Away
- Each success was going to be the one.
- That voice goes quiet when you focus on the next thing.
- Where the chase becomes self betrayal.
A book by Jakob Gricar
Why doing nothing feels like danger
Each success was going to be the one, and you got there, and that need to chase more didn't stop.
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I spoke to dozens of founders in the process of writing this book.
The trap
You say you want more time with your kids, or your spouse or your hobbies. That's why you work so hard, to create that freedom. And the act of working is, by design, you not doing the thing you say you want more of.
You struggle to slow down and appreciate it, or maybe you cannot slow down at all, and you keep your gaze on the next milestone, needing every step to be filled with doing more.
This book will show you how to reverse that.
Away
Toward
For a while they look the same in a calendar and in your bank account, but over time, one leads to burnout, and the other to an epic life.
Nobody hands you an award for stopping at the right time and going home.
From the introduction
What's inside
Plus The Ground, The Seven Questions and the Field Cards.
The list
Put your name down and you'll hear from me first when it is.
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While you wait, run this tonight. Take the last thing you did today that nobody asked you for. Write one line under it. Toward, or away.
That's the whole tool, and it takes almost no time, and you're going to want to argue with the first answer it gives you.