大家伙好呀,今天继续输出式学习~
不知道大家会不会遇到这个问题,
学得挺多,但是感觉效果甚微。
有时候,我们学英语没结果,不是因为学少了,
而是因为学太多了,没有深度拆解过一篇英语材料。
以前我觉得我摘抄了挺多金句的,
但是考试写作的时候,还是会觉得没有思路。
后来,我就开始拆解一篇文章其中一段,逻辑论证我觉得特别严谨,
或者特别容易迁移到应试写作中的一小段,
我才开始对写作有点头绪。
所以,学英语,如果想要再突破,不妨深度学习一下,
直到你能很轻松地应用材料里面的语言点~
俗话说得好,少即是多,慢就是快。
下面就拆解一篇我最近看到的,比较有触动的文章,
了解逻辑框架,学习一下如何论证。
It’s unfortunate that “entrepreneurship” and “business” have become dirty words that make people think they aren’t qualified to take that path, so much so that when an opportunity comes up, they don’t even notice it.
If you’ve ever helped someone with your interests, you’re qualified to start a business.
这里摘取其中一个章节,How to turn yourself into a business
dan koe说到两个方法,第一个是skill-based,
在某一个细分领域,靠教别人某项技能,
这也是现在很常见的模式了,不过,弊端就是模式化,被限制在某个领域。
而另外一个,就是Development-Based,
分享你的实际心得,也帮助大家实现自我价值。
我的理解哈,就是从自己感兴趣的领域出发,
挖掘自己能帮助别人干什么,
自己在向自己的目标靠近的同时,分享自己的学习心得或者踩坑经历,
也帮助同样目标的伙伴们前进。
【核心观点】For those with multiple interests, I obviously recommend this path, because it goes a bit deeper.
【好处1】First, when you take this path, you are also taking the first path.
【为什么产生好处=说做这件事会有什么结果】Because building your brand, content, and product requires you to become good at all of the relevant marketable skills, so even if you fail, you have something worth paying for.
【最终有利结果是什么】You are building your business, and you can help others with a specific part of theirs if you are good at it.
【好处2】Second, it flips the traditional model on its head.
【为什么产生好处=说做这件事让你省掉哪些功夫】You don’t create a customer avatar so that you can niche down and only focus on that. You turn yourself into the customer avatar.
That makes things much more palatable.
【总结他想说的创业模式】You pursue your goals in life and develop yourself → you have already validated the usefulness of what you will offer → you help the past version of yourself reach that same goal.
大家阅读的时候,如果看到有一段文章,会让你觉得,
哎,这个写得很有道理,大家不妨尝试拆解一下这一段的逻辑,
拆解完再迁移仿写,那大概就会有自己的一个写作/口语逻辑框架了。
最后再看下dan koe列出来的具体方法:
1 建立素材库
Build an idea museum
The secret of most creatives you love is that they keep a ruthless curation of notes, ideas, and sources of inspiration.
In other words, they have a “swipe file,” as marketers call it.
You need somewhere to jot down ideas as soon as they come to mind.
This is a critical habit.
有触动的素材就记录,这个比较好理解。
2 找到信息密度高的信息源
Curate based on idea density
How do you start filling your idea museum?
You need 3-5 sources of information that have high idea density.
When I say “idea density,” I mean an idea that is high signal.
It’s difficult to explain how to find something that is high signal, because that is subjective. It’s dependent on your level of development (what’s useful for you), your audience’s level of development (what’s useful for them), and your translation from one to another.
第一步:拆解分析 (Break down)
Choose 3 posts from your idea museum that resonated with you. Then, try to break down each part of the idea and write why it works.
尝试拆解每个帖子的结构,分析它为什么有效。
不同爆款内容的话,可以用以下提示词,让AI(dan koe建议用Claude)拆解框架。
Do a comprehensive analysis on this social post. The overall idea, how the sentences are structured, and choice of words. Analyze why people engage with it, why it works so well, what psychological tactics are being used, and how I can replicate this style step-by-step with my own ideas.
第二步:结构重写 rewrite 3 ideas with different structures
Go back to your idea museum and choose one idea you didn’t use in step one.
Then, try rewriting that idea with the 3 post structures you just broke down.
Then, try rewriting that idea with the 3 post structures you just broke down.
这个练习挺有意思的,可以帮助我们掌握多种写作风格和结构,
解决写作卡顿,批量产出等等。
用这个方法练习,是不是既能练写内容,
还能顺便练英语学做,而且方法也是深度拆解,深度学习,
ai可以辅助,但是基本功还是自己练好。
OK,今天的输出就到这,大家不妨也开始输出,开始分享吧~
如果你想找小伙伴共学,欢迎找我一起~

