Agree wholeheartedly here. I think I'd even go so far as to say that *any* hard thing counts, as long as it is giving you the sense of accomplishment and the understanding that you can overcome any obstacle you set your mind to.
Naturally, there are some hard things which are not only harder but also more important than others. Learning t…
Agree wholeheartedly here. I think I'd even go so far as to say that *any* hard thing counts, as long as it is giving you the sense of accomplishment and the understanding that you can overcome any obstacle you set your mind to.
Naturally, there are some hard things which are not only harder but also more important than others. Learning to code/program has a significantly better return than learning to solve a Rubik's cube in one day. Nonetheless, I think they both achieve what you're aiming at here.
The adage of "Do hard things." will forever be good advice :)
Agree wholeheartedly here. I think I'd even go so far as to say that *any* hard thing counts, as long as it is giving you the sense of accomplishment and the understanding that you can overcome any obstacle you set your mind to.
Naturally, there are some hard things which are not only harder but also more important than others. Learning to code/program has a significantly better return than learning to solve a Rubik's cube in one day. Nonetheless, I think they both achieve what you're aiming at here.
The adage of "Do hard things." will forever be good advice :)