Ask HN: I want to do “deep work” but I don't know what. I'm stuck
I completely get the benefits and necessity of "deep work" (as described in the book of the same name). But I have a huge problem finding that work. I'm constantly changing subjects and never get anywhere. I'm stuck and desperate. I think that "what to work on" is a much bigger problem than the "how". Yes, I understand the need to focus, to niche, to do the hard work and so on. But how to find such work? My suspicion is that luck plays (again) a mucher bigger part in this than people like to admit. How did you find your "deep work"? 2 comments on Hacker News.
I completely get the benefits and necessity of "deep work" (as described in the book of the same name). But I have a huge problem finding that work. I'm constantly changing subjects and never get anywhere. I'm stuck and desperate. I think that "what to work on" is a much bigger problem than the "how". Yes, I understand the need to focus, to niche, to do the hard work and so on. But how to find such work? My suspicion is that luck plays (again) a mucher bigger part in this than people like to admit. How did you find your "deep work"?
I completely get the benefits and necessity of "deep work" (as described in the book of the same name). But I have a huge problem finding that work. I'm constantly changing subjects and never get anywhere. I'm stuck and desperate. I think that "what to work on" is a much bigger problem than the "how". Yes, I understand the need to focus, to niche, to do the hard work and so on. But how to find such work? My suspicion is that luck plays (again) a mucher bigger part in this than people like to admit. How did you find your "deep work"? 2 comments on Hacker News.
I completely get the benefits and necessity of "deep work" (as described in the book of the same name). But I have a huge problem finding that work. I'm constantly changing subjects and never get anywhere. I'm stuck and desperate. I think that "what to work on" is a much bigger problem than the "how". Yes, I understand the need to focus, to niche, to do the hard work and so on. But how to find such work? My suspicion is that luck plays (again) a mucher bigger part in this than people like to admit. How did you find your "deep work"?
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