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I've always preferred articles that focus on what someone did rather than what someone would do. It's so hard to stick to a plan like this once you get going;
by fallentimes 18y ago
I've always preferred articles that focus on what someone did rather than what someone would do.
It's so hard to stick to a plan like this once you get going; too many external factors you can't control.
- josefresco 18y agoDid or doing, not 'would do' or "should have done" or "will do"
- fallentimes 18y agoEr yeah what you said.
- andrewhyde 18y agoI think a little of both goes a long way. Often articles with 'what I did' don't admit the luck that it somewhat takes.