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“I think the problem was that the short term opportunity costs were too high when everything was on fire (which was often).” That’s such a sad way of thinking
by Ididntdothis 7y ago
“I think the problem was that the short term opportunity costs were too high when everything was on fire (which was often).”
That’s such a sad way of thinking but pretty common. In addition a lot of people seem to be thinking that if not everything is on fire all the time they are moving too slowly.
- gherkinnn 7y agoI found that a sustainable pace with short bursts of fire make for the fastest progress. Fires keep you on edge, show you what’s actually important, and help trim fat. But without long period of calm in between, I can’t consolidate what I’ve learned, nor build upon that wealth. Quite like endurance training, actually.