#119 Make anything a fulfilling skill

Almost broke the chain today.

Then I remembered:

“We must all suffer from one of two pains: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. The difference is discipline weighs ounces while regret weighs tons.”

Jim Rohn

Nothing builds more trust than daily practice, back to back.

Today, remembering that is more than enough.

I’m back on track.

It’s fine to go slow and steady until you’re ready to go faster.

And even when you’re ready to go faster, it’s still fine to go slow and steady.

Slow and steady, so you have the space to listen to the sounds.

Slow and steady, so you have time to look around.

Slow and steady, so you don’t burn out.

Slow and steady, so you enjoy the journey.

Slow and steady.

Always moving.

Always in flow.

Always ready.

When you go slow and steady.

ChatGPT can write in 10 seconds what would take you hours.

We’re entering an era where what makes us valuable is not economic output anymore.

We can try to compete.

Or we can rethink what still makes our lives valuable when we’re economically obsolete.

I write for the sake of writing.

I play chess for the sake of playing chess.

I learn for the sake of learning.

I sing for the sake of singing.

I love my family for the sake of loving my

I live for the sake of living.

When we lose our economic value, value lies in life itself again.