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P.T. 巴纳姆:奋斗与胜利·补录 302

P.T. 巴纳姆《奋斗与胜利》· Struggles and Triumphs · 领导

The fact is, her mind ought to be as free as air, and she herself as free as a bird, and, being satisfied of my probity and ability, she should turn a deaf ear to all envious and malevolent attacks on me. I have hoped that by thus briefly stating to you the facts in the case, you might be induced for her interests as well as mine to drop a line of advice to Mr. Benedict and another to Mr. Jay on this subject. If I am asking or expecting too much, I pray you to not give it a thought, for I feel myself fully able to carry through my rights alone, although I should deplore nothing so much as to be obliged to do so in a feeling of unfriendliness. I have risked much money on the issue of this speculation--it has proved successful. I am full of perplexity and anxiety, and labor continually for success, and I cannot allow ignorance or envy to rob me of the fruits of my enterprise.

出处: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/50115
定位:Additional excerpt 302 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录

白话

巴纳姆认为林德应该心无杂念,既然信任他的正直和能力,就该对恶意攻击充耳不闻。他希望朋友分别写信劝本尼迪克特和律师杰伊,但若要求过分也不必勉强,因为他有信心独自维护权益,只是不愿走到不友好的地步。他已投入大量资金,项目成功,却因流言焦虑不已,不能容忍无知和嫉妒夺走他的成果。做法是请求帮助但不强求,同时做好独自应对的准备。

上下文

这是巴纳姆写给朋友的信的结尾,他请求对方帮忙劝说林德身边的关键人物,以化解信任危机。

今日一问

你能否在请求别人帮忙时,也准备好独自承担结果?

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