You can understand a reaction and still repeat it.
Turbo-Suslik 2.1 - Engineer's Edition is a framework for working with automatic mental reactions.
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"Two more weeks of grinding" has been the plan for six months. At some point the emergency becomes the business model. Your exhaustion isn't a scheduling typo.
#Burnout
The update took longer than the work. You shipped a thread about not shipping the feature. The audience got content. The customer is still waiting.
#BuildInPublic
Your Notion dashboard has a page for every ambition and a template for every delay. The one thing it can't organize is your willingness to begin.
#Productivity
The market rejected the product. You spent a month redesigning the pitch instead of talking to the people who said no. A prettier explanation is a remarkably expensive substitute for feedback.
#Startups
The company funds a wellbeing app but won't reduce an impossible workload. Support becomes awkward when the employee is expected to adapt and the source of strain isn't.
#WorkplaceWellbeing
$300 MRR. No employees. A 20-post thread on leadership. Meanwhile, one awkward customer email has been unanswered for three days. Start with the employee you actually have: yourself.
#IndieHackers
The supplement budget is $300 a month. The conversation you've avoided is free. Price is doing a lot of work in your definition of "optimization."
#Biohacking
Your codebase has a bug tracker. Your workday has the same avoidable argument every Monday. One system gets investigated. The other gets called "just how I am."
#Startups