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1、1esson1MoneyVSSuccess（节选）Fora1otofpeop1e,becominga1（百万富翁）isasymbo1ofsuccessandtheysetthisastheir2（最终的）goa1.Theyspendha1foftheirtimedreamingupwaysofgettingrichandachievingthesuccesstheyexpect,andtherestoftheirtimethinkingabouta11thethingstheywi11dooncetheybecomerich.Butdoa11mi11ionaires（获得成功感）theywer

2、e1ookingforaftertheyachievetheirgoa1s?Somecontinuetoworryaboutmoneywhentheybecomemi11ionaires-theyworkedhardtobecome3（富有的），butthentheyneedtocontinuemakingmoneysotheydon,t1ose4（成就感）theyhaveachieved.However,therearepeop1ewhohave5（放弃）theirmi11ionsandfoundotherformsofsuccessintheir1ives.JasonHar1eyisone

3、examp1e.Sixteenyearsago,Jasonwasaco11egeprofessorwithahugesix-bedroomhouseanda6（贝才富）oftwomi11iondo11ars.Todayhe1ivesinasma11dormitoryroomwithon1y7（二手的）furniture.Therearecertain1ynosignsthatJasonisarichandsuccessfu1man!Thereisasma11gardenoutsidewithafewfruittrees,whichJasonenjoystakingcareof.Hea1sogr

4、owssomevegetab1esandafewf1owers.Hegetshisc1othesanda1otofotherthingsfrom8（慈善）shops.ButJasonappreciatesthischange.Heisp1easedto9（放弃）the1ifesty1eofarichman.Hewastiredof10（被当彳乍）1ivingasuccessfu11ife,asapersonwhohadeverythingwhi1emanypeop1ehadnothing.Hemadethechoicetogivea11hismoneyaway.Andthis,hesaid,b

5、roughthimhappinessandasenseofsuccessin1ife,tdon,tneeda1otofmoney.Idon,twanttobuymorethings.Ihaveenough/saidJason.zzWhatIwantisto1ivesimp1yandbehe1pfu1toothers.Afewyearsago,Iwasami11ionaire,butIknewmi11ionsofpeop1e11（死于）hungereveryyear,andtherewerep1aceswithnoschoo1sandnoteachers.Somanypeop1ecou1dnev

6、ergotoschoo1.Theydidnthavethechanceto1earnandgetonin1ife.Thisworriedmea1otandIfe1tvery12（内疚的）beingarichmanwithoutdoinganything/Thereforehegaveawaya11hismoneyto13（慈善机构）charities.Wheneverhehadmorethantwothousanddo11ars,hewou1d14（捐赠）sma11banknotesto14（无家可归的）peop1einthestreetsof1oca1areas,z1twasakindOfs

7、atisfactionandarea1senseofsuccessthatIhadneverfe1tbefore/saidJason.zzSure,manypeop1ethinkthatsuccessmeanshavingmi11ionsinthebankora15（高薪的）job.ButIthinkmysenseofachievementcomesfromhe1pingothersandfindingtruemeaningin1ife.”1esson1MoneyVSSuccess（全文）Ange1aJohnsoninterviewsex-mi11ionaireJasonHar1ey安吉拉约翰

8、逊采访前百万富翁詹森哈利。Fora1otofpeop1e,becomingami11ionaireisasymbo1ofsuccessandtheysetthisastheiru1timategoa1.Theyspendha1foftheirtimedreamingupwaysofgettingrichandachievingthesuccesstheyexpect,andtherestoftheirtimethinkingabouta11thethingstheywi11dooncetheybecomerich.Butdoa11mi11ionairesgetthesenseofsuccess

9、theywere1ookingforaftertheyachievetheirgoa1s?Somecontinuetoworryaboutmoneywhentheybecomemi11ionaires-theyworkedhardtobecomewea1thy,butthentheyneedtocontinuemakingmoneysotheydon,t1osethesenseofsuccesstheyhaveachieved.However,therearepeop1ewhohaveturnedtheirbacksontheirmi11ionsandfoundotherformsofsucc

10、essintheir1ives.JasonHar1eyisoneexamp1e.对于很多人来说，成为百万富翁是成功的象征，并将此作为最终目标。他们花一半时间想象各种发财和达到他们期望的成功的方法，另一半时间则用来考虑一旦发了财他们会干什么。但是，百万富翁们都在实现目标后获得所寻求的成功感了吗？有些人成为百万富翁后仍然担心金钱问题一一他们努力工作，变得富有，但他们需要继续赚钱，这样才不会丧失已经获得的成就感。然而有些人却放弃了他们的百万财富，找到了人生中其他形式的成功。詹森哈利就是一个例子。Sixteenyearsago,Jasonwasaco11egeprofessorwithahugesix

11、-bedroomhouseandafortuneoftwomi11iondo11ars.Todayhe1ivesinasma11dormitoryroomwithon1ysecond-handfurniture.Therearecertain1ynosignsthatJasonisarichandsuccessfu1man!Thereisasma11gardenoutsidewithafewfruittrees,whichJasonenjoystakingcareof.Hea1sogrowssomevegetab1esandafewf1owers.Hegetshisc1othesanda1ot

12、ofOtherthingsfromcharityshops.十六年前，詹森是一名大学教授，拥有一套6间卧室的大房子和200万美元的财富。现在他住在一间只有二手家具的小宿舍里。根本没有迹象能表明詹森是一个富有而成功的人！房子外面有一个小花园，里面有几棵果树，詹森很喜欢侍弄它们。他还种了一些蔬菜和花。他从慈善商店买衣服和许多其他的东西。ButJasonappreciatesthischange.Heisp1easedtogiveupthe1ifesty1eofarichman.Hewastiredofbeingregardedas1ivingasuccessfu11ife,asapersonwho

13、hadeverythingwhi1emanypeop1ehadnothing.Hemadethechoicetogivea11hismoneyaway.Andthis,hesaidzbroughthimhappinessandasenseofsuccessin1ife.Tdontneeda1otofmoney.Idontwanttobuymorethings.Ihaveenough/saidJason.*WhatIwantisto1ivesimp1yandbehe1pfu1toothers.Afewyearsago,Iwasami11ionaire,butIknewmi11ionsofpeop

14、1ediedofhungereveryyear,andtherewerep1aceswithnoschoo1sandnoteachers.Somanypeop1ecou1dnevergotoschoo1.Theydidn,thavethechanceto1earnandgetonin1ife.Thisworriedmea1otandIfe1tverygui1tybeingarichmanwithoutdoinganything/但是詹森喜欢这种变化。他很高兴能放弃富人的生活方式。他厌倦了过别人眼中成功的生活，在很多人一无所有的时候自己能够拥有一切。他决定把自己的钱财都捐赠出去。他说这给他的生活

15、带来了快乐和成功感。我不需要有很多钱，也不想再买更多的东西。我拥有的已经够多了，詹森说。“我想要简单的生活并乐于帮助别人。几年前，我是百万富翁，但我知道每年有数百万人死于饥饿，而且有些地方没有学校和老师。这么多人永远不能上学，他们没有接受教育和开启新生活的机会。这让我非常担心，作为一位富人不能有所为，我感到非常内疚。”Thereforehegaveawaya11hismoneytocharities.Wheneverhehadmorethantwothousanddo11ars,hewou1dgiveawaysma11banknotestohome1esspeop1einthestreetso

16、f1oca1areas.zzItwasakindOfsatisfactionandarea1senseofsuccessthatIhadneverfe1tbefore/saidJason.zzSurezmanypeop1ethinkthatzsuccess/meanshavingmi11ionsinthebankorawe11-paidjob.ButIthinkmysenseOfachievementcomesfromhe1pingothersandfindingtruemeaningin1ife.”因此，他把所有的钱都捐给了慈善机构。每当他的钱超过两千美元时，他就会给当地街头无家可归的人赠送小额钞票。“这是一种我从未感受过的满足感和真正的成功感，詹森说。当然，很多人认为成功意味着有数百万银行存款或高薪的工作。但我认为我的成就感来自于帮助他人并找到生活真正的意义。”Mostpeop1ebe1ievewhentheyare1ivingcomfortab1yandearnin