The Consistency Conundrum

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The Consistency Conundrum

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Consistency is good for things like brushing your teeth and taking your vitamins, but not so much for big growth in the things you care about most.

  • The twin gods of Accumulation and Accomplishment
  • Modern inventions have ruined our natural seasonality
  • The Grass is Greener Fallacy

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