“Fall in love with some activity, and do it! Nobody ever figures out what life is all about, and it doesn’t matter. Explore the world. Nearly everything is really interesting if you go into it deeply enough."
You should rarely, if ever, give away your attention carelessly.
Money can be earned back. Time cannot.
Your attention is the most intimate currency you possess—it is your finite experience of being alive. Be careful what you spend it on.
Even with the most advance technology, human beings cannot do things that our biology doesn't allow us to do. We will continuously keep reverting back to our normal base behaviour.
@kethan228921@readswithravi I think he means that if you have talent, and good opportunities, that alone won't make you great. Suffering is necessary to build a strong character , which leads to greatness eventually
How do you actually improve your focus in a world designed to break it?
Real answer: your brain isn’t broken—you’ve just trained it to expect an exit every 20 seconds.
Focus comes back when escape isn’t so easy.
3 things to fix:
You can’t sit still anymore
The second something
gets slow, you reach for your phone.
That’s the habit.
Do the opposite—stay. Even when it feels annoying.
You keep “half-doing” everything
A bit of this, a bit of that, nothing really done.
Pick one thing. Close the rest. Finish it like it matters.
Your tasks are too vague
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