When I was 15 and a half, I felt like I knew nothing. And for the first time, I realized that was okay. It was 2019.I was a student barely out of school, eyes wide open, heart full of ambition, but no idea where to begin. Then co happened and like for the most of you, the world stopped. But internally, something started moving.I was never a writer. Definitely not a technical writer. Okay.I was never a writer. definitely not a technical writer but I read a book a self-help book and my parents suggested that ...

编者按：每个人都会面临无数的选择，而当我们做出选择后，很有可能会对没有选的那条路产生遗憾感。YAMA的概念能帮助我们正确看待那些"未被选择 的选项"：错过是根植于我们人类生活的，人总是会错过，既然总会错过某些事物，那么焦虑于此就毫无意义。坦然接受吧，YAMA 最令人解放之处在于就 它对人类处境的坦诚。本文来自编译，希望对您有所启发。 我们的祖先在日常生活中面临的选择相对较少，尤其是在娱乐选择方面。而如今，我们可以接触到无穷无尽的内容和社交活动。 音乐会、电视节目、电影、书籍，等等，这种选择的激增创造了一种新的心理压力，这是我们的大脑无法处理的。 因此，当看到一个关于新术语YAMA（You're Always Missing Out，即"你总是错过"）的推文时，我突然就领悟了。文章是这样描述的："既然你已经错过了 一些东西，那么担心你可能错过的事物是没有意义的。随心所欲，无怨无悔！" 神译局是36氪旗下编译团队，关注科技、商业、职场、生活等领域，重点介绍国外的新技术、新观点、新风向。 YAMA（You're Always Missing Out，你总是错过）与JOMO（the Joy of Missing Ou ...