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Ryan Daniel Moran explains how people compensate for weaknesses by doubling down on strengths, like using business success to ignore health or relationships. These short-term wins eventually catch up and create problems across your whole life.
Ryan Daniel Moran explains how people compensate for weaknesses by doubling down on strengths, like using business success to ignore health or relationships. These short-term wins eventually catch up and create problems across your whole life.
We often try to borrow from an area of strength to compensate for our weaknesses. So if you are strong in business, you will use that as an excuse to not be healthy, to not have good relationships. And when your relationships aren't working, you try to double down on what is, so you work more. That said, much better. And when, and when you're. When your health is shit, you say, I'll just make more money. I'll throw money at this problem. And that works for a while because. Because you're not used to the momentum that you're getting in that one area. But eventually that catches up to you. It catches up.
