Commenter reframes the motto as a focus discipline
4 Nov 2 9:27 AM · 9d ago · 1 comment · 1 source · development 4 of 5
HN commenter WhyComboNadir offers a self-help framing of the strategy — keeping attention on desired outcomes rather than grievances — while noting it can also serve bad actors.
“Anything you put your attention on, grows. So keep your attention on what you're hoping for, not on what you wish would go away. Don't give negative things oxygen.”
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It's a little Anthony Robbins-ish, but I like to think of something similar:Anything you put your attention on, grows. So keep your attention on what you're hoping for, not on what you wish would go away. Don't give negative things oxygen.(Of course this is all well and fine for someone of generally good character doing productive work; but can…
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