The worst thing about the modern world is, that you have to constantly prove yourself. In the past, you lived in a small community, usually had one job your entire life, and so it was not difficult to establish credibility.… Read More »Constantly proving yourself
Sometimes it is enough that someone notices you. You have a lot on your plate, you are frustrated, but your boss just meets with you and asks how it goes. You tell them and you feel better. They cannot help… Read More »Being noticed
It is not a good feeling, finding yourself on a boat with nobody at the helm. You have several options, tough at that point
A lot of people want to tell others how to live, what to wear, what to do base on their so-called principles. This is not a good way to live a life. I actually like principles. I have a lot… Read More »Being principled
[Jocko Podcast] 446: Using Asymmetric Warfare To Even The Odds In Competition #jockoPodcasthttps://podcastaddict.com/jocko-podcast/episode/179072332 via @PodcastAddict
It is not hard seeing, that something is wrong. At work or in your life. Process sucks. You sleep too little. Much harder is to fix such stuff. Even when they are trivial, most people will avoid fixing it unless… Read More »Knowing what is wrong vs. fixing it
“In Soviet Russia there is a story of a shoe factory that was pressured to increase production, as measured by quantity of shoes produced. However, the factory was a bit short on materials. So to increase production, the factory decided… Read More »Recommended Read: Soviet Shoe Factory Principle
Small mistakes are easy to catch and fix. A tax collector will sooner notice one person not filing papers for two jobs than a big corporation messing their taxes. Small mistakes are not unimportant. But if we only focus on… Read More »Small mistakes are easy to catch
Everything in our lives was once new. And we resisted. Some things stuck, and now they became the new normal. It was not new to us anymore, it was how it is. Even more, how it always was. People are… Read More »New Thing vs. New Normal