度。
Just as mastering a skill pays dividends, so does committing on your personal or professional journey. Even if the world around you shifts — like the rise of AI in software engineering — your experience and expertise aren't wasted. Your gained experience makes it much easier for you to adjust course and it will give you the necessary trust in yourself. It allows to leverage what you've learned in new ways. While it's true that choosing from limited options might not always lead to the “best” possible outcome, the time and effort you invest in your chosen path can often outweigh the hypothetical gains of a different choice. In many cases, mastery and fulfillment come not from chasing endless possibilities but from fully embracing the one path you're on and making it your own.
就像掌握技能一样,您可以在您的个人或专业旅程中承诺。即使您周围的世界发生了变化,例如AI在软件工程中的兴起,您的经验和专业知识也不会浪费。您获得的经验使您更容易调整课程,这将使您对自己的必要信任。它允许以新的方式利用您学到的知识。确实,从有限的选项中进行选择可能并不总是会导致“最佳”可能的结果,但您在所选路径上投入的时间和精力通常会超过不同选择的假设收益。在许多情况下,精通和成就不是源于追求无尽的可能性,而是完全拥抱您所走的一条道路并自己制作自己的道路。
Date to Marry  约会
To me this happened through a lucky accident but it's something I strongly believe in. I'm an agnostic, I don't hold strong religious beliefs but I do believe in the purpose of and benefits of a lasting marriage. When my wife and I met I did not think I was in a position in my life where I had interest, desire or necessity in a deep relationship, let alone to marry. We did not live in the same country when we met and we had a long distance relationship for almost a year. That kind of relationship (particularly when visa issues are involved) has one incredible benefit: you really have to commit to your relationship. It's expensive and you spend a lot of time talking and sharing intimate thoughts. It also forces you to make a concious decision if the two of you believe it's worth continuing. You don't have the option to just “test drive” it. It forces you to figure out all the hard things upfront. Career, values, ambitions, children, the whole thing. That's a very different experience to swiping right and see what comes from it.
对我来说,这是通过一场幸运的事故发生的,但这是我坚信的事情。我是不可知论的,我没有强烈的宗教信仰,但我确实相信持久婚姻的目的和利益。当我和妻子见面时,我并不认为我在生活中有兴趣,欲望或必要的生活中的位置,更不用说结婚了。当我们相遇时,我们没有住在同一个国家,并且我们有远距离的关系将近一年。这种关系(尤其是在涉及签证问题的情况下)具有一个令人难以置信的好处:您确实必须致力于自己的关系。这很昂贵,您花了很多时间谈论和分享亲密的想法。如果你们两个人认为值得继续,它也会迫使您做出一个刻薄的决定。您无需仅“测试驱动器”。它迫使您预先找出所有艰难的事情。职业,价值观,野心,孩子,整个事情。正确地刷卡并查看它的出现是完全不同的经历。
That one year of intensive dating changed me. I started to recognize the benefits of committing to something on a much deeper level. It taught me that vulnerability and opening yourself up can be a beautiful thing. It showed me that there was a whole part to myself I did not look into. It showed me that really committing to something, opens up a whole new world of opportunity and it allowed us to really invest into our relationship.
那一年的密集约会改变了我。我开始意识到要在更深层次的水平上承诺做事的好处。它告诉我,脆弱性和开放自己可能是一件美丽的事情。它向我展示了我自己没有看的整个部分。它向我展示了真正致力于某事,打开了一个全新的机会世界,这使我们能够真正投资于我们的关系。
When you commit to your partner fully you get a lot in the process. Yes, there are risks and while you're dating, you need to figure these things out. You need to know on a fundamental level that the person you're dating is going to be the one you want to be with for a lifetime. That's not easy, because no human is perfect. Yet if that is the goal, you can poke at the parts where dragons can be. Only in situations of stress and challenge will you truly find out how the other person works and if that works for you.
当您完全致力于伴侣时,您将在此过程中得到很多收益。是的,有风险,在约会时,您需要弄清楚这些问题。您需要在一个基本层面上知道您约会的人将是您一生中想要与之在一起的人。这并不容易,因为没有人是完美的。但是,如果这是目标,您可以戳在龙可以的部分。只有在压力和挑战的情况下,您才能真正找出对方的工作原理以及是否对您有用。
I have heard people talk about “going to IKEA” for a date. I think that's a brilliant idea. Imagining a life together and struggling a bit through conflict and resolution is exactly the right way to go about it.
我听说人们谈论“去宜家”约会。我认为这是一个绝妙的主意。想象在一起的生活并通过冲突和解决方案努力挣扎是正确的方法。
Having Children  有孩子
Very few things have so profoundly changed me as our first child.
像我们的第一个孩子一样,很少有事情能够极大地改变我。
Seeing children grow up is such a moving experience. I enjoy being with them in moments of achievements or sadness alike and I love when they surprise me in the morning with their newfound wisdom or after school with their proud achievements. It's fun to play with them, to help them learn new things and you can do things together you haven't done since your own childhood.
看到孩子长大是一种动人的经历。我喜欢在成就或悲伤的时刻与他们在一起,当他们早上以新发现的智慧或放学后以他们骄傲的成就使我感到惊讶时,我也很喜欢。与他们一起玩,帮助他们学习新事物很有趣,并且您可以一起做自己的童年以来就没有做的事情。
I'm lucky to have kids. I grew up in a society that has largely painted a pretty dark picture about having children but I do not share those views. We knew we wanted children and I'm glad we didn't wait. You can't cheat nature on this thing and at the present state of scientific development, things still are much harder if you try to have children late.
我很幸运有孩子。我在一个在很大程度上描绘了有孩子的深色画面的社会中长大,但我没有分享这些观点。我们知道我们想要孩子,我很高兴我们没有等待。您不能在这件事上欺骗大自然,并且在科学发展的现状中,如果您试图迟到孩子,事情仍然会更加困难。
Nothing will ever be perfect. There were sleepless nights, there are the sicknesses that come in autumn with daycare and school. You need to arrange things in different ways than you were used to. You will hear a lot from parents and educators about what is is like to have children but the reality however is that I don't think it's possible to know how it is to have kids until you do. In a way you have to jump into the cold water and there is no going back.
没有什么会是完美的。有不眠之夜,有疾病是随着日托和学校的秋天而来的。您需要以与习惯不同的方式安排事情。您会从父母和教育者那里听到很多关于生孩子的感觉,但是现实是,我认为直到您这样做才有可能如何生孩子。从某种意义上说,您必须跳入冷水,没有回头路。
There are some important prerequisites though, but I think differently about them now then I did before. I don't think that you need a lot of money or a stable career, but you need to have your marriage and house in order. The most important thing I learned about having children is that you first and foremost need to take care of yourself. Any stress you experience, you will pass on to your children and it will harm them in the process. This is really important. There are lots of dysfunctional households and bad parents and you should not have children if you can't take care of yourself.
不过,有一些重要的先决条件,但是我现在对它们有所不同。我认为您不需要很多钱或稳定的职业,但是您需要安排婚姻和房屋。我学到的关于生孩子的最重要的事情是,您首先需要照顾好自己。您遇到的任何压力,您都会传递给孩子,这将在此过程中损害他们。这真的很重要。有很多功能失调的家庭和坏父母,如果您不能照顾好自己,您就不应该生孩子。
Those are the important parts, but then there are superficial issues. I almost entirely opted out of reading parental advise books because I could feel how they stress me out. I found it easier to take on challenges as they arrive naturally. If you have a loving relationship with your spouse you can extend that to your children and learn how to deal with challenges calmly (or as calmly as you can). You need to be there for each other. Your children will not become more successful because you mastered breast feeding on day one or if you taught them sign language before they can talk. They will however be significantly better off if you can jump on a moment's notice to take care of your spouse or child when something goes wrong.
这些是重要的部分,但后来存在肤浅的问题。我几乎完全选择了阅读父母建议书籍,因为我能感觉到他们对我的压力。我发现,在自然到达时承担挑战更容易。如果您与配偶有爱的关系,则可以将其扩展到您的孩子,并学习如何平静地应对挑战(或尽可能平静)。你们需要彼此在一起。您的孩子不会变得更成功,因为您在第一天就掌握了母乳喂养,或者如果您在说话之前就教了他们的手语。但是,如果您可以在出现问题时稍加注意,请注意配偶或孩子,他们会变得更好。
Our experience is unlikely to be your experience, but there are some things that are shared among parents. You grow above yourself when all the sudden become fully responsible for another human being and you can't opt out of it. It also invites you to reflect on yourself more and how you came to be the person that you are. I also don't think it makes you any less ambitious, but it changes how you define success for yourself. Your horizon opens up and it really makes you think more about the totality of your family rather than yourself.
我们的经验不太可能是您的经验,但是有些事情在父母之间分享。当突然对另一个人完全负责,而您不能退出它时,您就会超越自己。它还邀请您更多地反思自己,以及如何成为自己的人。我也认为这不会使您雄心勃勃,但它改变了您为自己定义成功的方式。您的地平线打开了,这确实使您更多地考虑了家庭的总体而不是您自己。

My life isn't about perfection or constantly chasing what's next; it's about being present and committing to the things that matter. This is also what I'm passing on to my children. Whatever your journey may look like, I hope you find joy, purpose, and the courage to commit fully to it and that you found something useful in my writings.
我的生活与完美无关,也不是不断追逐下一步的事情。这是关于在场并致力于重要的事情。这也是我传给我的孩子的东西。无论您的旅程外观如何,希望您能找到充分承诺的喜悦,目的和勇气,并发现您的著作中有用的东西。