Just yesterday I started all over with a new project I’m working on.
Everything I did so far, for the last month or so, all of it for nothing. Starting again, from scratch, nothing to latch on to. Nothing to re-use, recycle, or repurpose.
Nothing…
Except for one thing….
The experience I’ve built up from the previous project and the knowledge I’ve gained about the process. This experience allowed (and will allow me) to get to the same place I was previously, which took me over a month to get to, in less than a week.
That’s what happens when you focus on the fundamentals.
When you prioritize learning the process, understanding the why instead of the what.
That’s why step-by-step framework and solutions are a trap most of the time. Sure, the process might get you great results, but they cause many people to lose sight of what’s important—to understand why the process works instead of merely being able to replicate it.
Because there will come a day when you won’t be able to replicate the same result following the same old steps. Something, somewhere will have changed. And you will have to change along with it.
Those who want to survive need to learn (and learn to adapt).
Speaking of learning the fundamentals…
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