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“The way to the goal is not to be measured! Of what importance are weeks, months, years?”
PROFESSOR EUGEN HERRIGEL
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Complete awareness of the body and mind in relation to the goal even when the goal have been reached
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“One should approach all activities and situations with the same sincerity, the same intensity, and the same awareness that one has with bow and arrow in hand.”
KENNETH KUSHNER, ONE ARROW, ONE LIFE
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Main takeaway
The point is not to worry about hitting the target.
The point is to fall in love with the boredom of doing the work and embrace each piece of the process.
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Our mistake
We live in a world obsessed with results. Instead, we should put that intensity, focus and sincerity into the process.
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Zanshin applied
- To writing: the battle does not end when you publish a book.
- To fitness: the battle does not end when you hit a PR.
- To entrepreneurship: the battle does not end when you make a big sale.
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Zanshin: Learning the Art of Attention and Focus From a Legendary Samurai Archer
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An affirmation and little reminder to the phrase: "journey rather than destination"
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