Things I keep coming back to

I watched this twice in the same week.

Weaver spent thirty years chasing the next milestone — the hundred-hour weeks, fourteen years before his own company really worked — and his point is that the scoreboard was never the problem. The voice keeping score was.

The line I keep repeating back to myself: fear in your head is paralyzing, but fear on paper is just a problem you can solve. If you're waiting to arrive somewhere before you let yourself feel alright, start here.

I keep coming back to this talk when I start mistaking comfort for progress in my own work.

Today's risk becomes tomorrow's safety—and Gebhardt explains why, with juggling and a lot of humor.