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When I looked around, at the people five and ten years ahead of me, I saw I was on a path I didn’t want to be on. We often think, ‘once I get this promotion…’ or, ‘once I get that job title…’ What we should do is look at people past that promotion and with that job title. Does their life look like one you want for yourself? Are they who you want to be? Because that’s the trajectory you’re on.
9 Things I Learned From Ryan Holiday About Creativity, Productivity, and Life
billyoppenheimer.com
Break -- Now for where I'll shit on Evernote (and every other Notes app for the most part) --
A Brief Rant on Note-Tak...
@Conaw on Twitter
Loss aversion (a psychological theory by which a loss is more painful than a gain is pleasant): in Livy’s Annals (XXX, 21) Men feel the good less intensely than the bad.*6 Nearly all the letters of Seneca have some element of loss aversion. Negative advice (via negativa): We know the wrong better than what’s right; recall the superiority of the Silver over the Golden Rule.
Skin in the Game
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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