Oleksii
Inspirational Skeletor💀
Non Corpus@skeletor I've often tried to tell my leadership that falling down a flight of stairs involves moving fast, but shouldn't be construed as "progress."
derptron@skeletor Don't confuse moving forward with progress ;)
Jones@skeletor don't confuse moving slow with moving fast enough.
Allpoints@skeletor if I still worked in an office, I would print this in an extra large format and hang it on the wall.
Flaming Cheeto@skeletor I think the original (also alliterative) was: Don't confuse activity with achievement - Coach John wooden
Aoi_X_Kaizaki@skeletor Can I move sideways?
Can you move so fast that you're not moving at all?
Can you move so fast that you're not moving at all?
Mr. GM@skeletor Here I was thinking we must move forward, not backward. Upward, not forward. And always twirling, twirling, TWIRLING towards freedom.
Gerhard Pfau@dahukanna you‘ll like that one I guess ;) cc @skeletor
Dawn AhukannaScott D. Clary (@[email protected])
The best advice I never took: "Slow down." I ignored it for 20 years. Rushed through college. Rushed through relationships. Rushed through life. Thought speed was success. Then I realized: I was rushing toward nothing. Just movement without meaning. The most successful people I know move deliberately, not quickly. They're playing long games while everyone else sprints nowhere. Speed without direction is just busy. Slow down. Think. Then move with purpose.
Robin Barton@skeletor Change for the illusion of progress is basically how the world works now
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Elizabeth Zagroba@skeletor Yogi Berra once said “We’re lost but we’re making good time.”
Markus Probst@skeletor Literally every printer in existence. Developing backwards ...