Attention and time feel infinite until you have to choose. A short case for doing less.
We treat attention like it is infinite and time like it is cheap. Both are lies we tell ourselves to avoid choosing.
Doing fewer things is not a productivity trick. It is a way of admitting that every yes spends a finite piece of your life.
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My first startup died quietly. What became obvious afterwards is what I keep coming back to.
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