4141: Speed Up by Steve Pavlina on Productivity | Optimal Living Daily: Healthy Habits & Motivation
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Episode 4141:
Steve Pavlina explains why using "enjoy the process" as cover for going slowly quietly kills the goals people care about. He describes finishing a four-year degree in eighteen months and how the higher tempo, not the lower one, made the work engaging. The piece is an argument for treating speed as a productivity tool and asking how a goal could be reached two or ten times faster.
Read along with the original article(s) here: https://stevepavlina.com/blog/2014/02/speed-up/ (https://stevepavlina.com/blog/2014/02/speed-up/)
Quotes to ponder:
"Fast tempo is HOW you enjoy the process."
"If you don't want them sooner, you probably don't want them."
"What I love about speed is that it pushes me not just to achieve the goal but also to become a better person along the way."
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