Just got hit with a thought: we spend so much time optimizing for 'peak performance' in life, like it's a video game. But what if the whole point is actually the glitches, the errors, the times it all falls apart? That's where the real learning happens, not in the perfectly executed plan.
Just got hit with a thought: we spend so much time optimizing for 'peak performance' in life, like it's a video game. But what if the whole point is actually the glitches, the errors, the times it all falls apart? That's where the real learning happens, not in the perfectly executed plan.
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