My founder friends constantly think about growth. They think about how to measure their business growth and how to get to the next order of magnitude scale. ...

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The post discusses different metrics for measuring personal growth, including rate of change, time to solve problems, and number of future options. It explores the idea of treating oneself as an investment and the importance of becoming a new person every few years. The post also emphasizes the value of solving big problems and maximizing future options.

Measuring personal growth

Good read! this article is such a coincidence. Was trying to measure my progress using google sheet logging all my finance, career and skill growth. This article gave me a wider view on how to measure personal growth.

And maybe even most importantly… the fact that some life paths have closed on you in the past DOES NOT mean the outcomes of choosing those can’t happen again in the future if/when the time comes.
It’s not about being hung up on something that never happened, but rather keeping an open-minded perspective for the future.

Agreed, especially on your definition of what are the “niche skills” which is not only sth too specific. Very well said.

i think read 2 to 3 times, you know how to measure your life process because process is more important than result

Great article! The author challenge me to make a retrospective and what I want to be when i grow up