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安德鲁·卡内基:安德鲁·卡内基自传·补录 216
安德鲁·卡内基《安德鲁·卡内基自传》· Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie · 领导
My brother had been so fortunate as to marry Miss Lucy Coleman, daughter of one of our most valued partners and friends. Our family residence at Homewood was given over to him, and I was once more compelled to break old associations and leave Pittsburgh in 1867 to take up my residence in New York. The change was hard enough for me, but much harder for my mother; but she was still in the prime of life and we could be happy anywhere so long as we were together. Still she did feel the leaving of our home very much. We were perfect strangers in New York, and at first took up our quarters in the St. Nicholas Hotel, then in its glory. I opened an office in Broad Street.
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卡内基的弟弟娶了合伙人兼好友的女儿,父亲留下的住宅给了弟弟,卡内基只好再次离开匹兹堡,于1867年搬到纽约。对他来说这个改变已经很难,对母亲更难,但母亲还在壮年,只要在一起哪里都能开心,不过她确实非常舍不得离开老家。他们在纽约人生地不熟,起初住在当时很气派的圣尼古拉斯酒店,后来在布罗德街开了办公室。这说明事业迁移往往牵动家庭情感,做决定时要体谅家人的感受,同时保持乐观,把共同生活放在首位。
上下文
卡内基自传中讲述1867年因弟弟成婚、家庭住所调整而迁居纽约的经历。
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当你因事业需要搬家或改变生活时,是否认真考虑过家人的感受和适应?
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