I loved this, especially after being wrong-footed by the title into thinking it would be scathing about 'Mediocre Man'. Actually I've read enough of Paul's work to doubt that statement, but this piece really caught me off-guard even with that knowledge. It's an example of what it's about: finding the sweet spot, 'by liking what you do, y…
I loved this, especially after being wrong-footed by the title into thinking it would be scathing about 'Mediocre Man'. Actually I've read enough of Paul's work to doubt that statement, but this piece really caught me off-guard even with that knowledge. It's an example of what it's about: finding the sweet spot, 'by liking what you do, you will inevitably form a positive relationship with your work and want to do more of it.'
I loved this, especially after being wrong-footed by the title into thinking it would be scathing about 'Mediocre Man'. Actually I've read enough of Paul's work to doubt that statement, but this piece really caught me off-guard even with that knowledge. It's an example of what it's about: finding the sweet spot, 'by liking what you do, you will inevitably form a positive relationship with your work and want to do more of it.'