productivity
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Ninety percent of the things you do in a day are useless. And since days make up your life, this is a pretty important issue. It’s hard to understand the value of things in the moment because everything that feels urgent seems important. Most of the time, it’s not even urgent—it just feels that way.…
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I can do deep work. The problem is starting, confusion, and stopping too early. That’s not a discipline problem. It’s a nervous system problem. Before I start, everything feels heavy. After I start, it doesn’t. So the feeling before starting is unreliable. Confusion feels like difficulty, but it’s usually ambiguity. If I reduce the step…
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I have always admired people who work with intense focus and accomplish significant tasks. Their dedication inspires me to push my limits and see what my mind is truly capable of achieving. The stories of Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Thomas Edison even fictional figures like Tony Stark and Bruce Wayne—who were known for concentrating…
