睿智的庄子给我们留下一个发人深省的故事:一个博弈者用瓦盆做赌注,他的技艺可以发挥得淋漓尽致;而他拿黄金做赌注,则大失水准。庄子对此的定义是“外重者内拙”。由于做事过度用力和意念过于集中,反而将平素可以轻松完成的事情搞糟了。现代医学称之为“目的颤抖”。太想纫好针的手在颤抖,太想踢进球的脚在颤抖。华伦达原本有着一双在钢索上如履平地的脚,但是,过分求胜之心硬是使他双脚失去了平衡——那著名的“华伦达心态”以华伦达的失足 Wise Chuang Tzu left us a thought-provoking story: a gambler using pots to make a bet, his skills can be fully demonstrated; and he took gold as a bet, the big loss of quality. Chuang Tzu’s definition of this is Due to over-exertion and over-concentration of ideas, things that are usually easy to accomplish are ruined. Modern medicine calls it “shivering in purpose.” Too hand to pick up the needle trembling, too much to want to kick the foot trembling. Warrenton had had a pair of feet on the cable, but over-winning heart just made his feet lose balance - the famous “Warren Mindset” to Warren lost