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Can we use productivity to increase virtue?

It seems that there ought to be a way in which being more productive make us better people, which in turns makes us more productive, and so on. But could you turn this into a concrete plan?

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  • AdminSimpleology Customer Outreach Team (Admin, Simpleology) commented  ·   ·  Report

    Bill, super interesting ...

    I think the plan is simple: keep sticking to it until it's an unshakeable habit. The feedback loop you described is a natural one that's already there.

    If you want some motivation for sticking to it, read some Stephen Pressfield like The War of Art or Turning Pro.

    Hope that helps!

    Mark Joyner

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