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This defeats the constant productivity nerd LARP of making plans, the impulse to sketch our how you’ll solve your problems before doing it, and it sucks. No plan meets your internal body criteria for both feeling like you’ll end up doing it and feeling enough. Fuck it.

This freed me. I’m always already only ever picking the right next thing. So why don’t I just pick what the right next thing to do rn is? It’s literally impossible to do anything else. Sometimes that right next thing is to plan.

But it doesn’t have to stop me if the plan doesn’t feel good enough. https://t.co/B82yb4zuph

It reminds me so much of the lost dating boi . . . “if she doesn’t like it / it it doesn’t work, I don’t wanna do it.” https://t.co/VCYaHu2fEm

It’s the guy in me dating who realised he could stay committed to his intentions, hold the sincerity of his actions and his desire, even if “the plan” as original conceived didn’t work. https://t.co/jpAYEnqIbe

There’s a certain solidity to these people. They feel solid, because their sense of action is robust to micro-disturbances till the day it flips. (A 🤯: This what meditation trains.) https://t.co/19SutpytbZ

I don’t believe in marriages being unconditional. Or commitment to a life-ruining start-up. But there’s a non-naïve commitment nevertheless, it’s a robustness of action that can only come when . . . https://t.co/UDEk1aJKPD