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> It's a good advice, but not everyone needs to run away from something. I prefer to think of it as "running towards"...towards something new, interesting and
by richev 10y ago
> It's a good advice, but not everyone needs to run away from something.
I prefer to think of it as "running towards"...towards something new, interesting and different.
- heurist 10y agoIt's novel but it's an ephemeral novelty. It disappears as soon as you're home and back in your old ways. Better to understand the internal source of dissatisfaction and address it directly.