3-2-1: On the power of attitude, and the importance of making mistakes - James Clear
3 IDEAS FROM ME I. “Anxiety is thought without control. Flow is control without thought.” II. “One sign you haven’t done enough reading is if you find yourself agreeing with whatever book you read last. At first, it’s easy to be swayed by any reasonable argument. Once you’ve read a lot, you can see that […]
3 IDEAS FROM ME I. “Anxiety is thought without control. Flow is control without thought.” II. “One sign you haven’t done enough reading is if you find yourself agreeing with whatever book you read last. At first, it’s easy to be swayed by any reasonable argument. Once you’ve read a lot, you can see that even the best arguments have limitations.” III. “We want solutions, but what we really need are attitudes. You don’t need abs, but rather an attitude of training. You don’t need the answer, but rather an attitude of curiosity. You don’t need an easier life, but rather an attitude of…
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