Andreas Vlach
@vlach
Andreas Vlach
The imposter syndrome whispers: "You don't know enough yet." But knowing enough is a moving target. There's always another book to read, another expert to consult, another angle to consider. At some point, the pursuit of readiness becomes a sophisticated form of procrastination. We convince ourselves we're being responsible, thorough, professional,... See more
imposter syndrome is the price of showing up
adhd and Procrastination
When you’re stuck, ask yourself: what’s the simplest, worst version of this I can whip out in 15 minutes?
• Free-flow shitty first draft of a blog post
• 5-slide presentation with no design flourish
• Messy project mindmap in your notebook
Put a timer on and give... See more
Anne-Laure Le Cunfftwitter.comADHD prefrontal cortex shows 25% less activity during task switching.
Translation: Every "quick question" someone asks costs you 23 minutes of recovery time.
That helpful interruption?
Destroyed your afternoon.
You're not... See more
Jan De Keselsubstack.com
The things you think about determine the quality of your mind. Your soul takes on the color of your thoughts. —Meditations 5.16
? Is technology or culture the problem? and The Beautiful and the Sublime
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