8/14/2018 10:15:00 AM
聽許昌翻譯公司講工作有時也是拖延癥
聽許昌翻譯公司講工作有時也是拖延癥
I keep track of all my Secrets of Adulthood—the lessons I’ve learned, with difficulty, as I’ve grown up。我把我在成長過程中遇到的困難，所受到的教訓(xùn)都記錄在我的成長秘訣里。
A very helpful Secret of Adulthood is: Working is one of the most dangerous forms of procrastination。其中一項有益的秘訣是：工作是一種最危險的拖延。
When I have to do something I don’t want to do, any other task seems irresistibly enticing。當(dāng)我必須要做一件我不想做的事時，任何其他的任務(wù)在我看來都會有無法拒絕的誘惑力。
Sometimes, this tendency can be productive. I may not have gotten that piece written, but my office is clean, my errands are done, and I’ve cleared out a lot of email。有時候這種心理傾向會帶來效率。我或許沒把那份文案寫好，但我打掃了辦公室、干了些雜事、清理了大量的郵件。
The problem is that—yes, I’ve been productive, but not in the right way. That piece still isn’t finished!問題是——誠然，我挺有效率的，但并不是以一種正確的方式。我的那份文案還是沒有完成！
These days, I’m careful to be honest with myself about what “work” I need to do, and I recognize the work-as-procrastination excuse. I’m also wary of the related tendency: busy-work-as-procrastination excuse. Re-formatting a document isn’t writing! Unfocused reading on the internet isn’t research!這些天，我小心翼翼地，力圖坦誠地告訴自己我該做的“工作”到底是什么，于是我發(fā)現(xiàn)了這種以工作為借口的拖延。同時我也發(fā)現(xiàn)了與此相關(guān)的另一種傾向：以忙碌工作為借口的拖延。修改文件格式并不是寫作！漫無目的地上網(wǎng)瀏覽并不是研究！
When a task is truly horrible, I sometimes tackle it with the resolution to Suffer for 15 minutes。當(dāng)一個任務(wù)真的相當(dāng)艱巨時，我通常采用忍受15分鐘的方式來應(yīng)對。
How about you? Do you procrastinate by working—by cleaning, organizing, answering emails, cruising the internet, making plans, or the like?你呢？你會利用其他工作來拖延么？——通過打掃、組織、回復(fù)郵件、上網(wǎng)、做計劃，諸如此類？