Well said, David. People say "time is money" but in a literal and opposite sense, money can be the product of time well spent: where a more careful, considerate approach to understanding a system or performing a task will ultimately result in greater success for all.
I have been thinking about the value of slow progress in growing my Substack, especially the network on Notes. So this is a real synchronous moment! Great article.
I appreciate that Tim. I can relate on Substack. I just moved my newsletter over a few months ago. I’m still learning how to use notes. Looking forward to growing with you.
Well said, David. People say "time is money" but in a literal and opposite sense, money can be the product of time well spent: where a more careful, considerate approach to understanding a system or performing a task will ultimately result in greater success for all.
I don't know about anyone else, but I surely needed this reminder.
I've changed careers more than once; I recently caught myself running headfirst into burnout because I didn't feel like I was progressing fast enough.
Thanks, as always, for helping us put things into better perspective, David!
Of course! I've been going through this at my day job and have a positive perspective has shifted my feelings on it.
We live in such an instant gratification society and I think that makes it harder for us to accept that real growth takes time! thanks for sharing!
You're right about that. Thanks, Sean.
I have been thinking about the value of slow progress in growing my Substack, especially the network on Notes. So this is a real synchronous moment! Great article.
I appreciate that Tim. I can relate on Substack. I just moved my newsletter over a few months ago. I’m still learning how to use notes. Looking forward to growing with you.
I am going through a similar deep learning phase right now, and can't express how invaluable your article is! Great work
I’m glad to hear that! I am too. Here’s to digging deeper and finding those hidden values.