perhaps the better advice, then, is “when things aren’t working, consider the possibility that it’s because your efforts are not going into what matters, rather than assuming it is because you need to work harder on the issues you’re already focusing on”
perhaps the better advice, then, is “when things aren’t working, consider the possibility that it’s because your efforts are not going into what matters, rather than assuming it is because you need to work harder on the issues you’re already focusing on”
That’s a much better advice than Godin’s near-tautology.