So I think this question is very much related to your first one about how we mistake what success really means.

我觉得这个问题与,你的第一个问题紧密相连,就是“我们对于成功的错误理解“

普林斯顿公开课 - 人性课程节选

They are the No. 1 predictor of life success as well as wellbeing, as we'll talk about.

它们是人生成功和幸福的头号预言，我们将会谈到。

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What piece of advice do you have about the word "success"?

对于“成功“二字，您有什么建议呢？

普林斯顿公开课 - 人性课程节选

Similarity predicts the success of a marriage and through a phenomena people aren't exactly sure about, couples become more and more similar over the course of a relationship.

相似性能预测到一段婚姻是否会成功,人们也解释不清这个现象，相处久了，夫妻之间就有了夫妻相。

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You can see that when Wimsatt and Beardsley talk about the "success" of the poem, they understand the whole critical enterprise, - including its theoretical underpinnings-- the question of what is a poem, - the question of how should we best read it-- to be still geared toward literary evaluation.

大家应该发现，当文萨特与比尔兹利谈到,诗歌创作的“成功“一词时，他们完全理解了文学评论体系，这包括适用于文学评估的理论根基-,就是那些关于什么是诗歌，还有我们如何解读的问题-,这些都对文学评估很重要。

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It's about chipping away our ability for success, because maybe we are afraid of success.

凿除胜利的能力，因为我们可能害怕胜利。

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It's about transformation, as opposed to the external information or the external success.

重要的是转变，而不是外部信息或外部成功。

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