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“Talk either leads to action or substitutes for action.
Two friends discuss their dreams. One describes starting a business, solving a problem mid-conversation, and immediately making a call. The other talks about a novel they’ve been “writing” for years but never seem to make progress on.
Build, don’t babble.”
Two friends discuss their dreams. One describes starting a business, solving a problem mid-conversation, and immediately making a call. The other talks about a novel they’ve been “writing” for years but never seem to make progress on.
Build, don’t babble.”
Farnam Street • The Two Types of Talk
And while these folks consume a large portfolio of “things”, they tend to use very few of them. And even these few do get abandoned when the next so-called “easy” or “trendy” way to lose weight, get attention, appreciation, and/or money comes by.
Opportunity seekers do all possible to avoid the truth. And the truth is that progress and results take
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the problem with optionality - it's a polite type of hoarding #mow
A real spiritual attack, in the form of temptation, tells you that the way to endure sin is to sin.
Jackie Hill Perry • Upon Waking
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