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Aren't you ignoring the alternatives which the author suggests have significantly better ROI?
by hashkb 11y ago
Aren't you ignoring the alternatives which the author suggests have significantly better ROI?
- tgb 11y agoSorry I just skimmed the article and liked it but didn't really see any alternatives except for a gratitude journal. What else does the author suggest? Gratitude journals appear to be his shtick.
- maldusiecle 11y agoYes, I consider that section of pop-psychology fluff literally below contempt or discussion. But by all means, if it interests you, try it; on another page, he promises that keeping a gratitude journal will grant you "spiritual transcendence."
- forgetsusername 11y agoSo, you say: "That's no reason not to work for small improvements; the small improvements add up." But dismiss the idea of using some sort of heuristic to prioritize said small improvements? Because that's what I got out of this slightly verbose piece: prioritize what will actually make you happy, not what you assume will make you happy. Though, I agree, it's not particularly profound.