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Kenny Alami's avatar

Man, lots to think about here!

A few thoughts I’m having after digesting this:

- We place this dichotomy between quality and quantity. But it’s assuming that the more time we put into something the more people will find it qualitative. The other big assumption is that we’ll think it’s of good quality. How can we know we’ll think it’s awesome? Might not be the case.

- A concept I heard from a stand-up comedian was to consistently raise the quality of his worst jokes. He knew he had good content but he wanted to raise the quality of his worst output to rise the tide for the rest of his content too.

Really appreciated the article. Great conversation starter!

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Wayne Stoner's avatar

Thanks for the thought-provoking honest post! I’m pretty new to Substack and the commitment to write weekly. In the short time I have done this, the one profound thing I’ve noticed the more I write to clarify for myself, that which I am currently processing in life, the more it seems to connect with others. I think that’s the power of our dreams. Although they make our quality of life better, they really are about blessing our world.

I think you’re asking good questions and one thing I’ve learned is good questions lead us to better places. Many blessings on your journey.

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