Remarkable People Are Weirdly Unremarkable 🤔
They're just really good at dealing with boredom
IDEAS THAT MAKE SENSE:
Fun is the key to building a long term habit: Optimising for fun will lead to a more sustainable habit.
To-do lists are a productivity hack: The key is to not overwhelm yourself.
Most successful people are remarkably unremarkable: They just do the boring stuff really well.
Storytelling is a superpower: Brands, movies, everything is a story.
CONTENT FROM ME:
Recently I’ve been thinking about side hustles and how things seem to have taken a turn for the uber-serious and the somewhat overexaggerated. I wrote yesterday about the benefit of side hustling mindfully and I really believe in that.
The article: A Mindful Side Hustle ✍️
A snippet:
Deliberate practice makes a mindful practice
“Deliberate practice refers to a special type of practice that is purposeful and systematic.“ — James Clear
Writing has become a practice for me. It’s become a therapy; I’ll find myself falling down overthinking rabbit holes if I don’t write. That’s a good thing.
It means I have something that allows my brain to dump its thoughts elsewhere and it feels to me, somehow, like I’m making room for new thoughts. And letting go of old ones. It helps me stay balanced.
But when something becomes a therapy and a habit you’ve hit the big time.
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