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> Don't become complacent. See this advice a lot, are there any tips on this? make more to-do list? set goals?(how to know if goal is too high instead of mysel
by ljk 10y ago
> Don't become complacent.
See this advice a lot, are there any tips on this? make more to-do list? set goals?(how to know if goal is too high instead of myself being too lazy? etc)
- petervandijck 10y agoSet goals, set them high, make them specific. If you don't achieve them, don't worry, at least you've gone some of the way. You could try out OKRs (Google it) for yourself.
- freestockoption 10y agoFor myself, I will often ask myself something along the lines of: "In my current trajectory, will I be doing the same thing in a year? And is that what I want and will I be happy with that?" So I try to imagine the different paths I can take in my current trajectory and if none of the paths interest me, then I know it's time to make changes. Try to draw out a 5 year plan on a spreadsheet. Aim high, but be realistic. My main point is, you don't need to work for a big N company to achieve your goals (unless your goal is to simply work for a big N company). The sooner I realized that, the sooner I was able to start working on my actual goals where the actions are vastly different than those of "getting into big N." e.g. I want to design software, but not necessarily at Google makes it a lot easier to achieve than saying it must be at Google. :)