The question is ill-posed imo. I would invert the question and ask: "How not to suck at your work" as that would lead to similar conclusions, and is more actionable.
This essay has too many weasel sentences like:
"Boldly chase outlier ideas,"
"Husband your morale"
"Doing great work is a depth-first search whose root node is the desire to. "
"Curiosity is the best guide."
This is woolly-feel-good writing that chatgpt and folks like steve pinker, deepak chopra etc specialize in, ie: a bag-of-words about fuzzy feel-good ideas we all want to hear.
The question is ill-posed imo. I would invert the question and ask: "How not to suck at your work" as that would lead to similar conclusions, and is more actionable.
This essay has too many weasel sentences like:
"Boldly chase outlier ideas,"
"Husband your morale"
"Doing great work is a depth-first search whose root node is the desire to. "
"Curiosity is the best guide."
This is woolly-feel-good writing that chatgpt and folks like steve pinker, deepak chopra etc specialize in, ie: a bag-of-words about fuzzy feel-good ideas we all want to hear.