Focusing on the process, not the outcome
Waitzkin argues that learning is a journey, not a destination. He advises learners to enjoy the challenge of learning, rather than being obsessed with the results. He also suggests that learners should set incremental goals, rather than unrealistic expectations, and celebrate their progress along the way.
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If we focus too much on the destination we lose the flavour and the fun of the journey. Our brain gets tired of waiting for the reward and craves something in the present moment. The reward is also not completely certain, making it a zero-sum game.
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