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I'm another believer that focussing in 1 thing is overestimated. "There’s a myth when it comes to what we’ve been taught about focus. Doing only 1 thing isn’t
by humbertomn 12y ago
I'm another believer that focussing in 1 thing is overestimated.
"There’s a myth when it comes to what we’ve been taught about focus. Doing only 1 thing isn’t focusing. It’s essentially just doing 1 thing. Following a course of action until completion is FOCUS" - Hodan Ibrahim
Interesting related read: http://www.psychotactics.com/blog/psychological-marketing-myth-focus/ http://www.psychotactics.com/blog/psychological-marketing-my...
- darkFunction 12y agoI struggle to focus on more than one thing, in programming and in life, one thing is intensely the single focus of all my passion and energy until one day it is not.
- humbertomn 12y agoMaybe it's hard to measure what exactly is the 1 thing. In my typical day in my early stage project, I still have to code a few hours per day in addition to managing design work, doing initial marketing strategy and testing some campaigns, talking to customers, investors and mentors and making lots of decisions. I still spend around 40mins in stuff from my previous startup which I'm not officially in operations anymore, but still have to help with some things. On top of all that, I created a side project and built a team to run it and will be doing only mentoring, and this can be a great help to my oficial project. So, I'm not saying this is the ideal setup... Of course a lot will change once the company starts to grow and we are able to hire more people, but I can say at the end of the day I'm pretty happy with my production and already thinking about the next day of work.