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- low-effort persistence: spreading skill acquisition over a long time rather than concentrated attempts. Eg. reading a foreign language tabloid on the bus from
by ggeorgovassilis 4y ago
- low-effort persistence: spreading skill acquisition over a long time rather than concentrated attempts. Eg. reading a foreign language tabloid on the bus from home to the office. Made me appreciate small victories and make better use of idle time.
- gym: my, rather pragmatic I believe, personality will often rationalise me out of making a concentrated effort. In the gym I step into a robertfrank615-type alter ego which pushes me through the pain of all those sets. The health benefits and the experience of doing something out-of-character improve every aspect of life.
- scheduling something fun for Monday: dance classes or debate club on Monday evening is the best way to exorcise those Monday blues.
- tolerating difficult people: those hidden gems have nowhere else to turn and become loyal friends and allies.
- keeping your enemy close: I keep myself informed on a low level of news from the opposite political spectrum, which helps me map those blind spots.
edit: blogging helps me organise my thoughts and compartmentalise knowledge https://blog.georgovassilis.com/ https://blog.georgovassilis.com/
- bartislartfast 4y ago> tolerating difficult people: those hidden gems have nowhere else to turn and become loyal friends and allies. Suddenly wondering if I'm someone else's difficult person. Probably my wife's
- AnimalMuppet 4y agoHeh. If you're only worried about your wife, you're probably doing better than me...