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创业与企业发展(视频+MP3+中英字幕) 第14期:为什么要创业(2)

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  • This, if you start a company, it's gonna be extremely hard.
  • 如果大家要开一家新公司,过程会是非常艰辛的
  • Why is it so stressful?
  • 为什么会这样呢?
  • So, a couple reasons.
  • 几个原因
  • One is you've got a lot of responsibility.
  • 首先,身上有很多责任
  • So people in any kind of of career have fear of failure.
  • 不管工作是什么,人总是害怕失败的
  • It's kind of just like a dominant part of the psychology.
  • 这是心理学中一个很重要的部分
  • But when you're an entrepreneur your fear of failure on the behalf of yourself
  • 对于企业家来说,不仅有对自己失败的恐惧
  • and all of the people who decided to follow you ah, so that's really stressful.
  • 还因为害怕辜负追随你的众多员工。这份责任,是很有压力的
  • In some cases these people are depending on you for their livelihood.
  • 你的员工,要靠你的工资吃饭
  • Even when that's not true,
  • 就算不是这样
  • they have decided to devote the, the best of your, years of their life to following you.
  • 你的员工在生命中的黄金岁月追随你打拼事业
  • And so you're responsible for the opportunity cost of their time.
  • 你要对他们付出的机会成本负责
  • So that's a big deal.
  • 这是很大的责任
  • And you're always on call.
  • 同时,你也是要连轴转的
  • If something comes up maybe not always at 3 in the morning,
  • 一旦有问题出现,哪怕是凌晨三点,虽然不总这样
  • but for some startups that's true.
  • 这种情况对新公司很常见
  • But if something important comes up, you're gonna deal with it.
  • 一旦公司出现任何问题,你都要亲自处理
  • That's kinda the end of the story.
  • 就是这样
  • Doesn't matter if you're on vacation.
  • 不管你是在度假
  • Doesn't matter if it's the weekend.
  • 还是在周末
  • You kinda always got to be on the ball and always be in a, in a place, mentally,
  • 你都要来处理问题。在心理上
  • where you're prepared to deal with those things.
  • 要准备好应对各种问题
  • And then a sorta special example of that is, is or of this kind of stress is fundraising.
  • 压力山大的另外一个例子就是融资
  • So a scene from The Social Network.
  • 我们看一下《社交网络》的一张剧照
  • This is us partying and working at the same time.
  • 派对和工作并行
  • And somebody's spraying champagne everywhere.
  • 大家在喷洒香槟
  • You know, so The Social Network spends a lot of time kind of painting these scenes.
  • 在电影中有很多这样的场景
  • Mark's not in the scene.
  • 不过马克(主人公)并不在这里
  • The other thing they spend all their time on is kind of like painting how, him out to be a huge jerk.
  • 而电影的其他部分专注于把马克塑造成了一个怪人
  • This computer?
  • 用这台电脑吗?
  • Yes. Oh.
  • 是的
  • Okay. So. This is an, an actual scene from um, See it.
  • 好了。这是真实情况,大家看
  • I'm gonna move this just a little.
  • 我稍微移动一下画面
  • Oh, no. This, this will work. This will work. Okay.
  • 错了。这样就好了。这样就好了
  • On the PDF as well?
  • 用PDF也可以显示吗?
  • Yep. Okay.
  • 是的,好吧
  • Okay, cool. This is an actual scene from Palo Alto.
  • 这是摄于帕洛阿尔托的真实场景
  • Spent a lot of time, his desk, just kinda heads down and focused.
  • 绝大多数时间他都在伏案工作
  • Mark was still kind or a jerk sometimes,
  • 当然,有时候他确实有点像一个怪人
  • but in this more like fun loveable way, not a like sociopathic scorned lover way.
  • 但也是看起来很好玩的一个怪人,而不是那种反社会的怪人
  • So this is him like, signaling his intention to, you know, just be focused and keep working.
  • 在图片中,大家看到马克在集中精神工作
  • Not be social.
  • 而不是在社交
  • So then there's also the scene sort of demonstrating the like brilliant insight moment.
  • 当然也有展示他过人聪慧的一面
  • It's kind of like straight out of A Beautiful Mind.
  • 这图有点像《美丽心灵》的剧照
  • They literally stole that scene.
  • 这个场景明显是借鉴的
  • So they like to paint it as you just kinda jump from one of these moments to,
  • 电影中这些场景交替出现
  • to the other moment with like partying in between,
  • 中间还有各种派对
  • but really we were just at that table the whole time.
  • 但实际上,创业团队就是在不停工作
  • So interestingly if you compare this to the other photo,
  • 如果把这张照片和其他图片对比
  • Mark is in the exact same position,but he's wearing different clothes
  • 马克的位置没变,但衣服是不一样的
  • This is definitely a different day.
  • 所以拍摄时间不是同一天
  • So cool.
  • So that's what it, that's what it's actually like in person.
  • 我们介绍了真实的创业者是怎样的
  • And I just covered this bullet up here.
  • 这里我介绍过了
  • This is the Economist article I was talking about a second ago.
  • 这是我刚才提过的《经济学家》的文章


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本集视频通过美国投资公司YCombinator总裁山姆·奥特曼和企业家达斯汀·莫斯科维茨讲述创业的原因和创业成功的四个重要因素,帮助观者对于创业形成初步的理解,对自己的情况有专业准确的分析和判断。


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stressful ['stresfəl]

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adj. 紧张的,压力重的

 
network ['netwə:k]

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n. 网络,网状物,网状系统
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scene [si:n]

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n. 场,景,情景

 
stress [stres]

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n. 紧张,压力
v. 强调,着重

 
social ['səuʃəl]

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adj. 社会的,社交的
n. 社交聚会

 
dominant ['dɔminənt]

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adj. 占优势的,主导的,显性的
n. 主宰

 
brilliant ['briljənt]

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adj. 卓越的,光辉的,灿烂的
n. 宝石

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extremely [iks'tri:mli]

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adv. 极其,非常

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intention [in'tenʃən]

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n. 意图,意向,目的

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