by Rick Baker
On Jun 23, 2021
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
Disorganization = more errors = more fixing of errors = repeated work.
And, of course, disorganization consumes time and generates stresses and anxieties.
Have you noticed - Disorganized people are the ones who complain most about being overworked!
by Rick Baker
On Jun 16, 2021
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
But, Difficult should not mean Unpleasant.
Physically-difficult work burns up energy in muscles, etc. It strengthens the muscles...that's a good thing...unless you're lazy, in which case physically-difficult work would be annoying.
Cognitively-difficult work burns up energy in neurons and other places. It strengthens neuronal connections...that's a good thing...unless you're lazy...then work, again, would become annoying.
About being annoyed or stressed out, etc: the cause behind negative feelings is not work. So, let's not place the blame on work when, in fact, there is another culprit.
by Rick Baker
On Jun 14, 2021
The Thinking Behind the Tweet
A high IQ doesn’t necessarily mean a high ability to work under stress. In fact, it is possible the opposite is true. Do you assume smart folks operate smart when the pressure is on? If so, perhaps, when the pressure is on people disappoint you.