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| There’s no speed limit (2009) (sive.rs) | ||
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I'm glad I've done some of the non-obvious ones like quitting the job, living off savings, trying something new, working in public, etc. Along the way I also picked up learning the value of my time and negotiate terms. Somewhat related and equally important is to recognize that "there's no speed limit" and you are allowed to go faster: It was also posted on Hacker News: |
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I found a great article searching through Hacker News the other day - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32497780
It's appropriately called "There’s no speed limit". A lot of rules from there apply here as well.
It's about a guy who finished college in 2 years, if I remember correctly.
I've written it down on my white-board and remind myself about it everyday.
Thought you might find it useful.
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