财富精英励志演讲第83期:计算让生命有意义的事情(7)

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[00:00:25]We create the conditions for happiness to occur. In other words, we create a habitat of happiness." 我们创造那些让快乐能够存在的条件。也就是说，我们创造了快乐的栖息地。” [00:06:33]Wow, that's interesting. He said that they have a science behind that art, and they've actually created four essential pillars, 哇，这真是有趣。而且他说他们在这种艺术的背后有一种科学他们实际上创造了四个重要的支柱， [00:12:46]nine key indicators and 72 different metrics that help them to measure their GNH. One of those key indicators is: 9个核心指标和72个不同的度量标准这些能够帮助测量GNH。实际上，其中一个核心指标是 [00:22:46]How do the Bhutanese feel about how they spend their time each day? It's a good question. 如何让不丹人感觉到他们是如何度过他们的每一天的呢？这是一个不错的问题。 [00:28:01]How do you feel about how you spend your time each day? Time is one of the scarcest resources in the modern world. 如何感觉你的每一天是如何度过的呢？在现代社会社会中，时间是一种最稀缺的资源。 [00:35:01]And yet, of course, that little intangible piece of data doesn't factor into our GDP calculations. 可是，诚然这微小的不可见的数据并不影响我们对GDP的计算。 [00:40:50]As I spent my week up in the Himalayas, I started to imagine what I call an emotional equation. 所以当我把时间花在喜马拉雅山脉的时候，我开始想象我所谓的一种情感方程式。 [00:47:48]And it focuses on something I read long ago from a guy named Rabbi Hyman Schachtel. How many know him? Anybody? 这是很久以前我从拉比.海曼.斯佳特尔读到的。有多少人知道他？有人知道么？ [00:54:17]1954, he wrote a book called "The Real Enjoyment of Living," and he suggested that happiness is not about having what you want; 在1954年，他写过一本书，叫做《生活的真正乐趣》他提出快乐并不在于得到你所想要的。 [01:02:49]instead, it's about wanting what you have. Or in other words, I think the Bhutanese believe happiness equals wanting what you have -- 而在于你想往你所拥有的。也就是说，我认为不丹人相信快乐等同于想往你所拥有的东西 [01:11:20]imagine gratitude -- divided by having what you want -- gratification. 想象一下感恩分割成拥有你所想要的东西满足感。 [01:17:42]The Bhutanese aren't on some aspirational treadmill, constantly focused on what they don't have. 不丹人的志趣不至于一些有抱负但枯燥无趣的工作上持续关注与那些他们没有的事物。 [01:23:28]Their religion, their isolation, their deep respect for their culture 他们的宗教，他们的与世隔离， [01:27:26]and now the principles of their GNH movement all have fostered a sense of gratitude about what they do have. 他们深深的对自己文化的尊重以及现在GNH运动的原则，这所有的一切都培养了一种对他们所拥有的感恩的情结。 [01:34:05]How many of us here, as TEDsters in the audience, spend more of our time in the bottom half of this equation, in the denominator? 我们之中有多少人，作为TED的拥护者，把更多的时间花在这个方程式的底端，分母上呢？ [01:41:04]We are a bottom-heavy culture in more ways than one. 我们总是一种底端受重文化所逼迫在很多方面都是如此。

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We create the conditions for happiness to occur. In other words, we create a habitat of happiness."Wow, that's interesting. He said that they have a science behind that art, and they've actually created four essential pillars, nine key indicators and 72 different metrics that help them to measure their GNH. One of those key indicators is: How do the Bhutanese feel about how they spend their time each day? It's a good question. How do you feel about how you spend your time each day? Time is one of the scarcest resources in the modern world. And yet, of course, that little intangible piece of data doesn't factor into our GDP calculations.

我们创造那些让快乐能够存在的条件。也就是说，我们创造了快乐的栖息地。”哇，这真是有趣。而且他说他们在这种艺术的背后有一种科学他们实际上创造了四个重要的支柱，9个核心指标和72个不同的度量标准这些能够帮助测量GNH。实际上，其中一个核心指标是如何让不丹人感觉到他们是如何度过他们的每一天的呢?这是一个不错的问题。如何感觉你的每一天是如何度过的呢?在现代社会社会中，时间是一种最稀缺的资源。可是，诚然这微小的不可见的数据并不影响我们对GDP的计算。

As I spent my week up in the Himalayas, I started to imagine what I call an emotional equation. And it focuses on something I read long ago from a guy named Rabbi Hyman Schachtel. How many know him? Anybody? 1954, he wrote a book called "The Real Enjoyment of Living," and he suggested that happiness is not about having what you want; instead, it's about wanting what you have. Or in other words, I think the Bhutanese believe happiness equals wanting what you have -- imagine gratitude -- divided by having what you want --gratification. The Bhutanese aren't on some aspirational treadmill, constantly focused on what they don't have. Their religion, their isolation, their deep respect for their culture and now the principles of their GNH movement all have fostered a sense of gratitude about what they do have. How many of us here, as TED sters in the audience, spend more of our time in the bottom half of this equation, in the denominator? We are a bottom-heavy culture in more ways than one.

所以当我把时间花在喜马拉雅山脉的时候，我开始想象我所谓的一种情感方程式。这是很久以前我从拉比.海曼.斯佳特尔读到的。有多少人知道他?有人知道么?在1954年，他写过一本书，叫做《生活的真正乐趣》他提出快乐并不在于得到你所想要的。而在于你想往你所拥有的。也就是说，我认为不丹人相信快乐等同于想往你所拥有的东西想象一下感恩分割成拥有你所想要的东西满足感。不丹人的志趣不至于一些有抱负但枯燥无趣的工作上持续关注与那些他们没有的事物。他们的宗教，他们的与世隔离，他们深深的对自己文化的尊重以及现在GNH运动的原则，这所有的一切都培养了一种对他们所拥有的感恩的情结。我们之中有多少人，作为TED的拥护者，把更多的时间花在这个方程式的底端，分母上呢?我们总是一种底端受重文化所逼迫在很多方面都是如此。

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