为什么我们总是别嘲笑我们的性过去的自己

当人们树立鸿鹄之志时,为什么总有人嘲笑、质疑和打击?_知乎精选_传送门
当人们树立鸿鹄之志时,为什么总有人嘲笑、质疑和打击?
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校对:Breeze, Betty, 老白When people set big goals for themselves and try to become successful, why are they sometimes mocked, doubted, and discouraged by their friends, coworkers, and relatives?当人们为自己树立起远大的目标并努力拼搏的时候,为什么他们仍时常会被身边的人嘲笑、质疑和打击?Clay Weiji我读过一则关于成功的寓言,它讲述了人为什么很难逃脱过去的羁绊:一天你去捕螃蟹,你带着水桶、蟹笼和一些鸡肉做诱饵。你把蟹笼和诱饵抛出去,等待螃蟹上钩。当你把蟹笼拉回来的时候,你会希望笼子里关着两只或更多螃蟹。为什么呢?因为如果你的水桶里只装着一只螃蟹,它一定会爬出来逃走。但是如果你的水桶里装着两只或更多,那么如果任何一只螃蟹试图爬出来,其他螃蟹都会把它拉回去——这样它们都会乖乖待在水桶里,而你可以放心走开等待你的蟹笼再次装满。我自己就亲身经历过类似的事情。在我看来,人们都是通过各式各样的标签来识别他人,其中最常用的标签就是职业——“那是杰夫(Jeff),是个中层主管。这是索菲娅(Sophia),是个收银员。”试问你曾经多少次这样询问一个陌生人:“你是做什么的?”你是在试图寻找一个捷径来标记他们。当你熟识的人突然改变了他原有的标签,这会完全颠覆你和他之间的现状(就好比两只螃蟹)。如果索菲娅(那个收银员)突然告诉你她成了一名技术分析大师,而且刚刚完成了她第一年150万收益的实时交易,并开始了她个人的对冲基金,你会开始迷惑你相对她在社会经济这把梯子上所处的位置。你会不自觉地比较你,一个普通人,和一个成功的百万富翁之间的社会地位差异,人脑有很多内部和外部的社会反馈机制。你开始变得焦躁不安、不与人交往、沮丧、迷茫、愤愤不平(这些举动促使你将她拉回水桶)。你对索菲娅看法和态度的改变,是源于她让你怎么看待你自己,而不是你怎么看待她——这乍听起来有点怪异,而且不符合直观印象,但是只要你多加沉思,你就会发现为什么。如果她转向一个更高的社会地位让你感到不舒服,实际上是你对自己现有的状态感到不满意。并不是因为她获得了成功,而是因为你对你们之间处境差异的看法发生了变化。我得承认我曾经是水桶底部的一只螃蟹。因此,如果你是那只试图爬出水桶而被拽了回去的螃蟹,那是因为在某些方面你让那些拽你的人自我感觉很差。这解释了为什么富裕阶层,尤其是靠自己白手起家的人,不喜欢被社会中下层的人围绕。不是因为钱包鼓了使这些人产生自我膨胀的心理,变得目中无人,这不符合大多数艰苦奋斗的富一代一贯的行为模式。更合情合理的解释是,他们不喜欢身边的旧朋友对他们的态度转变,就好像试图将他们拽回那个他们辛苦逃脱的牢笼。没有其他人拉后腿,人们会更容易摆脱过去的环境。如果想要保持自由、不断攀登,应该从情感上使自己抽离仍深陷牢笼底部的人。小贴士1.现在点击下面这行小三角,可以直接查看英文版了2.拖到文末可以参与评论3.如果有什么有趣、有用的Quora题目,可以发给我们。点击这里直接查看「英文版」Clay WeijiI read an allegory once about success and why it is so hard to escape the past:-----------------When you go crabbing, you bring a bucket, a cage trap and some chicken for bait.
You throw out the cage with the bait and wait a long while for the crabs to get trapped.
When you pull it back in, you're hoping for 2 or more crabs to be in the cage the first time.
Why?Because if you have just one crab in your bucket it will climb out and escape.
But if you have 2 or more crabs in the bucket, when any crab climbs to the top, the other crab(s) will pull it back in - they all stay in the bucket and you can go for a walk while you wait for the cage to fill up again.-----------I've experienced this exact effect personally.
IMO people identify others via labels, most often an occupational label - "Oh that's Jeff the middle manager.
There's Sophia the cashier."
How many times have you asked a stranger, "So what do you do for a living?".
You were looking for a shortcut to label them with.When someone you know significantly changes the underpinnings of their old label, it upsets the status quo between you and them (2 crabs).
If Sophia the cashier tells you she has developed into a master analyst / trader and has just completed her first year of live trading now with $2MM in winnings and has started her own hedge fund, you no longer know where you stand in the socio-economic ladder relative to her new label.
You will compare your perceived status to her new status as a multi-millionaire success because the human brain has many internal and external social feedback mechanisms.
You become unnerved, withdraw from the relationship, upset, confused, and indignant. (behaviors which will act to pull her back into the bucket)Your opinions and treatment of Sophia are based on how she makes you feel about yourself.
Not how you feel about her - that sounds odd and counter-intuitive at first, but if you contemplate it a bit, you'll see why it's true.If her label change to a higher status makes you feel uneasy, it is your own dissatisfaction with your own success.
Not because she is successful, but because of how you view your own situation relative to hers.
I can admit that I've been the crab at the bottom of the bucket in the past.Thus, if you are the escaping crab and being pulled back, it is because you aremaking the pullers feel poorly about themselves in some way.
This explains why the wealthy class, especially the self-made, do not like being around middle class or poor.
It's not that they become snooty from some new self-important neurological phenomenon that happens after they reach some arbitrary wealth number.
That simply does not fit a consistent pattern of behavior for most hard working first generation wealthy.
A more plausible explanation is because of the change in treatment by their old friends that acts to pull them back into the bucket that they worked so hard to escape.It's easiest for a crab to escape if noone else is hanging on a leg.
Escaping crabs must free themselves (emotionally) from those at the bottom of the bucket if they want to remain free and keep climbing.近期热门晓然以至道我们是一群热衷于探索世界的人微博:晓然君请长按图片扫描下面的二维码关注
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为什么我总是强迫自己想以前被人嘲笑看不起的事,不愿意出门?
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一旦你有很多事要忙就不会想起烦恼的事了,与人分担!不要在你那窝窝待着了。有些事不是一个人可以抗衡的第一:你很无聊。第三,自己也要学开朗!咱俩分析分析:多和周围接触:开朗点,烦恼就少点,和朋友坦诚交流、开心点,出去走走,久了会得自闭症哦:你是一个内向的人。第二
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你还没有长大吗,你要是长大了就知道,人在成长的过程中是要承受或者说是享受这个过程的,在这个过程中长大成熟,想起以前的事情是好事,要用好的心态去面对以前,忘记过去的痛苦,想想开心的事情了。
因为你自卑了,看谁都比你强了,觉得自己不幸了,可是,对上帝来说,你活该
因为你太在乎他们,想得到他们的消息,可能由于什么事情你没有能正视他们,换个环境或者换个心情吧,这样对你是最好的,
有时我也会不过我会尽量去想些让我开心和感动的事就是要转移注意力了,
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