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1·If it's true that we would rather initiate change than have it thrust upon us, then why do we not do it more often?

确实如此，我们宁愿发起改变，而不喜欢强加的改变。那么，我们为什么不更多地发起改变呢？

2·So rather than sacrificing or compromising, I think it's a lot around prioritizing and then being able to say: this would be nice to do, but I can't do it right now.

与其说是牺牲或者是妥协，我觉得更多是分清轻重缓急,然后告诉大家：,这么做不错，但我现在没有时间精力。

3·Would rather do regret for themselves, rather than for himself didn't do regret.

宁愿为自己做过的后悔，也不愿为自己没做的遗憾。

4·Be systematically ascetic . . . do . . . something for no other reason than that you would rather not do it (William James).

有计划地克制…做…某事，没有别的理由只因你最好别做它” （威廉·杰姆森）。

5·Since power over human beings is shown in making them do what they would rather not do, the man who is actuated by love of power is more apt to inflict pain than to permit pleasure.

既然对人的权力表现在迫使人去做他不情愿做的事情上，那么被权力欲驱使的人就更倾向于制造痛苦而不是允许人们得到快乐。