"You’re going to die one day, and none of this is going to matter. So enjoy yourself. Do something positive. Project some love. Make someone happy. Laugh a little bit. Appreciate the moment. And do your work."
- Naval Ravikant
Writing is like weightlifting for the brain. Re-writing is rethinking. It’s the best single best way to sharpen your ideas. And once your ideas are clear, you’ll be able to teach them to others.
David Perell
“When you work with your strengths, you can become truly great. When you try to improve your weaknesses, you only become mediocre at best.” — @DariusForoux https://t.co/70j0QdanE9
Much of our feel good neurochemistry is wired for release only after a mental struggle to arrive at some answer or insight. Learning (and applying knowledge) is the ultimate drug.
Hammer is a tool. You use it when needed and then put it down.
You don't carry your hammer everywhere, hammering everyone and everything you come across.
Similarly, your mind is also a tool. Learn to use it when needed, and put it down when its task is done.
@santicasanello Santi, a pesar de todo no hay clima extremo, ni terremotos, ni huracanes. Argentina es un país suave. Corrupto pero suave. Y no es sólo el clima... Acá se vive mejor que en muchos lados. No?
Si tuvieses energía extra, ¿cómo la usarías? ¿Cómo sería cada día de tu vida si saltaras de la cama, con pilas inagotables para realizar todas tus tareas y darle gas a cada uno de tus proyectos?
The optimal strategy might be executing a suboptimal plan at a fast pace.
Strategy evolves as lessons are learned—and the person who moves faster, learns faster.
Learning is a marathon and perfection is a weighted vest.