will
@w
discuss https://x.com/phokarlsson/status/1886474515485487197
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Zenigame
@zeni.eth
generally agree, but "work ethic" feels too intentional. I feel like it's more of a compulsion/obsession for S-tier that looks like work ethic.
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Sam (crazy candle person) ✦
@samantha
me and @jacky talked a lot about this over the weekend! what drives people to work hard. we decided on trauma 🤣 and a combination of intrinsic force.
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Garrett
@garrett
it’s curiosity and drive rather than “work ethic” imo
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Jack Dishman
@dish
can’t tell if OP is saying worth ethic or ethics in work
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kenny 🎩
@kenny
reminds me of a post I saw on /r/golf the other day where dude was like "I dropped from 25 handicap to 5 in a year, here's the secret 👇" and it was basically "I spent $15,000 between lessons and golfing 4 times a week"
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Gramajo
@gramajo.eth
I don’t think I’ve ever met a creative person who thought reading would up them. In the past year what I’ve seen from nft artists are doing real strong commitments to ship often. From @mendez going full beeple to @tiffatronn doing 30+ art challenges. Only way to get better is by doing it. That’s how I got better at photography by doing photography challenges. At a certain stage, reading and seeing new types of work expands your work but its like building a business at first just go do it don’t do an mba. Maybe later read books to borrow ideas my 2 cents
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Metaphorical
@hyp
imho, it is work ethics.
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