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Or more likely to not accomplish whatever is on the list. I read a study that claimed that the act of sharing what you intend to do makes you believe you are ma
by tjoff 14y ago
Or more likely to not accomplish whatever is on the list. I read a study that claimed that the act of sharing what you intend to do makes you believe you are making progress before you even started - and making it more likely that you will not accomplish whatever you had intended.
This most likely varies a lot depending on the person. For me, telling someone what I intend to do is a good motivator (although I'm sure it would loose its value if I abused it).