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So with this realization in mind, I decided to embrace all of the different versions of myself
帶著這種認識，我決定接受一個截然不同的自己，
even allow myself to reinvent myself at times.
甚至允許自己以全新的面貌出現。
So for example, in high school, I have to confess I was a mega-nerd.
比如，在高中的時候，我不得不承認我是個書呆子。
I had no sense of fashion -- thick glasses, simple hairstyle -- you can get the idea.
對于時尚一竅不通--戴著厚眼鏡，留著簡單的發型，相信你們能想象出來。
I think, actually, I only had friends because I shared my homework. That's the truth.
我覺得，那時候我之所以有朋友，是因為我借作業給他們抄。是真的。
But once at university, I was able to find a new identity for myself, and the nerd became a popular girl.
但在大學的時候，我找到了自己新的身份，從書呆子變成了受歡迎的女孩。
But it was MIT, so I don't know if I can take too much credit for that.
但因為我在麻省理工，所以我也不知道這種改變到底有多大用處。
As they say over there, "The odds are good, but the goods are odd."
他們那兒有句話，“數量挺多的，質量卻不好。”
I switched majors so many times that my advisors joked that I should get a degree in "random studies."
我換了很多次專業，最后我的顧問開玩笑說，我應該去修一個“隨機專業”學位。
I told this to my kids.
我把這件事告訴了我的孩子們。
And then over the years, I have gained a lot of different identities.
這些年我有了許多不同的身份。
I started as an inventor, entrepreneur, social innovator.
最開始我是作為一名發明者，企業家，社會革新者。
Then I became an investor, a woman in tech, a teacher.
之后我成為了投資人，技術女性，老師。
And most recently, I became a mom, or as my toddler says repeatedly, "Mom!" day and night.
最近我成為了一名母親，或者像我的小家伙不停叫著的，“媽～媽～”，從早到晚。
Even my accent was so confused -- its origin was so obscure, that my friends called it, "Rebecanese."
就連我的口音也很奇怪--它是如此復雜，以至于我的朋友管它叫“瑞貝卡語”。
