One thing I've learned as an adult that I didn't realize as a kid is how precisely you have to aim at a goal to hit it. If you choose to optimize something even slightly off to the side, you'll sometimes achieve almost nothing toward your intended goal.
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Is your current success the result of highly focused goals or a side optimization? Curious whether your current path was always the goal or became the goal.
It's the result of alternating periods of not having goals, and then having very specific ones. Sort of like a soccer player during a game. Sometimes you're just drifting in the right general direction, other times you're going all out for a 50-50 ball.
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That’s a really great description. I guess a large majority of smart people end up drifting along in the right direction but not able to learn to identify the right paas that could help score a goal. Or maybe that’s just me.
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The smart people that I know specifically look for this right pass.
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Mm, love this description of achieving success. It resonates
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Get in position (discovery), attack (MVP), recover (pivot) or strike (raise)
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That’s a great mentality Kind of like taking planned breaks between sets while exercising
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I believe the alternating periods help choose what to be precise at. If you are too precise at a specific thing from the start you'll keep your possibilities narrow without exploring better things you can be precise at.
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