This one was painful when I learned it. Nobody cares. And you won't get the results you want by default. Fast forward 3-4 years with no progress. What's the story? "I didn't work because I was too tired, too embarrassed." And your friends and family will say "it's okay, don't worry, don't work too hard." That feels nice. But it doesn't change anything. You'd still be in the exact same place. That should scare you a little. It scares me. The truth is, results are the only thing that matters. I have that on a post-it note stuck to my monitor. What's the story you don't want to be telling in 3 years?

@Bilal akira Najeeb @Ian Murray @Brandon Boatwright @Dawne Brado @Chris Putzien @Volodymyr Wnd @Leon Puharich @Reddy Shiva Shankar @Gyöngyi Mezei @Kevin Marty Welcome in, really glad you're here. Introduce yourselves in the comments, meet each other, and let's make ourselves better. 1. Your name and where you're from 2. The one thing you want to take action towards in the next 28 days

Sunday reflection. What do I think is productive, but actually isn't? For me it was a lot of stuff that felt like work. Planning the plan. Researching one more course. Reorganising my notes. Watching videos about productivity (the irony). It feels good because it looks like progress. But nothing actually ships. Take a pen and write down your list. Be honest. Then look at next week and see how much of your time is going to things on it.