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I'm shocked that no one else read this article, then thought to themselves, "I've made both of those mistakes before". I know I have. In order to get somethin
by wtvanhest 14y ago
I'm shocked that no one else read this article, then thought to themselves, "I've made both of those mistakes before". I know I have. In order to get something really big accomplished I have to break it in to parts and just work away at it.
My biggest failures early on were due to not knowing how to chip away, and my biggest successes have been from chipping away. Breaking a big goal in to parts and in the paraphrased words of Steve Jobs, knowing the dots will eventually connect.
I read this 3 or 4 hours ago and couldn't wait to come back to the comments but I guess I'm the only one that felt that way.
I really enjoyed reading the post today because I was having a tough challenge the last 5 days or so and it made me go back, rethink where I need to be next step and take a smaller piece first, then worry about the big execution later.
- niels_olson 14y agoDuring the last Superbowl a friend quipped, at an Indian restaurant, regarding Steve Jobs's cancer, borrowing from Feynman: "He could pitch anyone. But no one can pitch nature. You can't pitch nature."