Control Freak: My Epic Adventure Making Video Games
Unless actively working to make something better, avoid listening to it, reading it, playing it, looking at it, or showing it to friends. Work as far forward as you can while crafting and then step away, without repetitively consuming the unfinished work. By not accepting the work-in-progress as the standard version, we leave room for growth, chang
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He flashed thumbs-down. "Miss it, man. It sucks." I was crushed. Here I was, forty-two years old, divorced, childless, having given up all normal human pursuits to chase the dream of being a writer; now I've finally got my name on a big-time Hollywood production starring Linda Hamilton, and what happens? I'm a loser, a phony; my life is w
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0.1% Ideas: Turning Life Into A Video Game
What idea do you think is true AND underpriced?
Here’s mine: The most productive people design life like a video game.
I had this red pill moment when I saw the following:
The laziest person I’ve ever met play a video game for 16 hours straight, 7 days per week.
My brain began to hurt: The laziest person I k... See more
What idea do you think is true AND underpriced?
Here’s mine: The most productive people design life like a video game.
I had this red pill moment when I saw the following:
The laziest person I’ve ever met play a video game for 16 hours straight, 7 days per week.
My brain began to hurt: The laziest person I k... See more