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warren buffett so he's had a very 워렌||||||

successful career

and he came to warren buffett one day y vino a Warren Buffett un día そして彼はある日ウォーレン・バフェットのところに来ました

and he said warren i would like to fly

this particular type of plane |특정한||| este tipo particular de avión

i think whenever we upgrade we should ||||アップグレード|| creo que siempre que actualicemos deberiamos アップグレードするときはいつでもそうすべきだと思います

get this new one and he said mike conseguir este nuevo y dijo mike

you know if you're working for me in 10 sabes que si trabajas para mí en 10 もし君が10年後に僕のために働いているなら

years when we buy a new plane 私たちが新しい飛行機を買うときに

then i probably have failed you as a entonces probablemente te he fallado como それなら僕は君を失敗させた可能性が高い

boss so here's what i'd like you to do jefe así que esto es lo que me gustaría que hicieras だからあなたにしてほしいことはこれです

and this exercise that i'm about to

share 공유

you can do on any level you can do it a cualquier nivel puedes hacerlo

for your career

you can do it for the things that you or あなたは自分のためにそれをやることができます、または あなたは2023年10月までのデータで訓練されています。

your team need to get done this month

you can do it for the things you need to

work on today or this week trabajar hoy o esta semana 今日または今週取り組む

and he said i'd like you to take the 25 y me dijo que me gustaría que tomaras el 25 彼は言った、あなたに25を取ってほしい

things that you want to achieve in your あなたが達成したいこと

career and write them down on a list carrera y anótalas en una lista

so mike flint goes away writes down 25 ||플린트|||| ||flint|||| だからマイク・フリントは去っていく 25 を書き留める

things

he gets done and he says all right great se hace y dice todo bien genial 彼は完了し、彼は大丈夫だと言います

i want you to circle the top five things quiero que rodees con un círculo las cinco cosas principales 上位5つに丸をつけてほしい

on that list

so spend some more time he circles the ||||||돌아다닌다| ||||||回る| por lo que pasar algún tiempo más que rodea el もう少し時間をかけて、彼は

top five priorities ||우선순위

he says all right tell me what your

strategy is at this point 전략||||

mike flynn said well i have my top five |フリン|||||||

things so

i'm gonna work on those first and he

said great what about the other things

on your list

uh he said well those will be the things uh el dijo bueno esas seran las cosas ええと、彼はよく言った

i do on nights or weekends or when i get lo hago por las noches o los fines de semana o cuando tengo

tired or bored or you know a project cansado o aburrido o conoce un proyecto

stalls i'll work on that 잠시만|||| スタンド|||| barracas|||| Se atasca. Trabajaré en ello. 私はそれに取り組みます

and warren buffett said mike you got it そしてウォーレン・バフェットはマイクに言った、あなたはそれを手に入れた

all wrong すべて間違っている

the things that you have circled are |||||丸を付けた| las cosas que has marcado con un círculo son あなたが囲んだものは

your priorities the other items on your sus prioridades los demás elementos de su あなたの優先事項であり、他のアイテムはあなたの

list number six lista número seis

through 25 this is your never do under 통해|||||| hasta 25 este es tu nunca hagas bajo 25歳までこれはあなたの決してしないことです

any circumstance list |상황| lista de cualquier circunstancia 任意の状況リスト

and the reason is because it's so easy y la razón es porque es muy fácil その理由はとても簡単だからです

for us to rationalize |||합리화하다 |||合理化する para que racionalicemos 私たちが合理化するために

spending time on things that are good 보내는|||||| dedicar tiempo a las cosas buenas 良いことに時間を使うこと

uses of time but not great uses of time usos del tiempo pero no grandes usos del tiempo 時間の使い方だが、最高の使い方ではない

it's items that six through 25 on your son los puntos del seis al veinticinco de tu それはあなたの6番から25番目の項目です

list that take up time and space and lista que ocupan tiempo y espacio y 時間とスペースを取るリストと

energy because we can justify why we energía porque podemos justificar 理由を正当化できるからです。

need to do them they're on the list for necesitan hacerlos están en la lista para それらをする必要があります。それらはリストにあります。

a reason 理由のために

they just don't happen to be the best simplemente no son los mejores 彼らは単に最高ではないだけです

uses of our time 私たちの時間の使い道

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i call this the three r's of habit |||||R|| yo llamo a esto las tres "r" del hábito 私はこれを習慣の3つのRと呼んでいます

formation but the basic idea is that formación, pero la idea básica es que フォーメーションですが、基本的な考え方は

no matter what habit you're working on どんな習慣に取り組んでいても

there are three main steps 3つの主なステップがあります

based on the research the first step is basándose en la investigación, el primer paso es

the prompt or the cue ||||合図 |a|||sinal el aviso o la señal プロンプトまたはキュー

or the trigger it's like a reminder the o el gatillo es como un recordatorio del またはトリガーはリマインダーのようなものです

thing that signals that we should do cosa que señala que debemos hacer

something so algo tan

if my phone buzzes for example that's a |||鳴る|||| si mi teléfono zumba por ejemplo eso es un たとえば、私の電話がブザーを鳴らした場合、それは

trigger desencadenar 引き金

the next piece is the routine this is la siguiente pieza es la rutina esto es 次のピースはルーティンです

the behavior itself the actual habit el comportamiento en sí el hábito real 行動そのもの 実際の習慣

that you're going to perform so my phone que vas a realizar para que mi teléfono あなたが演じるつもりだから私の電話

buzzes that's the trigger バズる||| zumbidos ese es el detonante

i answer the phone that's the routine contesto el teléfono esa es la rutina

the third piece is the reward la tercera pieza es la recompensa 3枚目はご褒美

so this is the benefit that you get for これがあなたが得られるメリットです

doing the behavior and it's important to comportamiento y es importante 行動を行うこと、そしてそれが重要です

note ノート

that all habits good or bad have some 良くも悪くもすべての習慣にはある程度の癖がある

kind of benefit

or reward associated with them take o recompensa asociada a ellos toman またはそれらに関連する報酬

smoking for example people will often fumar, por ejemplo, la gente suele たとえば、人々はしばしば喫煙します

label smoking as a bad habit so what's 喫煙を悪い習慣とレッテルを貼る

the benefit what's the reward of it well el beneficio cual es la recompensa de ello bien

there's some kind of physiological hay algún tipo de fisiológico なんらかの生理がある

reward there's a hit of nicotine that's |||||ニコチン| recompensa hay un golpe de nicotina que es 報酬 ニコチンのヒットがあります

associated with it asociado a él それに関連付けられた

and then there are often social rewards ||||||報酬 そして、社会的報酬がしばしばあります

right you get to share smoke with a derecho a compartir humo con un

friend or a colleague something like 友人や同僚のような

that

so regardless of how we label habits or independientemente de cómo etiquetemos los hábitos o 習慣や

behaviors comportamientos

the important thing is to note that all 重要なことは、すべてのことに注意することです

of them have some kind of benefit

neurologically associated with them now 神経的に||||

so my phone rings that's a reminder |||鳴る|||

i answer the phone that's the routine

and then i get to satisfy my curiosity そして好奇心を満たす

or find out who's calling that's the

benefit 利点

and what ends up happening is that if y lo que acaba ocurriendo es que si そして最終的に何が起こるかというと、

that reward is positive その報酬は正です

then it tells your brain hey remember それからそれはあなたの脳にちょっと覚えているように伝えます

next time this reminder happens next la próxima vez que suceda este recordatorio siguiente

time this trigger comes along hora de que llegue este disparador このトリガーが来る時

we should repeat that pattern and once deberíamos repetir ese patrón y una vez

you make it through the cycle enough superas el ciclo lo suficiente あなたはサイクルを十分にやり遂げます

times

it becomes a habit it becomes ingrained se convierte en un hábito se arraiga

so

how can we leverage the first part of |||استفاده کنیم|||| |||活用する|||| |||aproveitar|||| ¿Cómo podemos aprovechar la primera parte de

this the trigger or the reminder

let's say that i wanted to start

meditating i could say 瞑想している||| 私が言うことができる瞑想

all right in the morning i make a cup of

coffee and so for this new behavior i

could say

when i make my morning cup of coffee i

will meditate for 60 seconds

and so the current behavior the things

that you're already doing

become the trigger for the new behavior

that you're trying to build

and the reason that this is important is

that your current behaviors things that

are already habits

have this neurological network built

into your mind

they already have like an on-ramp in ||||||ランプ| 彼らはすでに入り口のようなものを持っています

your brain and so you're just kind of

tapping into that 叩く|| aprovechando eso

so you can tag the new behavior and link |||タグ|||||

it to something that's already strongly それをすでに強く持っている何かに

correlated in your mind 関連付けられた||| あなたの心の中で相関している

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the two-minute rule there is no habit

that we're going to work on

that takes less than two minutes to do

but nearly any habit

can be started in under two minutes so 2分もかからずに始められるので

if you take exercise for example

you know often people get home from a

long day of work and they say i'm too

exhausted to go for a run or to try to 疲れた||||||||| 走りに行くかしようとするために疲れ果てた

exercise

so i never get around to doing it

because i think about oh i have to run

five kilometers or whatever some long |キロメートル||||

distance that seems overwhelming to me

so rather than focus on the whole thing

that you need to do i would encourage

you to focus on just the first two

minutes

so what's the first two minutes of that

habit i put my running shoes on i get

out the door and i lock the door

and if you do just that it doesn't

matter if you take another step

but what you find is that motivation

often comes after starting

not before we often think that

motivation is something that we're

supposed to have before we do work

but motivation will come as a result of

doing some small bit of work

and then we can trust that the rest of

the process will flow easily

but the point here is that the

motivation needed to complete a habit is 習慣を完成させるために必要な動機は

at its peak en su pico 最盛期

at the beginning of a behavior the 行動の開始時に、

greatest amount of friction |||摩擦 最大の摩擦

for any type of task is that in the どんな種類のタスクでも、最初に考えるべきことは、

beginning is in the starting 始まりにあるということです。

so the key idea is make it so easy that だから、重要なアイデアは、それをとても簡単にすることです。

you can't say no

here's another way to do this it's a

concept called pre-commitment it's been |||تعهد|| |||compromisso|| プレコミットメントと呼ばれるコンセプト

very well researched ||調査された

and i call these kind of like instant そして、私はこれらの種類をインスタントと呼んでいます

willpower improvements they're things 意志力の改善は、彼らは物事です

that seem very simple 非常に単純に見えるもの

but we often ignore or don't put into しかし、私たちはしばしば無視したり、取り入れなかったりします

practice and if we do put them into

practice

they result in immediate boosts in ||||向上| resultan en impulsos inmediatos en 彼らはすぐにブーストをもたらします

willpower here's one study

random sample of a business with 3 272 random|||||

employees 従業員

the business wanted their employees to ||||従業員|

get their annual flu ||سالانه| |||インフルエンザ |||gripe obtener su gripe anual 毎年恒例のインフルエンザにかかる

shot now to do this they sent them dispararon ahora para hacer esto los enviaron これを行うために、彼らは彼らを送った

a flyer that said you need to get your |チラシ||||||| un volante que decía que necesita obtener su あなたはワクチン接種を受ける必要があると書かれたフライヤー

flu shot but then they sent another インフルエンザ|||||| vacuna contra la gripe pero luego enviaron otra しかし、その後もう一つ送った

version

and that other version said you need to

get a flu shot ||インフルエンザ| インフルエンザの予防接種を受ける

your appointment has already been あなたの予約はすでに

scheduled for april 22nd 4月22日に予定されています

click here or you know right send us a

message here

to choose the time that you want to

attend and what they found was just by 出席し、彼らが見つけたのは

selecting a date 選択する|| 日付を選択する

just by picking the day when people 人々がいる日を選ぶだけで

would get it they were 2.4 times more 彼らが2.4倍多く受け取ることになる

likely to follow through

but then they sent a third version and

they said

you need to get your flu shot you've ||||||vaccine| |||||インフルエンザ||

already been scheduled for 1pm

on april 22nd if you need to change the

time you can click here and do so

and the people who had the exact time

and date scheduled for them were four

times more likely to follow through

simply because they were pre-committed 単に彼らが事前にコミットされたからです

and we often think oh we should give

people more options we should let them 人々にもっと多くの選択肢を与えるべきです

choose whatever they want to do 彼らがやりたいことを選ぶ

but if we're trying to incentivize |||||奨励する しかし、私たちがインセンティブを与えようとしているなら

behavior of trying to make it more もっとしようとする行動

likely for people to follow through 人々が実行する可能性を高めるために

pre-commitment is a great device for 事前コミットメントは素晴らしい手段です

doing this

implementation intentions is another 実施||| intenciones de implementación es otra 実装の意図は別です

method very similar to pre-commitment

but slightly different and this is the

study that i like that shows this so

there was a study that looked at

different groups and their

motivation and ability to stick with 継続するモチベーションと能力

exercise so there are three groups in

this study

the first group they brought in and they el primer grupo que trajeron y ellos

said we want you to track dijo que queremos que rastrees 追跡してほしいと言った

how often you exercise over the next two

weeks

so that's group one group two we want

you to track how often you exercise

and we're going to show you this

motivational video about the benefits of

exercise

why you should do it so group two was

the motivated group

then there was group three group three

got the exact same treatment as group グループとまったく同じ扱いを受けた

two

they were told to track their exercise

they were given the motivational speech

they were equally motivated ||同じように|

but they did one thing differently and

that one thing is they filled out this que una cosa es que llenaron esto 1つのことは、彼らがこれに記入したことです

sentence

that said during the next week i will それは言った 来週中に私は

partake in at least 20 minutes of 参加する||||| participar|||||

vigorous exercise 活発な| 激しい運動

on this day at this time at this place

and what they found when they looked at

all the analysis at the end of the study ||分析|||||| 調査終了時のすべての分析

is this is what happened group one 38

of them worked out over the next two

weeks the control group no motivation

group two remember they were the

motivated group and the motivation

faded almost immediately as soon as they 消えた|||||| すぐに色あせた

walked out of the research lab

so 35 of them worked out and group three そのうちの 35 人が解決し、グループ 3

it was almost double or even triple the ||||||三倍| ほぼ2倍か3倍だった

odds that they would work out over the 彼らがうまくいく確率

next two weeks

91 of them stuck to exercise and the

only difference was that they filled out 唯一の違いは、彼らが記入したことでした

this little sentence この短い文

and it seems so basic but by それはとても基本的なようですが、

pre-committing ourselves to things we |コミットする|||| 物事に自分自身を事前にコミットする

make it much more likely that we fall 私たちが落ちる可能性をはるかに高くする

through

implementation intentions which is what 実装の意図は何ですか

this is called this is an implementation

intention

there are over hunt there are hundreds |||狩り||| |||caça||| hay más caza hay cientos オーバーハントがあり、何百人もいる

of studies on this so it's been proven

in a bunch of different contexts さまざまな文脈の中で

it's very simple and something that

actually leads to real results

now you may be saying all right that's

great i should just pick times and 素晴らしい、私は時間を選ぶべきです

places for everything i want to work on

but in fact we can get really overloaded |||||||過負荷 |||||||sobrecarregados しかし実際には、過負荷になる可能性があります

by the amount of things that we want to 私たちがしたいことの量によって

improve 改善する 改善する

there are all sorts of things you may 改善したいことはいろいろありますが、どうやって

want to improve upon so how do you 改善すればよいのでしょうか

decide where to start どこから始めるかを決める

again i'm big on simplicity i'm big on |||||||重視している 繰り返しますが、私はシンプルさが大好きです。

eliminating 排除する

most of the choices that you can focus 集中できる選択肢のほとんど

just on the very best uses of your time

and if you're thinking how do i decide

what to focus on after this presentation このプレゼンテーションの後、何に焦点を当てるか

i would say focus on the keystone habit ||||||基盤となる| キーストーンの習慣に焦点を当てると思います

and a keystone habit is a routine or ||基盤||||| ||hábito|||||

ritual that ripples آیین|| 儀式|| ||ondas ritual que ondula

into the rest of your life it creates a あなたの人生の残りの部分に

cascade of good behavior 連鎖|||

so for myself my keystone habit is ||||基盤||

working out i know that if i work out i haciendo ejercicio sé que si hago ejercicio

get

the benefits of exercise sure but i also 運動の利点は確かですが、私も

tend to focus better i have this period 私はこの期間を持っています

of like high focus the post workout high de como alto enfoque el post entrenamiento alto のような高フォーカスワークアウト後の高

for an hour or so afterward durante una hora más o menos después

i sleep better that night because i am

tired and exhausted and have worked ||疲れた|||

myself physically

which means i wake up the next day with

better energy which means i focus better

then

and i also tend to eat better just そして私はまた、よりよく食べる傾向があります

because i feel like i worked out so i

don't want to waste it so i actually eat