The half-life of disappointment
Summary
When things don’t turn out the way you pictured, how long does it take for you to move on? Reducing this window of disappointment unlocks the path to creativity and leadership. People who get over disappointment more quickly aren’t less excited about the project than the others. They realize that getting attached to an outcome […]
Original Text
When things don’t turn out the way you pictured, how long does it take for you to move on?
Reducing this window of disappointment unlocks the path to creativity and leadership.
People who get over disappointment more quickly aren’t less excited about the project than the others. They realize that getting attached to an outcome doesn’t increase its likelihood, and in fact, makes it less likely that their next project will be as bold.
Turns out that this is a common practice among professionals in every field.
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