① 他说过的话

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要不断思考，用最少的人数、开最少的会、跳过最少的程序性障碍，把事情做完。
Be just constantly thinking about what are the fewest number of people we need in the fewest number of meetings jumping through the fewest number of procedural hurdles to get something done.
—— Jim VandeHei · [00:25]

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持续且激进地使用 AI 的人和公司，如今生活在一个与不使用它的人完全不同的世界里。
People in companies that use it persistently and aggressively live in a different world right now than those that don’t.
—— Jim VandeHei · [07:59]

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我们如何帮助你在工作之外和工作之中，删除尽可能多的你出于习惯、出于惯性、只是因为「我们一直是这么做的」而在做的事情，这样你才能放大你真正想做的事情。
How can we help you outside of work and at work delete as many things that you’re doing out of habit, out of inertia, just because that’s the way we’ve always done it, so that you can amplify the things you actually want to do.
—— Jim VandeHei · [09:57]

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我们每周浪费 25% 的时间去做那些我们本不该做的事，或者那些对我们公司没有附加值的事。
We waste 25% of our week doing things we never should have done or that add no value to our company.
—— Jim VandeHei · [10:38]

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那就是每十年里两年半的时间，被我浪费在我不想做或者不该做的事情上。
That’s two and a half years out of every decade that I pissed away doing things I don’t want to do or shouldn’t be doing.
—— Jim VandeHei · [10:50]

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我会说，你就应该焦虑，你就应该困惑。活在这个时代，这本来就是个奇怪的时刻。
And I’m like, you should be anxious and you should be confused. This is a weird time to be alive.
—— Jim VandeHei · [11:10]

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你做的事越少，你就越擅长做它们；你卷入的人越少，你完成得就越快。
The fewer things you do, the better you are at doing them. And the fewer people that you can involve, the faster you’re going to get it done.
—— Jim VandeHei · [14:29]

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你为什么要花 30 分钟去换 10 秒钟的信息量？
Why would you spend 30 minutes for 10 seconds of material?
—— Jim VandeHei · [14:56]

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你掌控的每一个小时，如果你在做你不需要做的事、不想做的事，你就是在挥霍一种非常、非常宝贵且有限的资源。
So every hour of the time that you control, if you’re doing something you don’t need to be doing, don’t want to do, you’re just frittering away what is a very, very precious and finite resource.
—— Jim VandeHei · [15:15]

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有大量研究、大量脑部扫描表明，你做的决定越多，你做决定的能力就越差。这叫认知疲劳、精神疲劳。
There’s been tons of studies, tons of brain scans that show the more decisions that you make, the worse you get at making decisions. It’s called cognitive fatigue, mental fatigue.
—— Jim VandeHei · [16:03]

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我认为你实际上会更抢手。而且即便不是现在，也会在相对不久之后，懂得如何在职场中流畅使用这项技术，将只是基本门槛。
I think you’re going to actually be in hotter demand. And I think that it’s just going to be table stakes, if not now, relatively soon that you understand how to use this fluently within the workplace.
—— Jim VandeHei · [24:34]

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永远不要把你的模式押在一个对你的业务没有任何既得利益的第三方的慷慨之上。因为也许他们今天是朋友，明天可能就不是朋友了。
Don’t ever bet your model on the generosity of a third party that has no vested stake in your business. Because maybe they’re friends today, they might not be friends tomorrow.
—— Jim VandeHei · [26:50]

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你必须在你和你的客户之间建立直接的关系，而且这种关系必须自身就能盈利，你才能拥有一个可行、可扩展、持久的产品。
You got to build a direct relationship between you and your customer. And that one has to be profitable on its own for you to have a viable, scalable, durable product.
—— Jim VandeHei · [27:00]

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而我发现它比任何我见过的医生都要好得多，好得不可思议。
And I have found it to be astronomically better than any doctor I’ve ever met.
—— Jim VandeHei · [29:16]

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