Daily Productive Sharing 1222 - Talking While Walking the Camino Francés in Spain
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Craig Mod and his group hiked the final 110 kilometers of the Camino de Santiago—specifically, the Camino Francés, or "French Way." This famous pilgrimage route begins in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, crosses the Pyrenees into Spain, and continues to Santiago de Compostela:
- Starting in March has its perks: it avoids the peak season crowds, and the weather stays cool and pleasant.
- As usual, they ended each day with a “Jeffersonian dinner”—conversational meals where everyone shared reflections and insights.
- You can make a well-informed decision based on data, knowledge, and desired outcomes—and still "fail." And that’s okay.
- Don’t get overly fixated on outcomes. Focus on how you make decisions, because in the end, that’s the only part you truly control.
- Optimism is a tool.
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Craig Mod 他们徒步了法国圣雅各之路（Camino de Santiago）最后大约110公里的路程。这条徒步路线被称为“法国之路”，因为它从圣让皮德波—德波尔出发，翻越庇里牛斯山进入西班牙，一直走到圣地亚哥：
- 三月出发的好处是避开旺季，所以人不太多，而且气温也保持凉爽。
- 像往常一样，他们在傍晚进行了“杰斐逊式晚宴”——边吃边聊天分享心得。
- 你可以基于数据、信息和期望结果做出很好的决策，但即便如此，也可能“失败”，这没关系。
- 不要过于执着于结果，把注意力放在决策流程上，毕竟这是最后唯一能控制的部分。
- 乐观是一种工具。
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