Great newsletter, thanks for sharing this different perspective. The grind culture is easily the “path of least resistance” for most people given the social and work structures which continually encourage this approach. Your viewpoint reminds me of the ideas shared by Robert Fritz on creating new structures that change the “path of least…
Great newsletter, thanks for sharing this different perspective. The grind culture is easily the “path of least resistance” for most people given the social and work structures which continually encourage this approach. Your viewpoint reminds me of the ideas shared by Robert Fritz on creating new structures that change the “path of least resistance” in your life to create satisfaction and fulfilment and James Currier’s interesting article about network effects and the unseen ways they impact our life and choices https://www.nfx.com/post/your-life-network-effects and while it’s definitely hard to make the change, it can be incredibly rewarding. Keep spreading the awesome message!
Great newsletter, thanks for sharing this different perspective. The grind culture is easily the “path of least resistance” for most people given the social and work structures which continually encourage this approach. Your viewpoint reminds me of the ideas shared by Robert Fritz on creating new structures that change the “path of least resistance” in your life to create satisfaction and fulfilment and James Currier’s interesting article about network effects and the unseen ways they impact our life and choices https://www.nfx.com/post/your-life-network-effects and while it’s definitely hard to make the change, it can be incredibly rewarding. Keep spreading the awesome message!
exactly - nowhere have i ever argued its “easier”