2020-01-08

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1. The people who succeed have irrationally passionate about something.

成功的人都对某事有着难以理解的热情

irrational [ɪˈræʃənl] unreasonable 不合理的，荒谬的

2. If you want to achieve excellence , you can get there today. As of this second , quit doing the less-than-excellent work.

– Thomas J. Watson, Founder of IBM

如果你想做到卓越，你今天就能做到。此刻起就不要再做达不到卓越水准的事啦

3. Don't let others convice you that the idea is good when your gut tells you it's bad.

如果你的直觉告诉你这个主意不好， 别人再怎么说它好，也不要相信。

gut [ɡʌt] 直觉

1. a reaction or feeling that you are suer it is right, although you can not give a reason for it.

• He had a gut feeling the Sss was dying.
• at gut level 凭直觉

2. the courage and determination you need to do something difficult or unpleasant.

• It takes guts to start a business on your own
• None had the guts to tell Paul what mistake he was making

3. all the organs in someone's body, especially when they come out of their body.

• There were blood and guts all over the place.

4. stomach, tube， string
5. the parts inside a machine/equipment，(设备零部件) ， most import parts of something(实质，核心)
6. to completely destroy the inside of a building,especially by fire. (毁坏建筑的内部)

• The building was completely gutted by fire.

7. to remove the organs from inside a fish or animal in order to prepare it for cooking.
8. to change something by removing some of the most import or central parts
   改变... 的中心部分