What's Your Lens? Exploring The Filters We Use To See The World
你的视角是什么?探索我们看世界的滤镜
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Tiantian
▼Tiantian,来自苏州,是内容创作者和社交媒体教练。她毕业于苏州大学服装专业,却选择了数字游民的生活方式,在旅途中打造事业。她曾帮助海外及教育品牌在中国本土化和增长,实现过百万播放、7天涨粉1万、单条视频营收20万的成绩。如今,她在各平台拥有超 8 万粉丝,分享英语、生活方式与游民人生。热爱大海的她,痴迷冲浪、潜水和极限运动,并常说:“像艺术家去探索,像创业者去创造,像教练去提问,像游民去拥抱自由。”
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▼Same event. Different people. Completely differ...
Same event. Different people. Completely different stories. So how much of what we experience comes from what actually happened—and how much comes from the lens we’re looking through? We all carry invisible frames that shape what things mean before we’ve even consciously decided how to feel about them. A setback can be proof that you’re failing or evidence that you’re growing. Being alone can mean loneliness or freedom. Money can represent security, possibility, status or fear. Most of the time, we’re so busy looking through these lenses that we rarely stop to notice we’re wearing them.
Join Tiantian, a Chinese freelancer and digital nomad now living her dream life on her own terms in Bali, for a thoughtful, open conversation about the frames through which we see ourselves and the world. Through love, money, your relationship with yourself and the choices you make about your life, you’ll explore how the same reality can take on wildly different meanings depending on the frame around it. This isn’t about debating which perspective is “right,” or telling anyone how they should think. It’s about becoming curious about the stories we’ve learned to tell ourselves—and discovering which ones we might be ready to see differently. Seeing the frame is the first step towards choosing it.
同一件事,不同的人,完全不同的故事。那我们经历的东西里,有多少来自实际发生的事——又有多少来自我们看它的那副滤镜?我们每个人都带着看不见的框架,它们在我们还没意识到自己该怎么感受之前,就已经决定了事情意味着什么。一次挫折,可以是“我不行”的证据,也可以是“我在成长”的证据。独处,可以意味着孤独,也可以意味着自由。金钱,可以代表安全感、可能性、地位,或者恐惧。大多数时候,我们忙着透过这些滤镜看世界,却很少停下来注意到自己正戴着它们。
加入Tiantian——一位中国自由职业者、数字游民,现在在巴厘岛按自己的方式过着理想生活——来一场有深度、开放的对话,聊聊我们看自己和看世界的那副框架。通过爱情、金钱、你与自己的关系,以及你对自己人生做出的选择,你会探索同一个现实,怎么因为外面的框架不同,就拥有了截然不同的意义。这不是在争论哪种视角“对”,也不是告诉任何人该怎么想。而是对我们讲给自己听的那些故事产生好奇——并发现其中哪些,我们已经准备好用不同的方式去看待。看见框架,是选择框架的第一步。