I agree with the premise of the article. The point being advocated is a direct challenge in the way goals are achieved in a set frame of timeline one is apporti

I agree with the premise of the article. The point being advocated is a direct challenge in the way goals are achieved in a set frame of timeline one is apportioned. It shows that you may be more efficient and perhaps more productive if you could push yourself harder. Setting unrealistic goals and achieving it or coming close doing so comes just short of what a philosopher eruditley noted as being of a great mind!  That is asking "thinking of things that are not in existence, and asking Why Not?" yes, that's what I truly think Joseph has done here! Challenging the norms and at the same time, proffering his own peculiar solution! Well done, dude!