Neutered Ambition
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Neutered Ambition
It is in seeking a path with no risk, no mistakes, and no variation (stable income, clear promotion path) that Max has in fact exposed himself to a massive downside—getting fired at forty without a skillset for creating new systems or operating in complex environments, the metaphorical car falling on his head.
Taylor Pearson • The End of Jobs: Money, Meaning and Freedom Without the 9-to-5
know a guy in France that will take 2 months off and delete his whole inbox when he gets back
"if it's urgent, someone's already handled it
if it's important, they'll just send it again
if it's neither, then I don't care"
"if it's urgent, someone's already handled it
if it's important, they'll just send it again
if it's neither, then I don't care"
Outlook
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That is partly why ambition has become something of a dirty word. We assume that being ambitious means following a pre-written script and climbing a never-ending ladder, sometimes at the expense of other people.
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World
Gmail provided a full gigabyte of storage,