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I get it. The author is in a hurry. But it shows. The article contains perhaps two meaningful units of useful knowledge which the author somehow stretches into
by SanderNL 6y ago
I get it. The author is in a hurry. But it shows. The article contains perhaps two meaningful units of useful knowledge which the author somehow stretches into multiple pages. No disrespect intended, but to save your own time, you managed to waste mine. Not a good look IMHO.
tldr:
- Outsource what you can
- Move fast, don't get hung up on details
Relevant quote: "I didn't have time to write you a short letter, so I wrote you a long one."
- simplecto 6y agoThis is why I come right to the comments. Thank you.
- slx26 6y agoYeah. For perfectionists and procrastinators, it's good to focus more on small chunks of work in order to make more measurable progress... but in general, I feel that what the world needs is people moving less (movement is not always progress) and being more reflective. Working towards resilience and accessibility, not just output.
- fleischhauf 6y agoI feel the same way every time i read all those productivity tips like time boxing. No one seems to like to reflect on things