Mmmm... Mastery, legacy, freedom and patience.
Things to make you go Mmmm…
by Darien J
"To encourage creativity by sharing more inspiration than any electronic artist.”
Three thoughts for your creativity and one on mine.
3 for you:
3 steps to mastery.
“See.
Most of what we know comes from other people. The ease of learning from others determines, to a large extent, how quickly we can improve.
Do.
Mastery requires practice. But not just any practice will do. Our brains our fantastic effort-saving machines, which can be both a tremendous advantage and a curse.
Feedback.
Progress requires iterative adjustment. Not just the red stroke of a teacher’s pen, but contact with the reality we’re trying to influence. When we’re able to learn from the example of other people, practice extensively ourselves, and get reliable feedback, rapid progress results.” - Scott H. Young
What do you want to be known for?
“Advice I got early in my career: Don’t over-engage in any controversy unless you are willing to stake your entire reputation on it. Rather, keep focused on discovering new things & creating, or else you become known for the controversy & nothing else; there is no going back.” - Dr Andrew Huberman
The path to freedom.
“Being willing to disappoint people is the only way to be truly free.” - Mark Manson
1 from me
Patience Is a Competitive Advantage.
“Most people underestimate how long meaningful work takes.
Not because they’re lazy. Because modern culture rewards speed and visible results.
But depth doesn’t happen quickly.
Skills mature slowly. Reputation forms quietly. Good work often needs time to become obvious.
Patience filters people out.
Those who stay long enough eventually find themselves in smaller and smaller company.”