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A proper to-do list is just a set of clear goals for your day. At a very basic level, this is exactly what the road to impossible looks like—a well-crafted to-do list, executed daily. Each item on that list originated with your massively transformative purpose, was chunked down into a high, hard goal, then further reduced to what you can do today

encapsulate the most important building block of logical arguments: logical implication.

He incorporates physically demanding work into regular life to get out of the headspace and “above the shoulders” world of software and the internet, and engage other practical senses and skills (gardening, woodworking, repairs) that ground you in the present.

Study after study shows that individuals who are motivated correct more naturally—and more correctly, so to speak—than those who are not.

“that sheer amount of lesson or practice time is not a good indicator of exceptionality.”

we follow the “do something” principle, failure feels unimportant.

ChatGPT’s output is the average of the internet. It has seen the best and worst of human work, from angsty teenage fan fiction to the collected works of Ernest Hemingway, and everything in between. But because it is the average, the default response you get is often undifferentiated and bland. ChatGPT is capable of doing almost anything—you just

the only way to know you’ve identified the right pressures is to use them to build interventions that actually change behavior.

#1—Less is often more when it comes to instructions For whatever reason, the presence of certain words can skew LLMs into unexpected behaviors. Additional instructions will often go ignored until you remove the offending words or instructions. Recent research shows that a less-is-more approach seems to work for LLMs on a pretty profound level. For