Choice log no. 1765743868 – 2026 Porshce 911 Turbo S

Choice log no. 1765743868 – 2026 Porshce 911 Turbo S

“Being busy doesn’t mean being productive.”
Protect the cognetive load
Cognitive load refers to the amount of mental effort and working memory resources being used at any given time. When this load exceeds your brain’s processing capacity, it causes mental fatigue, difficulty focusing, or task abandonment.
-Identify the top priority per day/week/month/year.
-Have a priority list.
-Eliminate what is not on the priority list, to be exceptionally well with what is on the priority list.
-Measure your results and not your effort.
The opposite will be:
-Add more things, be inefficient.
-Be really busy at doing nothing.
-Have no plan for the day/week/month/year.
Always have a choice!
The shorthand equation P = p – i comes from the landmark sports psychology book The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Gallwey. It serves as a foundational formula for coaching and peak human performance.
The Formula Expanded
(P) (Performance): The actual result or level of execution achieved on or off the court.
(p) (Potential): An individual’s natural capabilities, skills, and maximum capacity.
(i) (Interference): The psychological obstacles that block potential, such as self-doubt, fear of failure, overthinking, or performance anxiety.
Core Concept
The core philosophy of the equation is that your ceiling is rarely the issue. Your talent and capabilities (p) are already there. To maximize your output (P), your focus should not just be on working harder, but on actively reducing the interference (i) generated by your mind.
To reduce mental interference (i) and maximize performance (P), you must shift your mind from a state of judging to a state of focused awareness.
“You know, people get up every day and do the same thing. They tell themselves they’re gonna change their life one day, and they never do. I’m gonna change mine.” -Ben Affleck (The town)
/ˈfinəˌto͞od/
Finitude is the state or quality of having limits, boundaries, or an end. It most commonly refers to human mortality and the span of life, but it extends to the inherent boundaries of human knowledge, capability, and time.
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Slumber means to sleep or doze, often implying a light, peaceful rest. As a noun, it refers to the state or period of sleeping. Figuratively, it describes a state of inactivity or dormancy, such as a quiet town or an inactive volcano.