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I agree that this could be a really effective approach, and I did consider it, particularly because I'm a Christian and I spent more time reading this book than
by ryanwaggoner 16y ago
I agree that this could be a really effective approach, and I did consider it, particularly because I'm a Christian and I spent more time reading this book than I do reading my Bible :)
Actually, you've just given me an idea; I'm going to put together something like this for hackers and founders. Come to think of it, that's a little of what we're doing at http://hn.21times.org http://hn.21times.org, though the articles are too long for this kind of repetitive reading. Any suggestions?
- mmavnn 16y agoProverbs. It conveniently has 31 chapters (one for each day of the month) and is full of useful... well, proverbs. The mix of the painfully down to earth and strongly God centred is helpful sometimes as well. Edit: this isn't so much a suggestion to founders/hackers in general, more to the Christian ones given your comment above. Plenty of good stuff in there for everyone, though.
- ssing 16y agoThese are some of my positive mantras I got from a book that had been very helpful. Replace "I have to" with "I choose to" "I must finish" with "When can I start" "This is so big" with "I can take a small step" "I must be perfect" with "I can be human" "I don't have time to play" with "I must take time to play"