Chances are high that you’ve heard such things:

你應(yīng)該聽過這樣的論斷吧：

Don’t indulge yourself in safety. That’s like boiling a frog in warm water. It will slowly kill you and you won’t even notice it.

不要貪圖安逸的環(huán)境，那是溫水煮青蛙，會(huì)在不知不覺中殺死你;

You should get out of your comfort zone. Go for some challenges. Only by doing that can you grow stronger.

走出自己的舒適區(qū)，去接受挑戰(zhàn)，這樣才能變強(qiáng);

You can only really learn what’s useful when you are facing immediate crisis. Nobody grows in a stableenvironment.

人只有在危機(jī)之中才能學(xué)到真正有用的東西，在穩(wěn)定的環(huán)境中是得不到成長(zhǎng)的。

And I only have one sentence for all these soup:

對(duì)于這些雞湯，我只想說一句話：

Bullshit.

狗屁。

Don’t let yourself be fooled by those them.

不要被它們沖昏了頭腦。

And don’t despise a stable life.

不要瞧不起穩(wěn)定的生活。

This balanced state of life is a rare treasure.

這種平衡的生活狀態(tài)是一種非常珍貴的資源。

So many young people fight like hell in those major companies not because they enjoy the thrill of challenges but because they want to make such balance for themselves.

多少年輕人在大公司里艱難求生，并不是在享受競(jìng)爭(zhēng)的刺激，而是懇望能達(dá)到這樣的平衡。

The ultimate skill for survival has never been the spirit of adventure or the ability to endure suffering.

生存所需要的基本技能從來就不是冒險(xiǎn)精神，也不是什么吃苦的能力;

It is the ability of managing risks.

而是管理風(fēng)險(xiǎn)的能力。

That’s what you should learn.

這才是你該學(xué)的