Margot
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Hi! My name is Margot, and this is my first attempt to cultivate a digital garden of my own :) Welcome!
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“Being vocal leads to being seen. Being seen leads to being remembered. Being remembered leads to being approached. Being approached leads to being sought after. And being sought after leads to freedom, options and choice.
Making a name for yourself is not about saying “look at me, look how good I am!”. It’s about throwing your hat in the ring and
... See moreThe attachment trap is too attached to past assumptions to see new high agency options. You become the man with a hammer who can only see a nail.
George Mack • High Agency In 30 Minutes
Write your thoughts down. Draw the problem. Use a whiteboard. Create a spreadsheet. Talk out loud to a smart person. Go for a walk or run with a specific question.
The act of transforming out of your head to another medium acts like a filtration system, removing the vague mud from your thinking.
Each time you transform your thoughts out of your head,... See more
The act of transforming out of your head to another medium acts like a filtration system, removing the vague mud from your thinking.
Each time you transform your thoughts out of your head,... See more
George Mack • High Agency In 30 Minutes
How to start acting faster — define the problem more clearly by transferring it onto a medium, don’t stay in your own head
To get different results, you will have to do things differently and do different things.
Brian P. Moran, Michael Lennington • The 12 Week Year: Get More Done in 12 Weeks than Others Do in 12 Months
Action bias. Football goalkeepers will jump to the left or right when facing penalties, even though statistically they'd be better off just staying in the middle. Action bias is the tendency to choose action over inaction, even where there's no indication that taking action will help. We tend to (falsely) equate activity with productivity & keeping... See more
Alternative view on action/high agency. More action doesn’t necessarily mean more/better/faster results