#shinyobjectsyndrome — Public Fediverse posts
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We constantly confuse motion with momentum. Designing architecture or mapping out new ideas feels productive, but it’s just a cheap dopamine hit.
When execution gets hard, our brains seek an exit. Every time you abandon a project for a shiny new one, you actively train your "quitter muscle" and wire yourself to be a permanent beginner.
Growth happens in the friction. Are you building momentum, or just stuck in motion?
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We constantly confuse motion with momentum. Designing architecture or mapping out new ideas feels productive, but it’s just a cheap dopamine hit.
When execution gets hard, our brains seek an exit. Every time you abandon a project for a shiny new one, you actively train your "quitter muscle" and wire yourself to be a permanent beginner.
Growth happens in the friction. Are you building momentum, or just stuck in motion?
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We constantly confuse motion with momentum. Designing architecture or mapping out new ideas feels productive, but it’s just a cheap dopamine hit.
When execution gets hard, our brains seek an exit. Every time you abandon a project for a shiny new one, you actively train your "quitter muscle" and wire yourself to be a permanent beginner.
Growth happens in the friction. Are you building momentum, or just stuck in motion?
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We constantly confuse motion with momentum. Designing architecture or mapping out new ideas feels productive, but it’s just a cheap dopamine hit.
When execution gets hard, our brains seek an exit. Every time you abandon a project for a shiny new one, you actively train your "quitter muscle" and wire yourself to be a permanent beginner.
Growth happens in the friction. Are you building momentum, or just stuck in motion?
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We constantly confuse motion with momentum. Designing architecture or mapping out new ideas feels productive, but it’s just a cheap dopamine hit.
When execution gets hard, our brains seek an exit. Every time you abandon a project for a shiny new one, you actively train your "quitter muscle" and wire yourself to be a permanent beginner.
Growth happens in the friction. Are you building momentum, or just stuck in motion?
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Ever notice how a new productivity app feels like progress… until weeks disappear setting it up?
This post is about breaking that cycle and choosing tools more intentionally.
Read it here 👇#productivity #techstack #productivityapps #digitalminimalism #intentionaltechnology #workflow #shinyobjectsyndrome
https://www.originalmacguy.com/a-very-nerdy-christmas-evaluate-your-tech-stack/