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Activities fall on a spectrum. At one end, those where you're judged by your best moments (like research: if you have 10 mediocre papers and 1 brilliant one, it's the latter that counts). At the other end, those where you're judged by your worst moments (like operating machinery)
Most activities fall somewhere in between. In general, you'll be happier and more productive if you pick challenges at the "best moments" end of the spectrum. Seek to do your best, don't just seek not to fail.
Oh yes, I think the latter kind includes most computer programming
I mean the former sounds great but somehow my planet's economic system mostly just wants us to operate machinery
I'm with you, but it's a different kind of risk, isn't it? In a lot of situations, you do 10 mediocre things and you get fired before you do the great one. You have to be willing to accept that and move forward with conviction.
"best moments" activities are also avoiding mistakes activities: Avoid mistakes that limit or eliminate the likelihood of "best moments" It's all about the processhttps://twitter.com/trylks/status/1448163659860037642 …
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