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What you are willing to sacrifice for your goals
为了目标，你愿意牺牲什么？
When it comes to goal setting, you must be specific.If you find yourself talking to yourself about wanting everything, it means you are treacherously close to achieving nothing. It means you are avoiding the effort required to get anywhere at all.
目标制定必须详细。如果你这也想要那也想要，很可能会一无所获。因为你只想成果而不愿为特定目标付诸切实努力。
Usually, it's not too difficult to decide what you want your life to look like in a year from now.
通常一年内的目标并不难决定，难的是为了实现目标而甘心作出放弃。
This takes serious commitment, and it requires transient discomfort. When you decide to aim for something higher, you must be willing to suffer a bit of vertigo –the fear of falling. And you must be willing to fight against that voice of emptiness below you which tempts and lures you to believe that you don't have enough strength to ascend any higher。
你需要全力以赴，还得忍受暂时的苦痛。目标越高，担心失败的困扰也越多。而你则必须战胜内心那个不断引诱你的消极思维，说什么你根本没有足够的能力更上一层楼。
【知识点津】
sacrifice vt.& vi.牺牲，把…奉献给…； 廉价卖出； 牺牲，献祭； [棒]作牺牲打
例句：
A mother will sacrifice her life for her children.
为了孩子，一个母亲可以献出她自己的生命。
treacherously adv.背信弃义地； 背叛地； 靠不住地； 危险地
例句：
he mountain road treacherously.
山路蜿蜒曲折。
transient adj.短暂的； 转瞬即逝的； 临时的
例句：
In most cases, pain is transient.大多数情况下，疼痛是短暂的。
vertigo n.眩晕，头晕
例句：
He had a dreadful attack of vertigo.
他忽然头晕得厉害。
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