放下执念,做个会晒网的自由人 | Yang Meng | TEDxYuehai St Salon
脱口秀演员孟阳用她标志性的幽默感,分享了从备赛全马到重新爱上跑步的经历。
她讲述了如何在执着追求“更高、更快、更强”中迷失,最终通过放弃全马,找回了跑步的初心和生活的快乐。
在这场演讲中,她用真实且风趣的表达告诉我们:“停下来,承认此刻的自己也很好”,或许才是人生最难得的智慧。 喜剧演员
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