Thank you for your article.
I agree with the phrase "... Showing emotions in situations that require your immediate action can sometimes lead to bad decisions with consequences ...".
I think that's a very wise statement.
Just for information, there is a very small typo in your article "**faster*". I assume you meant "faster"?
Sometimes it's good to slow down from time to time ;).
Max is a life enhancer for tech & entrepreneurship. Which seeks to blend both to build innovative products or services for the world that solves hard problems.
Thanks for catching it, I think it's alright cause you just figure out a way to overcome it. Even with the best preparation & planning, there is always things you can do better.
I'm afraid if the focus is mostly on speed, there won't be time to enjoy the work / craft I've learned.
I also fear that if you are not careful you could develop into an "intellectual assembly line worker".
("You" in the previous sentence is of course meant as "someone". I'm not going to judge you.)
Max is a life enhancer for tech & entrepreneurship. Which seeks to blend both to build innovative products or services for the world that solves hard problems.
I think your understanding of speed is different from mine. What I'm referring in terms of speed it is going through the OODA loop. When you are in the thick of the moment executing or force to do fire fighting to figure out a way.
It serves on tactical level but on strategy level. You still require time in thinking & reflection to become better & smarter from this activity or event.
The last thing you want them to suffer from analysis paralysis or being hampered by fear to take action.
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Hello Max Ong Zong Bao,
Thank you for your article.
I agree with the phrase "... Showing emotions in situations that require your immediate action can sometimes lead to bad decisions with consequences ...".
I think that's a very wise statement.
Just for information, there is a very small typo in your article "**faster*". I assume you meant "faster"?
Sometimes it's good to slow down from time to time ;).
Thanks for catching it, I think it's alright cause you just figure out a way to overcome it. Even with the best preparation & planning, there is always things you can do better.
You are welcome :).
I'm afraid if the focus is mostly on speed, there won't be time to enjoy the work / craft I've learned.
I also fear that if you are not careful you could develop into an "intellectual assembly line worker".
("You" in the previous sentence is of course meant as "someone". I'm not going to judge you.)
I think your understanding of speed is different from mine. What I'm referring in terms of speed it is going through the OODA loop. When you are in the thick of the moment executing or force to do fire fighting to figure out a way.
It serves on tactical level but on strategy level. You still require time in thinking & reflection to become better & smarter from this activity or event.
The last thing you want them to suffer from analysis paralysis or being hampered by fear to take action.