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Seth has hundreds of thousands of fans and at least a few notable critics, but there’s one thing about him that everyone agrees on: The man is prolific. According to him, he reads, researches, and writes an average of fifteen hours a day. He publishes a post on his blog every single day, no exceptions.19
Chris Guillebeau • The Happiness of Pursuit: Find the Quest that will Bring Purpose to Your Life
“Don’t wait for the muse,” King writes in his memoir. “Your job is to make sure the muse knows where you are going to be every day from nine ’til noon or seven ’till three. If he knows,” King writes, “I assure you he’ll start showing up.
Brad Stulberg • Peak Performance: Elevate Your Game, Avoid Burnout, and Thrive with the New Science of Success
After dictating all morning, James would read in the afternoon, have tea, go for a walk, eat dinner, and spend the evening making notes for the next day’s work. (For a while he asked one of his
Mason Currey • Daily Rituals: How Artists Work
who spent three years writing her first book between 5 and 7 AM before heading to work as a third grade schoolteacher. “You have to balance and compromise for art, and there’s dignity in that.”
Michelle Goodman • The Anti 9 to 5 Guide: Practical Career Advice for Women Who Think Outside the Cube
Note to team from today.
My job is to help you do the best work you’ve ever done.
Not the most work you’ve ever done.
My job is not to make you tired or stressed;
My job is to keep you out of meetings;
My job is to keep you away from your inbox.
To do the best work you have ever done, you must wor... See more