绮鹃�?/p>
TED
婕旇鑻辨枃鏂囩ǹ
Procrastination/
pr
蓹蕣藢kr忙st瑟
'ne
瑟蕛
n
/(
鎷栧欢鐥?/p>
)
00:11
So in
college,
I was
a
government
major(
涓讳慨琛屾斂绠＄悊涓撲笟鐨勫鐢?/p>
), which means
I had to
write a lot of papers. Now, when a normal student writes a paper, they might spread the work
out a little(
涓�鐐圭偣鍦板睍寮�宸ヤ綔
) like this. So, you know --
00:25
you
get started(=start) maybe a little slowly, but
you
get enough done in the first week that,
with
some
heavier(=busier)
days
later
on(infml
鍚庢潵
),
everything
gets
done,
things
stay
civil
/
藞
s
瑟
vl
/(
鏂囨槑鐨?/p>
)
.
00:33(Laughter
/
藞
l
蓱
:ft
蓹
(r)
/
绗戝０
)
00:34
And I would want to do that like that. That would be the plan. I would have it all ready to go,
but then, actually, the paper would come along(
鍑虹幇
), and then I would kind of(
鐢ㄤ簬琛ㄧず涓嶇‘
瀹氾紝
鈥滄湁鐐癸紝鍙互杩欎箞璇粹�?/p>
) do this.
00:45(Laughter)
00:47And that would happen every single paper.
00:50
But then came my 90-page senior thesis(/
藞胃i:s瑟
s/
姣曚笟璁烘枃
), a paper you're supposed to spend a
year
on.
And
I
knew
for
a
paper
like
that,
my
normal
work
flow(
宸ヤ綔娴佺▼
)
was
not
an
option(/
藞蓲
p
蕛
n
/
閫夋嫨
).
It
was
way(used
with
prep
or
adv.
闈炲父
)
too
big
a
project.
So
I
planned
things out(
绮惧績瀹夋帓锛岀鍒?/p>
), and I decided I kind of had to go something like this. This is how
the year would go. So I'd start off(
寮�濮?/p>
) light(ad.
杞绘澗鍦?/p>
), and I'd bump it up(to increase sth.)
in the middle months, and then at the end, I would kick it up into high gear(/
g
瑟
蓹
(r
)
/
鍏ㄥ姏鍐插埡
)
just like a little staircase. How hard could it be to walk up the stairs? No big deal(
娌′粈涔堝ぇ涓?/p>
浜嗙殑
), right?