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> we were wrong that you will be happiest if you work on what you want I’m not sure that’s true. Perhaps the right conclusion would be “we were wrong that it w
by pansa2 6y ago
> we were wrong that you will be happiest if you work on what you want
I’m not sure that’s true. Perhaps the right conclusion would be “we were wrong that it would be best for the company if you work on what you want”.
- smabie 6y agoI mean, you think people are happy when they never get to finish their projects and no one ever gets to play their games? I certainly wouldn't be. In fact, I would start to question what I was doing with my life.
- erulabs 6y agoMy grandmother always said “if you want to have an unhappy life: just do whatever you want all the time”, and I think about it a lot when finishing a project. The first 50% of any project is so fun - the rest is hard work!
- justnotworthit 6y agoI'd like more details as well. I imagine the originators of an idea attracting a bunch of help, then when it got complicated and tough, they were willing to see it through but couldn't get support from the unconvinced. Rinse and repeat for 15 years.