Scott Adams

I’ll get it done unless I die first.

matters what you practice.

My observation is that some people are born with a natural impulse to practice things and some people find mindless repetition without immediate reward to be a form of torture

The Success Formula: Every Skill You Acquire Doubles Your Odds of Success

Successwise, you’re better off being good at two complementary skills than being excellent at one

Recapping the happiness formula:
Eat right.
Exercise.
Get enough sleep.
Imagine an incredible future (even if you don’t believe it).
Work toward a flexible schedule.
Do things you can steadily improve at.
Help others (if you’ve already helped yourself).
Reduce daily decisions to routine.

In our messy, flawed lives, the nearest we can get to truth is consistency

For example, if a study indicates that eating nothing but chocolate cake is an excellent way to lose weight, but your friend who tries the diet just keeps getting fatter, you have two dimensions out of agreement