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Discipline as a condition of freedom

2:08Marco Montemagno · YouTubeIn Italian
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Montemagno recalls the excitement of becoming self-employed to escape having a boss, followed by the surprise of having to decide for himself what to do. He draws a paradox: autonomy requires personal rules and discipline because nobody else organises the work. A reference to The Shawshank Redemption and a saying attributed to Jocko Willink illustrate this experience.

Key points

  • At the start of self-employment, Marco recalls missing external direction.
  • Being one’s own boss involves setting priorities and limits, not simply removing them.
Open the source: La disciplina è libertà

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