112 如何避免成为无趣的人 How Not to be Boring

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我们总会听到无数人大喊着无聊无聊,并借此打发着自己有限的生命时间。

他们会向身边的人抱怨着一切,传播着负能量。

他们甚至都开始不知微笑为何物,觉得自己不够努力,却依旧放任自己。

那么怎么才能成为不无聊的人呢,赶紧来视频中寻找方法吧!

One of our great fears, which haunts us when we go out into the world and socialize with others is that we may in our hearts be really rather boring.

But the good news and a fundamental truth too, is that no one is ever truly boring.

They're only in danger of coming across as such when they either fail to understand their deeper selves or don't dare or know how to communicate them to others.

That there is simply no such thing as an inherently boring person or thing is one of the great lessons of art.

Many of the most satisfying artworks don't feature exulted or rare elements.

They are about the ordinary, looked at in a special way with unusual sincerity and openness to unvarnished experience.

Take for example some grasses painted by the Danish artist Christian Købke in the suburb of Copenhagen in 1833. Outwardly the scene is utterly unremarkable and could initially appear to be deeply unpromising material for a painting and yet, like any great artist, Købke has known how to interrogate his own perceptions in a fresh unclouded, underivative manner and translated them accurately into his medium, weaving a small masterpiece out of the thread of everyday life.

And just as there's no such thing as a boring riverbank, tree or dandelion, so too they can be no such thing as an inherently boring person.

The human-animal witnessed in its essence with honesty and without artifice is always interesting.

When we call a person boring, we're just pointing to someone who's not had the courage or concentration to tell us what it's like to be them.

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