The Ninety-Minute Quarterly Review
A year is too long to notice you’ve drifted. A week is too short to see a pattern. Four times a year, I sit down with coffee and three questions, and it’s the most useful ninety minutes I spend.
A year is too long to notice you’ve drifted. A week is too short to see a pattern. Four times a year, I sit down with coffee and three questions, and it’s the most useful ninety minutes I spend.
Discipline is usually framed as force: making yourself do what you do not want. It is more accurately a memory problem, and it gets easier when you solve the right one.
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