Go Deeper, Not Wider
I keep imagining a tradition I’d like to invent. After you’re established in your career, and you have some neat stuff in your house, you take a whole year in which you don’t start anything new or acquire any new possessions you don’t need. No new hobbies, equipment, games, or books are allowed during this year. Instead, you have to
Go Deeper, Not Wider Switch to mobile version Raptitude.com Menu About Archives Experiments Courses Contact Best posts RSS Go Deeper, Not Wider { comments closed } 17.5k Facebook Email 91 Pinterest 17 Reddit Share 17.6k SHARES I keep imagining a tradition I’d like to invent. After you’re established in your career, and you have some neat stuff in your house, you take a whole year in which you don’t start anything new or acquire any new possessions you don’t need. No new hobbies, equipment, games, or books are allowed during this year. Instead, you have to find the value in what you already own
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