What You Control Vs. What you Don’t - Deepstash

What You Control Vs. What you Don’t

You can control whether or not you write 1000 words a day. You can control how many articles you choose to publish. This more than anything is what it means to create for an audience of one. Focusing on the things you control taps into the profound power of consistency.

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