Forward Focus

We all sacrifice. But the question isn't whether we sacrifice or not. The question is what are we sacrificing and for 'what' ?   1. What are you sacrificing? 2. For what are you sacrificing? Whether you actively make choices or avoid making choices, the reality is 'you are making choices all the time.'  Not making choice actively is making a choice. You are okay with something else or someone else making that choice. Then you just follow it.  And if you are making choices all the time then you are sacrificing all the time. If you make a choice to read. You are sacrificing doing everything else in the world. If you decide to watch that new TV show, you are sacrificing doing everything else.  So again the question is what are you sacrificing.  The clear and best distinction for the answer, we need to ask question little more specifically. Are you sacrificing short term for long term or Are you sacrificing long term for short term? And 2nd is, if you are sacri...

What it says? It says passion, and thinking, focusing constantly on what you love to do, in your job can make you confused, unhappy and compel you to quit and hop from job to job. But if you instead give some time to your work. Acquire rare, valuable skills, career capital and use that, leverage that to get to better place. Then you will end up loving what you do. Passion mindset is dangerous.  Instead craftsman mindset focusing and thinking in a way like what value they and their work is creating and providing. This mindset is on acquiring career capital aka skills valuable and rare in the market.  This skills can differ from domain to domain. But mostly you need to identify market types out of two types.  1 Winner take all market 2 Auction market • Winner take all market - it is the market where only one main skill is valuable. For example, script writing for tv shows, movies and so on. Only skill, only capital that matter there is your ability to write better scripts....