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Pursue Mastery, Not Status
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Refine your intuition, and trust your judgment.
Pursue Mastery, Not Status Archive ↓ Best Posts All Posts Recent Posts Newsletter Book Courses ↓ Thinking In Stories The Examined Writer Reflections Pursue Mastery, Not Status By Lawrence Yeo Progress is determined by how it is measured. If money is what you desire, then your bank account balance will indicate how secure you feel over time. If fitness is your goal, then the frequency of your workouts will outline your growth trajectory. For something so complicated as human existence, we’ve done a good job creating straightforward metrics to quantify our various desires. Diets have calories, c
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