Re:I keep a WTF notebook (2021)
by PiotrVonKleve on Saturday April 20, 2024 @03:49AM
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> The ex astronaut Chris Hadfield talks about a similar approach ... Its worth a read.
Interesting, is it in a book authored by Chris Hadfield, could you point which one?
It's one he wrote, titled "An astronaut's guide to life on Earth"
He's also written a children's book, which is great.
Definitely agree with this comment. I've been in my position for a long time and this approach does work, to give yourself somewhere to filter the noise into, where it at least isn't present in your mind.
It's not just about working out if things are valid, as I'm finding it's about being able to let things go.
This should be near the top of the article, not buried at the bottom. This level of self awareness is a real skill that is worth mastering.
The ex astronaut Chris Hadfield talks about a similar approach he used when joining new missions and teams in his book. Basically being in observation mode first to learn if these WTF moments are valid, and not annoying new team members. Its worth a read.