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For me, this feeling came from trying to stay on top of all the innovation happening out at the edge of problem domains. The thing is, none of those problems at
by r3trohack3r 4y ago
For me, this feeling came from trying to stay on top of all the innovation happening out at the edge of problem domains. The thing is, none of those problems at the edges applied to me. I was chasing them for the sake of chasing them.
Once I stopped chasing the outer edge of what everyone else was trying to solve, and instead focused on the problem directly in front of me, the anxiety of being on the technical treadmill went away. When I have a problem to solve, I research it. As the outer edges get figured out, they start forming boring tech. I try to keep things boring when doing research - and avoid running up the treadmill unless necessary.