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There was a period in his career when Seth Rogen would feel terrible after watching a great movie. A writer, actor, and director himself, he’d burn with envy, measuring his writing, acting, and directing against the writing, acting, and directing of whatever brilliant thing he’d just watched. Then he’d go back to his own work and start twisting and
... See moreTED’S 24 RULES FOR READING
- Reading shouldn’t be a goal —instead it ought to be cultivated as a habit .
- It should be a relaxing and enjoyable habit, something you look forward to each day. That’s why setting too many reading goals will be counterproductive. It will put pressure on you, and that’s the opposite of relaxation.
- Remember that this is a
Ted Gioia • My 24 Rules for Reading
Money prevents dissatisfaction.
It does not create motivation.
Once basic needs are met, money becomes:
• a signal
• a scoreboard
• a proxy for respect
But the thing that makes people show up energized is rarely the paycheck.
The real drivers:
1. Autonomy — “Let me own my thing.”
2. Mastery — “Let me get better at something meaningful.”
3. Purpose — “Let me
