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Comment on The Work: What a Philosophy Professor and Strength Coach Can Teach Us About Our Careers by Taylor Pearson

Me too

Comment on The Work: What a Philosophy Professor and Strength Coach Can Teach Us About Our Careers by Dan Volgenau

Oof, this article made me uncomfortable in a way that I deserved. Great stuff, Taylor!

Comment on The Work: What a Philosophy Professor and Strength Coach Can Teach Us About Our Careers by Royce Kennedy

I enjoyed the read. It is my goal to always take wisdom away for the express purpose of application. After finishing the article, the question I was left with was, “What do I do with what I just read?”

Throughout reading your essay I was reminded on multiple occasions of my previous Hermetic studies of The Great Work which compliment one another in abstract theory but seem to be different within the context used. Both are creative in nature.

“The Great Work is, before all things, the creati...

Comment on The Work: What a Philosophy Professor and Strength Coach Can Teach Us About Our Careers by Taylor Pearson

Thanks for sharing the article Brian. It is scary, no doubt.

Comment on The Work: What a Philosophy Professor and Strength Coach Can Teach Us About Our Careers by Taylor Pearson

Thanks! Just might do that. You’ve got better headline skillz than I do

Comment on The Work: What a Philosophy Professor and Strength Coach Can Teach Us About Our Careers by Brian Walch

I feel your quote: “The Work is scary because it’s done in public which mean someone might (will) notice.” I am working to “ship” more and it IS scary. Here was the brief essay I did on it: http://bit.ly/1oksJ2u. When I exercise, sometimes just getting out the door is the victory, and the rest is easy… I imagine the same is true some days with The Work and I appreciated the suggestion of setting a regular deadline to hold yourself to.

Comment on The Work: What a Philosophy Professor and Strength Coach Can Teach Us About Our Careers by brokerchange

Shipping is a Skill. The more you ship, the easier it gets. – love this. Would re-test this article with that as the headline

Comment on Why Product Market Fit is Overrated (and what to focus on instead) by Taylor Pearson

My gut sense is “stay onte bus” in that case: http://www.fotocommunity.com/info/Helsinki_Bus_Station_Theory

Comment on Why Product Market Fit is Overrated (and what to focus on instead) by Brad West

What if you can’t answer yes to 100% of the questions in the checklist … for any idea you’ve written?

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