3-2-1: Starting vs. finishing, and the value of trying differently - James Clear
3 IDEAS FROM ME I. “I recently found a box filled with notes I wrote to myself years ago. I like this one: 1. Know what you want. 2. Go after it relentlessly.” II. “You’re more likely to unlock a big leap in performance by trying differently than by trying harder. You might be able […]
3 IDEAS FROM ME I. “I recently found a box filled with notes I wrote to myself years ago. I like this one: 1. Know what you want. 2. Go after it relentlessly.” II. “You’re more likely to unlock a big leap in performance by trying differently than by trying harder. You might be able to work 10% harder, but a different approach might work 10x better. Remain focused on the core problem, but explore a new line of attack. Persistence is not just about effort, but also strategy. Don’t merely try harder, try differently.” III. “First or last? Sometimes the first move is the most…
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