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11 sats \ 0 replies \ @asterisk32 OP 14h \ parent \ on: Escaping Mediocrity I: 10 Reasons we find ourselves in mediocrity FiresidePhilosophy
Thanks for the feedback. I'll make the effort to make them clearer along with explanations in Escaping Mediocrity II.
The power we vest on politician makes most things they promise within their reach, makes it easy for some to believe them.
Summary, being HARD-CORE, long-hours with high intensty.
Oh and some Ketamine prescriptions for the depression that comes with all of it https://edition.cnn.com/2024/03/18/tech/elon-musk-ketamine-use-don-lemon-interview/index.html
Seems like to be him you've got to willing to, for lack of better phrasing, "TEAR YOUR HEART OUT"
My toxic trait is that I can be honest about things I'd rather not be truthful to people about.
My toxic trait is I expect people to meet me at the level I'm at instead of meeting them at the level they'll relate better to.
My toxic trait is that I assume I can fix everything and everyone
- Scan the book before reading it.
Going through glossary and reading subheadings is often good enough as reading the book. Summarize the book before in like 10 sentences before you read it.
- DO NOT read to understand EVERYTHING .
Only 20% of a books material is worth your time. Some content in books is almost common sense you'd have figured out by yourself.
- Use a pen/finger/cursor pointer to track where you reading.
Place it at beginning or end of the line you're reading, makes it easy for your eyes to track where you're reading.
- Read books on similar topics together.