Planning Is more important than IQ or hours #Habits

5 Jun 2020 · 1 min
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TJ Walker argues that the key difference between wildly successful people and those who live ordinary lives is planning rather than higher IQ or longer work hours. He emphasizes planning both professional and leisure time—actively scheduling meaningful activities (playing with kids, sports, hobbies like woodworking) rather than passively defaulting to screen-based entertainment—to increase overall joy and life satisfaction.

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