Turns out there’s nothing to fix
Great reflection Rik. Love the “what got me here, won’t get me there” message and scaffolding analogy. Did you just wipe out an entire book industry ;)?
Thanks John hahaha. Imagine if I'd have that kind of influence. Still, some of the books were massive helps, just not indefinitely :)
Love this outlook, I could use some of this. The note is very easy to read. Great job Rik!
Haha, thank you Gautham :)
I think it’s smart to notice the moment when progress transforms from wind in your sails to an arduous grind.
That’s usually a sign that it’s time to move in a new direction.
Leaving survival mode is a big and often overlooked graduation. I like how you framed it :)
Thanks Jon :) Funny that the 'grind' is even difficult to notice. Btw, I like the word 'graduation' in this context.
Great reflection Rik. Love the “what got me here, won’t get me there” message and scaffolding analogy. Did you just wipe out an entire book industry ;)?
Thanks John hahaha. Imagine if I'd have that kind of influence. Still, some of the books were massive helps, just not indefinitely :)
Love this outlook, I could use some of this. The note is very easy to read. Great job Rik!
Haha, thank you Gautham :)
I think it’s smart to notice the moment when progress transforms from wind in your sails to an arduous grind.
That’s usually a sign that it’s time to move in a new direction.
Leaving survival mode is a big and often overlooked graduation. I like how you framed it :)
Thanks Jon :) Funny that the 'grind' is even difficult to notice. Btw, I like the word 'graduation' in this context.