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1. You might be leaking energy: Try write down the different activities you have done during coding over the past 10 years and see if any of theses activities has been antagonistic with each other. If you have found antagonistic activities,
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How to Focus on Your Goal
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Don't Hinge Your Career Earnings on Technical Skills Alone
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What a fascinating story. I think of success as having infinite patience for doing a few boring things repeatedly. Some other parts are having a higher mission to embrace the grind;Some call this purpose. Something else I have observed by s
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Great thread. It reminds me of reading Bezos annual shareholders letters. The culture of the place could be seen from reading those letters. A couple of those values since day one are: 1.We will continue to focus relentlessly on our custome
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Three Tactics to Enable Us Do Our Best Work
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Interesting article. One place where one needs to build resilience is in how we work and how we learn new things. The key thing is developing skillsets that enable us to go through life. Some key tools are: 1. Understanding how humans work:
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Humans and Work: Three Practical Tools to Turbo Charge How We Execute Our Work
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Hehey.
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Interesting idea. I am a firm believer in understanding ourselves through our actions. I wrote a bit about it in https://leveragethoughts.substack.com/p/three-actionable-ins...
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Do Not Engage the Mind in the Intense Pursuit of Too Many Things at Once
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Don't Hinge Your Life Earnings on Technical Skills Alone
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How Jeff Bezos Thinks
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There were those who saw his play. However there was another group of people that wondered the Amazon approach at that time.
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Some did. It's quite easy using hindsight bias to see how everything worked out.
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Love him or hate him, Jeff Bezos has been a legendary figure in the world of business for over 25 years now. His focus on the long term has led to the tremendous success Amazon has undergone. When he started selling just books, he was laug
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Jeff Bezos, Amazon and Thinking as a Means of Leverage
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The Cost of Success and How Some Paid for It
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Yup. I have a problem with “single most important”
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Being able to think quantitatively is very important but saying being capable of thinking quantitatively as the single most important thing is a abut suspect. There is also qualitative thinking which is criminally underrated. I reckon that
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Very interesting article. Focus, especially in our modern society, is a quality/trait that is quite difficult to re discover as adults.I say re discover because I "think" children have more focus than adults. My hypothesis is
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Concentration is indeed a powerful skill for any human to have. It gives one the ability to apply themselves at the task at hand. One thing that I have discovered is that one can’t concentrate intensely on different hard things at the same
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How to Improve Your Mind
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What Elon Musk Can Teach Us on Customer Service
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Not Do Many Things at Once
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Six Business Ideas from Jeff Bezos
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The Focus on the Goal Is the Way
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Goals and Achievement
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Set Your Personal Goal and Focus on It
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Attitude is what I like to think of as a qualitative marker for success. The defintion of attitude is quite nuanced. Attitude determines how you go about actions that can make or break your career. I wrote about this in https://l
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