拒绝精神内耗,从 “不在乎” 开始(附在线视频)

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今天要分享的视频是《拒绝内耗,从 “不在乎” 开始》,视频围绕 “不在乎” 这一核心观点展开,强调人们常因过度在意无关紧要之事而陷入焦虑,提出应学会 “不在乎”,专注重要事务。

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中文原文稿

在生活里,我们常常会陷入一种怪圈:太在意那些无关紧要的事情。过度思考让我们焦虑不堪,甚至陷入困境 ,还会被那些对生活毫无影响的意见所左右。

为什么会这样?因为我们还没掌握“不在乎”这个最简单的技能。很多时候,我们给予得太多。这是因为社会的影响,让我们觉得自己应该关心一切,像自己的外表、别人的看法、热门话题,以及那些通过不匹配标准来衡量自我价值的干扰因素。

仔细想想,我们在许多一周后甚至一年后都无关紧要的事情上,浪费了大量精力。比如为视频里一场愚蠢的争论焦虑,争论最喜欢运动项目里谁是“史上最佳”;因为某人没回短信就惊慌失措。但这些真的改变了什么吗?并没有,可我们还是给予了关注,而这让我们付出了精力、时间和平和心境的代价。

把自己当作有限的资源吧,既然能给予的有限,为什么还要像分发免费样品一样,随意付出?当我们试图关心所有事情,注意力就会被分散,目标变得模糊,自信心也会受挫。我们总是寻求那些不重要之人的意见和认可,可现实很残酷,大多数人都忙着关注自己的生活,无暇顾及我们,那又何必浪费精力去打动他们?

很多人感到疲惫,并非因为做了太多事,而是想得太多,还养成了关注不值得之事的习惯。其实,“不在乎”并非意味着成为恶霸或放弃责任,也不是冷漠与懒惰,而是一种专注,让我们决定哪些值得关注,哪些不必在意。当不再被外界噪音干扰,我们就能专注于真正重要的事,比如目标、价值观,以及值得投入时间的人,而将其余当作背景噪音,选择关掉。

这并不复杂,关键在于确定优先事项。其实在内心深处,我们知道自己重视什么。但问题在于,无意义的事情总是分散我们的注意力,像社交媒体观点、无关八卦,以及不喜欢自己的人,这些都不重要。如果某件事不符合优先事项,就不值得花费一秒钟。

那具体该怎么做?首先要识别自己的优先事项,把真正重要的事情,比如家人、健康、职业等写下来。不在清单上的事情,无需寻求认可,毕竟没人的看法能决定我们的价值,除非我们赋予其重要性。所以,别再寻求外界的认可,停止查看、寻求赞美。

学会拒绝同样重要,这能改变现状,不要同意不符合自身利益的事情。设定界限并非易事,如果有人消耗我们的精力,要学会远离或保持距离,我们不欠任何人无限的时间和注意力。要接受他人的评判,明白这与自己无关,别太在意结果,专注于过程,尽最大努力,然后顺其自然。

当不再在意无关紧要的事情,生活就会变得轻松,我们会拥有更多时间、精力和专注力,变得势不可挡,不再被不必要的负担压垮。就像清理衣橱一样,清除杂乱后,才能看到并使用真正在意的东西,大脑也需要这样的清理,停止囤积无用的担忧,为重要的事情腾出空间。

当不再关注错误的事情,人们会注意到我们的改变。自信具有吸引力,不纠结琐事会让我们拥有难得的清晰,从而吸引正确的机会,排斥错误的机会,实现双赢。

需要明确的是,“不在乎”并不意味着粗鲁、鲁莽或自私,不是对所有问题不管不顾,而是选择将精力放在何处。这也并非让人变得没有感情,我们依然可以对重要的人和事怀有深深的在意,只是剔除那些不重要的部分。如果有人指责我们不在乎,那是他们的问题,我们无需为其感受负责。

另外,“不在乎”并不意味着不会失败,我们仍会犯错,会面临批评。但当不再为此困扰,失败就无法阻止我们前行,我们会学习、适应并继续前进。

所以,我们的时间和精力无比宝贵,别再浪费在不重要的事情上。这是一种选择,我们要明智地做出决定,坚决确定优先事项。下次因愚蠢的事情焦虑时,提醒自己:这不值得关注。我们要过好自己的生活,专注于重要的事情,停止在其他事情上浪费精力。

英文原文稿

In life, we often fall into a strange cycle: caring too much about insignificant things. Overthinking makes us extremely anxious, even trapping us in difficult situations. We’re also influenced by opinions that have no impact on our lives.

Why does this happen? It’s because we haven’t mastered the simplest skill of “not caring.” Most of the time, we give too much. Due to social influence, we think we should care about everything, such as our appearance, what others think, trending topics, and those distractions that measure our self - worth through mismatched standards.

Think about it carefully. We waste a great deal of energy on many things that won’t matter a week later, let alone a year later. For example, we get anxious about a stupid argument in a video over who is the “Greatest Of All Time” (GOAT) in our favorite sport. We panic just because someone didn’t reply to our text message. But did these really change anything? No. Yet, we still gave them our attention, and this cost us our energy, time, and peace of mind.

Think of ourselves as limited resources. Since what we can give is limited, why do we give it away casually like free samples? When we try to care about everything, our attention gets diluted, our goals become blurred, and our self - confidence takes a hit. We’re always seeking the opinions and validation of those who aren’t important. However, the harsh reality is that most people are too busy caring about their own lives to care about us. So, why waste energy trying to impress them?

Many people feel tired not because they’ve done too much, but because they think too much. They’ve also developed the habit of paying attention to things that aren’t worth it. In fact, “not caring” doesn’t mean being a bully or giving up responsibilities. It’s not about being indifferent or lazy. Instead, it’s a kind of focus that allows us to decide what’s worth our attention and what isn’t. When we’re no longer disturbed by external noise, we can focus on truly important things, such as our goals, values, and the people worth our time. We can treat the rest as background noise and choose to turn it off.

It’s not complicated. The key lies in setting priorities. Deep down, we know what we value. The problem is that meaningless things always distract us, like social media opinions, irrelevant gossip, and people who don’t like us. None of these matter. If something doesn’t fit our priorities, it’s not worth spending a single second on.

So, what should we do specifically? First, we need to identify our priorities and write down the things that are truly important, such as family, health, and career. For things not on the list, there’s no need to seek validation. After all, no one else’s opinion can determine our worth unless we give it importance. Therefore, stop seeking external validation, stop checking, and stop looking for praise.

Learning to say no is equally important. This can change the situation. Don’t agree to things that aren’t in our best interest. Setting boundaries isn’t easy. If someone is draining our energy, we should learn to stay away or keep our distance. We don’t owe anyone unlimited time and attention. Accept that people will judge us, and realize that it’s none of our business. Don’t focus too much on the results. Instead, concentrate on the process. Do our best and then let things go.

When we stop caring about unimportant things, life becomes easier. We’ll have more time, energy, and focus, and become unstoppable, free from unnecessary burdens. Just like cleaning out a closet, after getting rid of the clutter, we can see and use the things we truly care about. Our minds need the same kind of cleaning. Stop hoarding useless worries and make room for important things.

When we stop paying attention to the wrong things, people will notice our change. Confidence is attractive. Not dwelling on trivial matters gives us a rare clarity, allowing us to attract the right opportunities and repel the wrong ones, achieving a win - win situation.

It’s important to clarify that “not caring” doesn’t mean being rude, reckless, or selfish. It’s not about ignoring all problems. Instead, it’s about choosing where to put our energy. This doesn’t mean being emotionless. We can still care deeply about important people and things, just getting rid of the unimportant parts. If someone accuses us of not caring, that’s their problem. We don’t have to be responsible for their feelings.

In addition, “not caring” doesn’t mean we won’t fail. We’ll still make mistakes and face criticism. But when we stop being bothered by these, failure won’t stop us from moving forward. We’ll learn, adapt, and keep going.

Therefore, our time and energy are extremely precious. Don’t waste them on unimportant things. This is a choice. We should make wise decisions and firmly set our priorities. The next time we’re anxious about something stupid, remind ourselves: it’s not worth our attention. We should live our lives, focus on important things, and stop wasting energy on other things.

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