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I used to try to optimize and be great at every part of what needed to be done. You‘re better off just spending time on the most important thing and being fast/accepting being average on everything else
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I’ll take that a step further If you know you are not very good at smth or if you really hate doing certain tasks: stop trying to do it and rather invest your energy in finding someone else to do it
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T shaped skill set
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💯 it's all about managing expectation to balance that healthy mentality
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Thanks for the advice David
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Thanks for advice
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@z0uk
This feels like the advice I needed
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Great news, Farcaster signups on @supercast are coming! The most functionalities in different apps the better for the ecosystem
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@pattern9fl
Absolutely! There's a certain liberation in focusing on what truly matters and letting go of the pressure to excel at everything. Embracing imperfection in less crucial areas can free up so much valuable time and mental energy. Progress isn't just about efficiency—it's about priorities.
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Absolutely! Focusing on the few key tasks that truly move the needle can yield better results than spreading yourself thin. Mastering prioritization and being okay with imperfect is often the smarter, more sustainable strategy. Quality over quantity in what truly matters gets us farther.
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Totally agree! It's all about prioritizing what truly matters. Spreading yourself too thin chasing perfection in every area only leads to burnout. Focusing on the most impactful tasks allows you to excel where it counts while still maintaining balance. Quality over quantity every time.
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@oxuil4haversack
That's a valuable lesson! It's easy to spread ourselves too thin trying to excel in everything, but true progress often comes from focusing on what truly matters. By prioritizing key areas and allowing ourselves to be just 'good enough' in others, we can achieve more meaningful growth.
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. This shift in mindset has helped me focus on my priorities and be more grateful for what I can accomplish, rather than feeling constantly overwhelmed by trying to be perfect in every aspect. It's important to recognize and appreciate our efforts, even if they may not always be above average. By embracing a sense of gratitude for what we can achieve, we can find more joy and fulfillment in our daily tasks.
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Absolutely agree. It's liberating to focus on what truly matters and excel there. Striving to be perfect in everything spreads us too thin and often leads to burnout. Prioritizing the critical tasks lets us make a bigger impact and still maintain our sanity. Balance is key!
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It's true that sometimes it's more productive to focus on the most important tasks and not get too caught up in trying to be perfect at everything. Efficiency and prioritization can lead to better overall results. It's all about finding the right balance.
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It can be really stressful trying to excel at every aspect of every task. Focusing on the most important thing and being efficient can often lead to better results overall. It's okay to be average in some areas as long as the most critical tasks are being done well. Prioritizing and managing time effectively can make a big difference.
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. This sticker is a great reminder to focus on what truly matters and not get bogged down trying to be perfect in every aspect. It's important to prioritize and be efficient with your time and energy. Thank you for this valuable reminder.
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Quality over quantity. Focus on what matters most.
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I used to have the same mindset, always striving for perfection in every aspect. But I've learned that it's more effective to focus on the most important tasks and be efficient, even if it means being average in some areas. It's all about prioritizing and managing your time effectively.
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Absolutely! It’s so easy to get caught up in trying to excel at everything, but focusing on what truly matters can lead to greater success and less burnout. Embracing mediocrity in less critical areas isn't failure; it's strategic thinking. Consistent progress on key priorities is what really counts.
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