爆笑英语口语 第322期:如果一开始你不成功 那你永远不会成功了

Language Points 下面這句是鼎鼎大名的莫非定律 Murphy's Law): Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. 只要会出差错的事情就会出差错。 If at first you don't succeed, you will never succeed. 如果一开始不成功，你永远

必背英文面试口语18:你如何衡量自己的成功? How do you measure your own success?

How do you measure your own success? 你如何衡量自己的成功？ How much satisfaction I get from doing the job and how much I contribute to the success of the organization I work for. 成功与否是以我能从工作中得到多少满足感和我

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第9期:培育未来之星

The air was filled with cigar smoke 空气中混杂着各种气味： and the smell champagne and sweat-soaked hockey gear. 雪茄的烟味、香槟的酒味以及曲棍球鞋的汗味。 On the wall was a hand painted banner: 其中一面墙上挂着手

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第20期:天才培训体制

But he didn't start out an outlier. He started out just a little bit better. 但他并不是一开始就是一个出类拔萃的人，他起初只不过比他人稍强一点罢了。 The second implication of the hockey example is that the systems we

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第18期:年龄对孩子的影响

It's hard for a five-year-old to keep up with a child born many months earlier. 理由是，对一个5岁的孩子来说，他很难和比他早几个月出生的孩子相处。 But most parents, one suspects, think that whatever disadvantage a young

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第17期:不公正的偏见

European soccer, similarly, is organized like hockey and baseball, 欧洲足球的组织模式和曲棍球、棒球的模式非常相似， and the birth-date distributions in that sport are heavily skewed as well. 球员的出生日期呈现出一边倒

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第35期:机遇女神的惠顾

It was a kind of an amazing thing. 想起来真让人难以置信。 It was an amazing thing, of course, because this was 1968. 这是一件令人难以置信的事，确实如此，因为这是在1968年。 Most colleges didn't have computer clubs i

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第43期:解析乔伊的人生

That late-born prodigy doesn't get chosen for the all-star team as an eight-year-old because he's too small. 那些虽然满了8岁，但出生较晚的天才，之所以没能选进明星球队，是因为他们年龄偏小了。 So he doesn't get t

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第37期:盖茨的九件幸事

Gates was now in his senior year, 此时，盖茨已经是高年级学生， and somehow he managed to convinced his teachers to let him decamp for Bonneville under the guise of an independent study project. 也不知道用了什么办法，他成功地

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第58期:回忆悲惨童年

After protracted negotiations, it was agreed Robert will be put on probation.经过长期谈判，终于答应继续试用罗伯特。 Chris Langan's mother was from San Francisco and was estranged from her family. 克里斯.兰根的母亲出生于旧

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第61期:天才的潦倒生活

We took factory jobs and minor civil service positions and eventually became a bouncer in a bar on Long Island,他当过工厂工人，也当过政府底层公务员，最后在长岛的一家酒吧当保安，which was his principle occupation throu

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第63期:意图毒害导师的天才

When he was nine, he once told one of his cousins, ask me a question in Latin and I will answer you in Greek.9岁那年，他对堂兄妹们说：你们用拉丁文问我一个问题，我就能用希腊语回答你们。 Oppenheimer went to Harvard

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第75期:谁说低智力无法精通世故?

Here he was, a man with a one-in-a-million mind, and he had yet to make any impact on the world. 而他，是一个目前依旧影响着世界的人，一个拥有独一无二的智商的人。 He wasn't holding forth at academic conferences. He wasn

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第74期:落魄天才的日常

Today, Chris Langan lives in rural Missouri on a horse farm. 如今，克里斯兰根生活在密苏里州乡下的一个养马农场。 He moved there a few years ago, after he got married. 多年以前，他在结婚之后便搬到了这里。 He's

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signs of mental strength 内心强大的信号 You balance self-acceptance with self-improvement 你能平衡自我完善与自我提高 Mentally strong people accept themselves for who they are, while simultaneously recognizing their need for person