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Yeah, but if you haven’t yet found something that works, then do the opposite. Do many many things at the same time.
by trefgin 5y ago
Yeah, but if you haven’t yet found something that works, then do the opposite. Do many many things at the same time.
- WJW 5y agoNot too many things though. Spreading yourself too thin is an excellent way to never become good enough at anything to reap the benefits of it.
- makapuf 5y agoAnd most importantly, stop doing things that not only don't work, but don't work well enough to make room for new opportunities to try.
- fookyong 5y agoThe article provides for this by saying that exploratory mode is fine. I recommend reading the article, it’s good.
- slver 5y agoSo the article suggests we either do one thing, or more than one thing. That's very valuable advice, thanks.
- navbaker 5y agoNo, it does not. The article says that exploratory mode is one necessary step toward ultimately narrowing down your focus.
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- slver 5y agoSo we need to do more than one thing, this helps us choose one thing and focus on it, then when we want to do something else, we do more than one thing again, and choose another one thing to focus on. Very wise. It gives us a specific order of doing things. Many things, then one thing, then many things, then one thing. I was kinda doing the opposite.