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安德鲁·卡内基:安德鲁·卡内基自传·补录 198
安德鲁·卡内基《安德鲁·卡内基自传》· Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie · 领导
It was upon our return that adventures began. The weather had been fine and the roads quite passable during our journey thither, but rain had set in during our stay. We started back in our wagon, but before going far fell into difficulties. The road had become a mass of soft, tenacious mud and our wagon labored fearfully. The rain fell in torrents, and it soon became evident that we were in for a night of it. Mr. Coleman lay at full length on one side of the wagon, and Mr. Ritchie on the other, and I, being then very thin, weighing not much more than a hundred pounds, was nicely sandwiched between the two portly gentlemen. Every now and then the wagon proceeded a few feet heaving up and down in the most outrageous manner, and finally sticking fast. In this fashion we passed the night. There was in front a seat across the wagon, under which we got our heads, and in spite of our condition the night was spent in uproarious merriment.
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定位:Additional excerpt 198 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
白话
回程时下起大雨,路变成烂泥,马车走得极慢,三人挤在车里,卡内基瘦小被夹在两位胖绅士中间,马车上下颠簸最后陷住,就这样过了一夜。虽然狼狈,大家却一路大笑。核心是:创业路上常遇意外困境,与其抱怨不如苦中作乐,团队间的乐观和幽默能扛过难关。今天遇到计划外的麻烦,试着先笑一笑,再想办法。
上下文
卡内基自传讲述他和伙伴考察油田后冒雨返程,马车陷泥一夜的趣事。
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最近一次计划被打乱时,你是先抱怨还是先找乐子?
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