I'm not so much interested in how this applies to Twitter, but the idea that actively destroying processes so that one works exclusively towards actual goals intrigues me.
I had not come across this idea before and it strikes me as a useful framing.
Obviously there is a place for process, but perhaps a bit of chaos is not as bad as I thought.
I'm not so much interested in how this applies to Twitter, but the idea that actively destroying processes so that one works exclusively towards actual goals intrigues me.
I had not come across this idea before and it strikes me as a useful framing.
Obviously there is a place for process, but perhaps a bit of chaos is not as bad as I thought.