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Similar observation here. I can't change jack-shit about my habits if I don't engineer my environment to make it happen. I suspect that's basically the norm for
by handrous 5y ago
Similar observation here. I can't change jack-shit about my habits if I don't engineer my environment to make it happen. I suspect that's basically the norm for most people, and the author's observation that kids transparently work this way is spot-on—but so do most adults.
The biggest impediment these days is ubiquitous, always-on Internet. In some ways I miss when it was a place you had to go (a physical desktop sitting somewhere) and something you had to decide to turn on (with some delay, so you wouldn't do it on a whim), as in the dial-up days.
- WJW 5y agoQuite so. If you spend some time to improve your environment when you are on your "A-game" so to speak, it will not tempt you to do dumb shit when C-game time arrives. Everyone has ups and downs due to being tired or stressed, but how much they affect your life can definitely be improved.