A bright-line rule refers to a clearly defined rule or standard. It is a rule with clear interpretation and very little wiggle room. It establishes a bright line for what the rule is saying and what it is not saying.
– James Clear
Sources to build your own
- https://taylorpearson.me/principles/
- epiphanies
- standards-of-integrity
- examples
- I prioritize establishing and enhancing meaningful personal relationships. I always have time for family or a true friend.
- I recognize the importance of being well-rested to good decision making and quality work. If I’m tired, I get rest and then attack the problem when I’m fresh.
- I don’t complain or whine. I don’t blow off steam by talking about problems; I do it by executing and being proud of my work. (Source: Sebastian Marshall)
- Nullius in verba. Take no one's word for it. Approach this material like a research scientist and test things for yourself.
- Suspend disbelief. Give each idea enough of a shot to test it rigorously for yourself.
- Withhold definition. Notice the tendency to label things as one way or the other and explore life in the space just before that moment.
- Good enough is better than best
- Always try to provide context
- build bridges
- understanding/
- the right abstractions
- make it effortless