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Mental modelSay no by default
Their wordsIf you're not feeling “Hell yeah, that would be awesome!” about something, say no.
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Mental modelSay no by default
Their wordsThough it's good to say yes when you're starting out, wanting any opportunity, or needing variety, it's bad to say yes when you're overwhelmed, over-committed, or need to focus.
Our reading
Do almost nothing, and do the few things you take on all the way.
Mental modelLess, but better
Their wordsRefuse almost everything. Do almost nothing. But the things you do, do them all the way.
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