I keep wondering whether the drive itself is really what changes. The same capacity that helps someone thrive in one set of conditions may become costly when the conditions change but the pattern doesn’t. Maybe the interesting question is not how to lose the drive, but whether we can recognize when an adaptation has outlived the environment that made it useful.
I keep wondering whether the drive itself is really what changes. The same capacity that helps someone thrive in one set of conditions may become costly when the conditions change but the pattern doesn’t. Maybe the interesting question is not how to lose the drive, but whether we can recognize when an adaptation has outlived the environment that made it useful.
Yes, foolish drive out of context and with no strategy. I've been there :)
I would say it’s not so much obsessed with work as it is obsessed with your mission
I don’t know of anyone who makes it, who “sort of wants it”.