蒙娜麗莎
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Each decade of life brings a new set of challenges as working professionals move into different phases of both their careers and personal lives.
每個十年都會給職場人士帶來全新的挑戰，他們也隨著時間的推移進入到不同的工作和生活階段。
Entering a new decade of life can be a perfect time to take stock of one's situation, reevaluate priorities and set career goals for the years ahead.
進入新的十年是盤點個人狀況、確立優先事物和設定今後目標的一次良機。
Setting goals makes people "feel more in control of their destiny, which in turn makes for positive feelings and a sense of purpose," says Laura Berman Fortgang, a pioneer in the life coaching field and the author of several bestselling books, including "Take Yourself to the Top."
Laura Berman Fortgang說，定目標讓人們感到“更能控製命運，從而帶來積極感受和目標感”。Laura Berman Fortgang是生活輔導領域的先驅，出版了幾本暢銷書，包括《讓自己登上頂峰》。
Nevertheless, Fortgang cautions that people should remain flexible in their goals:"Being too tethered to one specific outcome can jeopardize one's ability to recognize other opportunities when they become available."
不過Fortgang告誡人們應該靈活對待目標：“過於執著於實現目標，會損害人們發現其它機會的能力。”
In your 20s: Establish a positive work record 20來歲：建立良好的工作記錄
Relax -- you don't need to know exactly what you're going to do with your life just yet. It makes sense to explore your options at this early stage of your working life, as long as you build skills and make contacts along the way.
放輕鬆，這個階段你不必知道這輩子該怎麽過。在職業生涯的早期階段，你應該嚐試不同的選擇，同時學習技能、建立人際關係網。
"Deciding what to do long-term is more organic than most people think," Fortgang says, adding that what is essential during this decade is to establish a good work record.
Fortgang說:“樹立長期目標要比多數人想象的來得自然。”並補充說，在這十年建立一個好的工作記錄是很關鍵的。
"The people you work with ... in your early years could become life-long supporters, mentors and references for years to come. So building a good reputation is important even if you don't see yourself sticking in your current job for long."
“早年和你一起工作的人可能成為今後一生中的支持者、導師、推選人。所以建立一個好名聲是重要的，即便你認為自己不會在現在的公司呆太久。”
In your 30s: Focus on becoming a leader 30來歲：關注領導崗位
People often enter their first management positions in their 30s, and the "switch from being a worker-bee to a leader-in-training ... requires a change in mindset," Fortgang asserts.
人們往往在30來歲第一次走上領導崗位，“從‘士兵’到‘實習將領’的角色轉換...需要一個思想轉變。” Fortgang說。
"The goal here," Fortang says, "is to get recognized for all you have done, and parlay that into a more focused path." Document your accomplishments so that when it comes time for annual reviews, you have proof of your hard work and leadership experience (or potential).
“這時候的目標是讓你的一切業績得到認可，然後把這些業績集中到一條更細分的發展道路上。”記錄下你的業績，在年末評估時就能證明你努力工作並具有領導經驗（或潛力）。
In your 40s: Re-examine your definition of success 40來歲：重新審視你對成功的定義
In this decade, people get very serious about their earning power and set their sights on top roles that could potentially be theirs now or in the next decade, Fortang reveals.
Fortang說，在這個十年，人們很看重“賺錢能力”，而且向最高職位衝刺，他們有可能很快或在將來十年內晉升到最高職位。
"This is also the time of mid-life crises," Fortgang warns, which often result in people questioning their careers.
Fortang提醒人們“這也是中年危機的時候”，這往往導致人們對職業產生質疑。
This decade is a good time to take stock of the direction your career path is headed and to evaluate your work-life balance.
這時期也可以用來審視職業道路發展方向和評估生活-工作平衡。
What will make you feel successful? Occupying a high-level position within your company or field? Reaching your full earning potential? Having the flexibility to spend more time with your family? Retiring early?
什麽讓你感到成功？是在某個領域或公司位居高位？是最大化自己的賺錢潛力？還是擁有更多可支配時間來和家人呆在一起？還是提前退休？
Re-examine your definition of success and adjust your career path accordingly.
重新審視自己的對成功的定義，並對職業道路做出相應的調整。
"People are usually well established now and peeking over the horizon to retirement," Fortgang says. "Even if retirement is not immediately eminent, they are setting themselves up now for what they want in the future."
Fortgang說:“往往這時候人們已經很穩定了，預見得到退休的日子。即便退休沒有在即，人們也會對未來希望的生活做好安排。”
Set a tentative timetable for the working years ahead. No matter what you see in your future -- whether it's retirement, a second career or more years on your current career path -- it's important to be aware of your financial savings and investments.
給今後工作時間製定出一套臨時時間安排表。不論對未來你有何憧憬——不論是退休、第二職業還是繼續當前職業——重要的是要意識到自己的儲蓄和投資。
Understand your vision of the future and be sure you've planned for as many unforeseeable twists as possible.
了解自己的遠景，要考慮到盡可能多的變故。
In your 60s (and beyond): Reap what you've sown 60來歲(及以後）：收獲
You've worked hard, and perhaps you have no plans to slow down now. Whatever the future of your career path looks like at this point, your goal should be to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
你曾努力地工作，也許現在還沒有歇一歇的打算。不論此刻你的職業前景如何，你的目標應該是享受勞動的果實。
"This is a time when many people seek some final educational goals that they might have missed out on," Fortgang reveals. "Or they plan to take advantage of all that their employer can offer them in terms of opportunity -- education, travel, maximum financial benefits, a final promotion -- whatever the case may be. It's the 'reap what you've sewn' time." (Source: China Daily)
“人們可能錯過了一些教育機會，現在是彌補遺憾的時候，”Fortgang說：“或者他們會享用雇主提供的一切機會——教育、旅行、最大經濟收益、最終一次晉升——不論是什麽，現在是‘播種後收獲的季節’”。（來源：中國日報）
每個十年都會給職場人士帶來全新的挑戰，他們也隨著時間的推移進入到不同的工作和生活階段。
Entering a new decade of life can be a perfect time to take stock of one's situation, reevaluate priorities and set career goals for the years ahead.
進入新的十年是盤點個人狀況、確立優先事物和設定今後目標的一次良機。
Setting goals makes people "feel more in control of their destiny, which in turn makes for positive feelings and a sense of purpose," says Laura Berman Fortgang, a pioneer in the life coaching field and the author of several bestselling books, including "Take Yourself to the Top."
Laura Berman Fortgang說，定目標讓人們感到“更能控製命運，從而帶來積極感受和目標感”。Laura Berman Fortgang是生活輔導領域的先驅，出版了幾本暢銷書，包括《讓自己登上頂峰》。
Nevertheless, Fortgang cautions that people should remain flexible in their goals:"Being too tethered to one specific outcome can jeopardize one's ability to recognize other opportunities when they become available."
不過Fortgang告誡人們應該靈活對待目標：“過於執著於實現目標，會損害人們發現其它機會的能力。”
In your 20s: Establish a positive work record 20來歲：建立良好的工作記錄
Relax -- you don't need to know exactly what you're going to do with your life just yet. It makes sense to explore your options at this early stage of your working life, as long as you build skills and make contacts along the way.
放輕鬆，這個階段你不必知道這輩子該怎麽過。在職業生涯的早期階段，你應該嚐試不同的選擇，同時學習技能、建立人際關係網。
"Deciding what to do long-term is more organic than most people think," Fortgang says, adding that what is essential during this decade is to establish a good work record.
Fortgang說:“樹立長期目標要比多數人想象的來得自然。”並補充說，在這十年建立一個好的工作記錄是很關鍵的。
"The people you work with ... in your early years could become life-long supporters, mentors and references for years to come. So building a good reputation is important even if you don't see yourself sticking in your current job for long."
“早年和你一起工作的人可能成為今後一生中的支持者、導師、推選人。所以建立一個好名聲是重要的，即便你認為自己不會在現在的公司呆太久。”
In your 30s: Focus on becoming a leader 30來歲：關注領導崗位
People often enter their first management positions in their 30s, and the "switch from being a worker-bee to a leader-in-training ... requires a change in mindset," Fortgang asserts.
人們往往在30來歲第一次走上領導崗位，“從‘士兵’到‘實習將領’的角色轉換...需要一個思想轉變。” Fortgang說。
"The goal here," Fortang says, "is to get recognized for all you have done, and parlay that into a more focused path." Document your accomplishments so that when it comes time for annual reviews, you have proof of your hard work and leadership experience (or potential).
“這時候的目標是讓你的一切業績得到認可，然後把這些業績集中到一條更細分的發展道路上。”記錄下你的業績，在年末評估時就能證明你努力工作並具有領導經驗（或潛力）。
In your 40s: Re-examine your definition of success 40來歲：重新審視你對成功的定義
In this decade, people get very serious about their earning power and set their sights on top roles that could potentially be theirs now or in the next decade, Fortang reveals.
Fortang說，在這個十年，人們很看重“賺錢能力”，而且向最高職位衝刺，他們有可能很快或在將來十年內晉升到最高職位。
"This is also the time of mid-life crises," Fortgang warns, which often result in people questioning their careers.
Fortang提醒人們“這也是中年危機的時候”，這往往導致人們對職業產生質疑。
This decade is a good time to take stock of the direction your career path is headed and to evaluate your work-life balance.
這時期也可以用來審視職業道路發展方向和評估生活-工作平衡。
What will make you feel successful? Occupying a high-level position within your company or field? Reaching your full earning potential? Having the flexibility to spend more time with your family? Retiring early?
什麽讓你感到成功？是在某個領域或公司位居高位？是最大化自己的賺錢潛力？還是擁有更多可支配時間來和家人呆在一起？還是提前退休？
Re-examine your definition of success and adjust your career path accordingly.
重新審視自己的對成功的定義，並對職業道路做出相應的調整。
"People are usually well established now and peeking over the horizon to retirement," Fortgang says. "Even if retirement is not immediately eminent, they are setting themselves up now for what they want in the future."
Fortgang說:“往往這時候人們已經很穩定了，預見得到退休的日子。即便退休沒有在即，人們也會對未來希望的生活做好安排。”
Set a tentative timetable for the working years ahead. No matter what you see in your future -- whether it's retirement, a second career or more years on your current career path -- it's important to be aware of your financial savings and investments.
給今後工作時間製定出一套臨時時間安排表。不論對未來你有何憧憬——不論是退休、第二職業還是繼續當前職業——重要的是要意識到自己的儲蓄和投資。
Understand your vision of the future and be sure you've planned for as many unforeseeable twists as possible.
了解自己的遠景，要考慮到盡可能多的變故。
In your 60s (and beyond): Reap what you've sown 60來歲(及以後）：收獲
You've worked hard, and perhaps you have no plans to slow down now. Whatever the future of your career path looks like at this point, your goal should be to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
你曾努力地工作，也許現在還沒有歇一歇的打算。不論此刻你的職業前景如何，你的目標應該是享受勞動的果實。
"This is a time when many people seek some final educational goals that they might have missed out on," Fortgang reveals. "Or they plan to take advantage of all that their employer can offer them in terms of opportunity -- education, travel, maximum financial benefits, a final promotion -- whatever the case may be. It's the 'reap what you've sewn' time." (Source: China Daily)
“人們可能錯過了一些教育機會，現在是彌補遺憾的時候，”Fortgang說：“或者他們會享用雇主提供的一切機會——教育、旅行、最大經濟收益、最終一次晉升——不論是什麽，現在是‘播種後收獲的季節’”。（來源：中國日報）
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