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“Less is more,” the “60% rule,” and “doing something extremely well” are really about the same thing: figure out the few things that truly matter, focus on them, and do them as well as you possibly can. For everything else, 60% is good enough.
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Lately, I feel like my brain is constantly looking for some kind of stimulation, and because of that, I end up consuming a lot of junk information. Maybe that’s just how the brain works. I need to learn how to quiet it down a little. When I have nothing to do, just sitting there, thinking, or spacing out is probably much better than constantly feeding my brain random information. Rubbish in, rubbish out.
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Realizing you’re just an ordinary person is one thing. Realizing that ordinary people can still do extraordinary things is another.
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Simplicity is where speed, excellence, focus, and putting the user first all come together.
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Humans can live to around 117, but the average lifespan is only about 73 years. Might as well do a few things that feel truly now or never.
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“Need” and “want” are different. A want is where the “why” eventually ends. You want it simply because you want it.
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Be different, rather than just better.
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