????要是換做我,，這趟探尋消極性之旅的臨別贈(zèng)言或許會(huì)更積極一些,。我尤其會(huì)忠告讀者，“繼續(xù)努力吧,?！碑吘梗谠缜耙粋€(gè)章節(jié)中,，伯克曼讓我相信,，所有的失敗都令人鼓舞。失敗,，他寫道,，“只會(huì)發(fā)生在你沖擊自身能力邊界的時(shí)候?！边@是一個(gè)令人激動(dòng)的聲明,，因?yàn)檫@句話表明,，在遭遇失敗時(shí),，你的能力邊界正在不斷向外拓展。

????這正是《解毒劑》一書給人耳目一新之感的原因所在,。伯克曼并沒有直截了當(dāng)?shù)靥峁┝艘惶赚F(xiàn)成的解決方案,，而是對(duì)各種通往幸福的替代路徑進(jìn)行了一番嚴(yán)肅的調(diào)研。當(dāng)伯克曼承認(rèn)這些路徑無法引導(dǎo)出一個(gè)合乎邏輯的終極方法時(shí),，他其實(shí)是在邀請(qǐng)我們選擇一條屬于我們自己的幸福之路,。（財(cái)富中文網(wǎng)）

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????If it were up to me, the parting message of this exploration of negativity would be more positive. Specifically, "keep struggling." After all, in an earlier chapter, Burkeman convinced me that all failures are invigorating. Failure, he writes, "is happening only because you are pushing at the limits of your capabilities." This is a thrilling statement, because it suggests that in failing, you are being productive.

????And that's what makes The Antidote so refreshing. Rather than offering pat answers up front, Burkeman conducts a serious investigation into the various negative paths to happiness. In admitting that these paths don't lead to one logical, conclusive method, Burkeman invites us to choose our own.