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I don’t think it’s cheap advice. He may have spent a lot of time writing it. The only thing I read that was humorous and slightly wrong was the interesting tak
by 5600k 6y ago
I don’t think it’s cheap advice. He may have spent a lot of time writing it.
The only thing I read that was humorous and slightly wrong was the interesting take on meditation: getting bored more often.
I enjoy quiet, so I’d be a “zen master” according to the post, at least for some minutes each day. But those who know me would not confuse me with a zen master.
- rchaud 6y agoThe advice may sound formulaic, but that's because there are only so many ways you can talk about productivity and procrastination. The fundamental issues being addressed are always the same: distractions, instant gratification, poor discipline, lack of measurable goals etc.