What You Do Is Infinitely More Important

Lacking An External Focus, The Mind Turns Inward On Itself And Creates Problems To Solve, Even If The Problems Are Undefined Or Unimportant. If You Find A Focus, An Ambitious Goal That Seems Impossible And Forces You To Grow, These Doubts Disappear.

It Is Predicated On The Assumption That You Dislike What You Are Doing During The Most Physically Capable Years Of Your Life. This Is A Nonstarter—nothing Can Justify That Sacrifice.

What Do You Want?' Is Too Imprecise To Produce A Meaningful And Actionable Answer.

Doing The Unrealistic Is Easier Than Doing The Realistic.

Every Time I Find Myself Stressed Out, It's Because I Do Things Primarily Driven By Growth.