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>Routines and habits don't always help. I would argue that if you're putting yourself under so much long-term stress that you can't maintain healthy habits at
by AussieWog93 5y ago
>Routines and habits don't always help.
I would argue that if you're putting yourself under so much long-term stress that you can't maintain healthy habits at all, you're basically guaranteed to go insane and fail.
- ekanes 5y agoNo, you’re guaranteed to suffer. All of the biggest companies start this way. I’m not saying this is great for you, or even that it’s required to do big things, but to say you’ll fail isn’t true. This suffering is a function of your startup’s rate of growth.
- AussieWog93 5y ago>All of the biggest companies start this way. Do they, though? I feel it's more instinct people have that sacrifice leads to reward, when in fact the people who suffer the most for too long drive themselves into a ditch.
- pydry 5y agoYeah, I dont think this is true either. It's a mix of a belief in the intrinsic effectiveness of the frugal protestant work ethic and credulity of the successful founders who hitch themselves to it when they write their origin story.