I see more and more posts on push yourself, motivational quotes or telling not to act like a loser.
Those are ideal scenarios.
What I don’t see is the “influencers” don’t give the reason to understand why that thing’s happening in the first place & then how to overcome it.
@perplexity_ai needs to do a lot of work in memory training and recall. It needs more cross-chat reference interpretation training.
@AskPerplexity, put this as a suggestion for the engineering team.
Learning mindset does not mean people like to be glued to the screen and compete a course, or read a book, or take classes.
It is recording every bit of life in your brain or book that you find fascinating and novel.
Instead of dwelling on negative thoughts, reframe your mindset to believe that you can attract whatever you desire. Shift your focus away from what you shouldn’t do and towards what you should do.
It’s not that we shouldn’t have numerous goals; it’s just that we can set a lot of goals based on effective time management and organizational skills.
One can achieve a lot only if one commits fully.
@mskoriwilson This is the actual definition of freedom coming from owning a business.
People always idealise of working on their own terms, from a beach in a laptop, or getting work done by others.
It’s actually this.
It’s the vision that makes you work overtime while leading others.
If you know your destination, it will motivate you to get up and go each morning because it brings you closer to achieving your goals in your vision.
Having a vision is crucial.
Having an end point is too.
Having the same mindset to solve a problem that led you to that problem in the first place is akin to expecting different results with the same routine.
This doesn’t make sense.
If you find yourself jumping from one task to another, one project to another, without fully completing them, identify the underlying reason.
Is it ADHD, lack of interest or a not a passion-driven task?
The latter will lead to a finding sense of purpose - Explore more.
Sometimes simple habits can add up and develop or even replace a fully functional routine like keeping things in place after using them eliminates the need to dedicated organizing session.
Build those habits!
The best thing I did is make a system for the overwhelming number of tasks.
• I made a list
• Categorised it
• Sorted it as I wanted
• Scheduled it on calendar
• Finally, had a focus view of the due task
I built this on Notion.
Doesn’t matter where, but build a system.