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Thinker Vs Doer

Thinker Vs Doer

  • Extreme thinkers don't have behavioral data (experience) to know specifics and to make a good choice; they keep trying different things, but for a short amount of time.
  • Extreme doers are stuck in an activity for a long time and lack the analytical skills to use behavioral data towards assessing situations. 

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Present-Oriented Approach

Present-Oriented Approach

Our approach towards our life is always future-oriented. The trick is to change it to a present-oriented approach. Instead of asking "What do I like to do?", you need to ask yourself "what am I doing right now?"

  • By questioning yourself from a high-level perspective you ...

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Balance

Balance

The ideal solution is to find balance between thinking and doing:

  • Extreme thinkers can think about enhancing themselves to become the best at what they already do.
  • Extreme doers are advised to do random activities, learning new skills, exposing oneself to unpredic...

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If you don't measure it, you can't improve it. Working on my own personal gols and objectives.

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