3-2-1: The work required to be happy, and important lessons that aren't taught in school - James Clear
3 IDEAS FROM ME I. “You are the average of the 5 habits you repeat most.” II. “Speed is perpetually undervalued. Asking that person out today means you get to live more of your life with them and less of your life waiting. Starting your business today means you begin learning immediately and have more […]
3 IDEAS FROM ME I. “You are the average of the 5 habits you repeat most.” II. “Speed is perpetually undervalued. Asking that person out today means you get to live more of your life with them and less of your life waiting. Starting your business today means you begin learning immediately and have more time to figure out what works. Go fast. The future is never guaranteed and the right time may never come.” III. “Many people won’t attempt something unless they can find an example of someone else who is already doing it. Rely on this type of thinking too much and you’ll never do…
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