“邮件未发明之前,人们都是采用信件,“格林在《哈佛商业评论》中这样写道,” 许多大师会将一天分成真正的工作(比如早上创作或作画)和繁忙的工作(下午回信)。
4. They weren't very social.
他们不太热衷于社交。
While some behavioral scientists have found that having strong connections makes you more successful, some of the most influential creative people lived in relative isolation.
尽管有些行为科学家认为,广泛的社交关系有助于人们取得更大成功;但是,有些颇具影响的大师实际上生活得相对隔绝。
Take Simone de Beauvoir, whose 1949 "The Second Sex" gave a theoretical voice to feminism. A friend of Beauvoir's said her lifestyle included "no parties, no receptions, no bourgeois values… It was an uncluttered kind of life, a simplicity deliberately constructed so that she could do her work.”
就比如波伏娃吧,她在1949年问世的《第二性》为女权主义发出了理论呐喊。但波伏娃的一个朋友透露说,她的生活“没有聚会、没有访客、没有资产阶级享乐……是一种简单纯粹的生活,是一种刻意营造的简洁,这样她才能专心工作。”
Semi-isolation worked for painters, too. As Green reports, Picasso and his girlfriend Fernande Olivier designated their Sundays as "at-home" days, so they wouldn't have to deal with the "obligations of friendship."
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