“Platitudes of Doom” agileotter.blogspot.com/2009/08/platit…

Calling Out B.S. For What It Is mikesturm.medium.com/calling-out-b-…

I'd never seen this distinction before between 2 kinds of goals, but kudos to a poster on Reddit's r/productivity for making it. It's part of a decent post about crafting yearly goals: reddit.com/r/productivity…

When Less Really Is More link.medium.com/D0wFdVRO2mb

We often think of distractions as external to us. But Nir Eyal makes the excellent point here that even when it seems like distractions come from outside--they're inside of us. youtu.be/CjFcP4yv-Mc?t=…

You CAN do 10 big, awesome, important things in the next year. You CAN'T do 10 big, awesome, important things in the next day. Forgetting this is the cause of a lot of frustration.

“How to Multiply Your Time” Some great ways of looking at time and task management here. youtube.com/watch?v=y2X7c9…

So much for “give me 6 hours to chop down a tree, and I’ll spend the first 4 sharpening the axe…” facilethings.com/blog/en/planni…

A great article on what values are, why they’re helpful, and how to define yours: mindtools.com/pages/article/…

Time planning vs. Time Doing Ratio. an interesting alternative view on Abraham Lincoln‘s “the first four hours sharpening the axe” facilethings.com/blog/en/planni…

“What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?” link.medium.com/5fENFhCS1nb

skooloflife.medium.com/the-disadvanta…

“The 2,000 Year Old Temple Inscriptions That Sum Up How Self-Improvement Works” link.medium.com/dHsIl7paKob

“If you listen longer than most people listen, you will hear things that most people never hear.” - Carey Nieuwhof c/o ⁦Greg McKeown⁩, in his helpful daily email.

The only thing better than having an awesome job is having a whole day devoted to celebrating you for doing it. I’m already having a great Fathers’ Day, and I hope all you fathers and father figures are as well.

You could do a lot worse in terms of advice. Courtesy of Bertrand Russell tiktok.com/t/ZTRNWMGWf/?k…

Boy did SO much of this thread resonate…

I love the notion of the "marketplace" of ideas. There's so much variety & action: discussion, innovation, negotiation, valuation, trends, profit & loss. It's exciting. But when the variety is gone and the only actions are attacks--that's not a marketplace, it's a battlefield.