When you buy a book through Further, we get a small store credit to buy more books. Trudi gives you more on this concept below.
This week’s book selection says rather than spending 10,000 hours in the pursuit of perfecting just one thing, you should instead perfect lots and lots of small things for a bigger payoff. further: books Micromastery: Learn Small, Learn Fast, and Unlock Your Potential to Achieve Anything And I just happen to know someone who can hook you up with one.Ĭheck out all the Further gear here. You know what would look good on you this fall? A sweet Further hoodie. Workforce is Now Freelancing - 10 Million More than 5 Years Ago And if you don’t want to retire - or can’t - isn’t it better to be your own boss?ģ5% of the U.S. What used to be a euphemism for “between jobs” is now a status symbol and a badge of honor. The freelance trend is accelerating, despite the strong job market. Older Americans Are Increasingly Unwilling - Or Unable - To Retire Freelance Freedom And while some won’t have a choice because they need the money, many like Orozco just want to keep contributing. He may be an outlier, still working at 89, but statistics show that there may be more people like him in the future. “I probably will work until something stops me,” Bob Orozco says. “We do not see things as they are we see them as we are.” Remarkably, current evidence from the field of neuroscience suggests this conception of human reality is an accurate description of our perceptual processing. Here are a few other things that can improve your life: The Doors of Perception
Find out how “entry tricks” get you going toward perfecting a whole bunch of small things that improve your life. Speaking of improving, this week we’re exploring a different form of excellence called micromastery. You’ll still get your work done, you’ll feel better, and I’m betting the quality of your work will improve as well. It may seem counter-intuitive, but give it a try. It’s doesn’t lessen the workload of course, but it does make it much more manageable - even though I’m taking time out of the day to work out. But I also said I would exercise every day to keep my stress down and my fitness on track. I mentioned a while back that my autumn was going to be intense thanks to work, and apparently I wasn’t kidding.
And given that it’s Friday, you know what that means … this issue of Further is late.
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