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Not much has changed unless yourself did. Then fundamentals still stand: - figure out what you want - figure out how to get it First point is the hardest. Sin
by pryelluw 4y ago
Not much has changed unless yourself did. Then fundamentals still stand:
- figure out what you want
- figure out how to get it
First point is the hardest. Since most of us don’t really know what we want. We might describe an incomplete picture at best. Hardly a clear vision. So start with what you don’t want and go from there.
Second point is about organizational skills. Research, plan, execute, iterate. Rinse and repeat.
Don’t forget to be kind to yourself. The world is has enough without an enemy within.
- prox 4y agoYeah, that sounds somewhat familiar. To add, I recently read this book :“love+work” by Marcus Buckingham. His insights are really good at what decades of research have taught him about loving your work (and how to get there)
- pryelluw 4y agoLove the work? No, not at all. Love one aspect, part, degree, radian, whatever of it. Just one thing. Don’t go for full on love. Cause you fall out of love and then what? Love a part of it and then you can keep it going for longer.
- prox 4y agoOh, to be clear, that is exactly what he mentions in the book, that you need only get specific about the part you love.