I Gauge Success In Years, Not Weeks.

Requiring A Lot Of Time Does Not Make A Task Important.

The Decent Method You Follow Is Better Than The Perfect Method You Quit.

Excitement Is The More Practical Synonym For Happiness, And It Is Precisely What You Should Strive To Chase. It Is The Cure-all. When People Suggest You Follow Your "passion" Or Your "bliss," I Propose That They Are, In Fact, Referring To The Same Singular Concept: Excitement. This Brings Us Full Circle. The Question You Should Be Asking Isn't, "what Do I Want?" Or "what Are My Goals?" But "what Would Excite Me?"

There Are Two Synergistic Approaches For Increasing Productivity That Are Inversions Of Each Other: 1. Limit Tasks To The Important To Shorten Work Time (80/20). 2. Shorten Work Time To Limit Tasks To The Important (parkinson's Law). The Best Solution Is To Use Both Together: Identify The Few Critical Tasks That Contribute Most To Income And Schedule Them With Very Short And Clear Deadlines.

The Opposite Of Love Is Indifference, And The Opposite Of Happiness Is Boredom.