天天用英语365天第105天
乐静老师
原文链接：https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/may/07/is-grit-the-true-secret-of-success
1、What does it take to do really well in life? The answer，says psychologist Angela Duckworth，is not innate talent but grit – something she learned the hard way.
2、These include the commitment to finish what you start，to rise from setbacks，to want to improve and succeed，and to undertake sustained and sometimes unpleasant practice in order to do so.
3、“I had the sort of … I’ll show you … response.”
4、she says of her father’s sniping，but she did register an emotional reaction: a silent, internal clench.
5、He looked at me surprised and puzzled. He said， ‘Why would you want to be happy? I want to be accomplished."
6、I do think that whatever ambition I may have had natively was amplified by my father’s clear valuing of it. I knew that was what my dad really cared about.
7、. He was very self-absorbed.I won’t say mean or selfish per se，but very self-absorbed.
8、The nearest either comes in the book is when Lucy，then four，tries to open a box of raisins. It’s too difficult and she walks away. Duckworth tells her to try again. Lucy declines（婉拒）.
9、No one may quit until the activity has run its course.
10、制定大目标（7年，不能变），中目标（3年，可以定期调整），小目标（1年，灵活更换）。
11、学习的自我检视：A 仪式感（定时做）；B 不焦虑；C grit（毅力，不放弃，你才能一直走下去）
12、If her father is unedited, Duckworth is the opposite. Her most overused phrase is “I will say that …” as if what she voices is the result of a private，mental conference（内心小剧场）.
13、talent X effort = skill______grit_______ skill X effort = achievement.
14、TED 视频链接
�https://www.ted.com/talks/angela_lee_duckworth_grit_the_power_of_passion_and_perseverance? language=zh
