Thanks for this post, Grant. It is everything I wanted and needed today. My favorite quote: “You want to become a master at overcoming hard moments. That is, to me, the sign of a champion, the best in the world and not the best, because they win every point." I love your philosophy.
You asking me that question is like Michelangelo asking a junior artist for advice. You're brilliant, Grant. I'll tell you what my creative writing professor told me decades ago: "Just write. Write every day. Write what you love. Write what you hate. If you're unsure about the piece you wrote, then write it again. Just write." That's all I can say. Allow me to reiterate the obvious: you're brilliant. I love what you do.
Really appreciate that positive feedback. Will do my best to keep my ego in check and continue focusing on improvement. If you haven't already, I hope you'll consider subscribing.
Thank you. I saw your work recommended in a note. I needed to read this today. And I’d never heard of the loss aversion theory. Very interesting.
Glad you like it and thanks for reading Veronica!
Thanks for this post, Grant. It is everything I wanted and needed today. My favorite quote: “You want to become a master at overcoming hard moments. That is, to me, the sign of a champion, the best in the world and not the best, because they win every point." I love your philosophy.
Hey Michael, really appreciate the comment. I’m focused on becoming a better writer.
Do you have any critical feedback that can help me improve for next time?
You asking me that question is like Michelangelo asking a junior artist for advice. You're brilliant, Grant. I'll tell you what my creative writing professor told me decades ago: "Just write. Write every day. Write what you love. Write what you hate. If you're unsure about the piece you wrote, then write it again. Just write." That's all I can say. Allow me to reiterate the obvious: you're brilliant. I love what you do.
Really appreciate that positive feedback. Will do my best to keep my ego in check and continue focusing on improvement. If you haven't already, I hope you'll consider subscribing.