Discipline Without the Dogma
I resonate with this hard - felt like reading an internal dialogue. I feel like this is the missing piece to the “improve by 1% daily” framework
ooh you're right, this does pair well with that mindset for sure—if you optimize for improving a TINY bit, you'll improve a ton at scale, over time
we sometimes forget we have to be patient with the process :)
dang yeah, makes me want to write the book on improving by the margin/1% 👀
Felt like I was talking to myself.
Having seen McKinsey level structure in my life, I just believe that level of structure hard wires people to quit and ignores the first principle that structuring should making achieving objectives easier not harder!
I resonate with this hard - felt like reading an internal dialogue. I feel like this is the missing piece to the “improve by 1% daily” framework
ooh you're right, this does pair well with that mindset for sure—if you optimize for improving a TINY bit, you'll improve a ton at scale, over time
we sometimes forget we have to be patient with the process :)
dang yeah, makes me want to write the book on improving by the margin/1% 👀
Felt like I was talking to myself.
Having seen McKinsey level structure in my life, I just believe that level of structure hard wires people to quit and ignores the first principle that structuring should making achieving objectives easier not harder!