We have fallen victim to the societal, culturally constructed concept that our input (the effort and energy we expend) is more vital to
our success than our output (the actual value we produce).
Not exact matches
Intensity, in other words, maximal or sub-maximal
output duration and repetition — in other words, multiple bouts of work more
than likely, these factors are what provided the
success of one study, which concluded that enhanced performance and increase of lean mass were due to «higher quality training sessions.»
To this, Ross tells us, she answers, «My own sense, looking across the board, is that outside of highly experimental, academic, or avant - garde work, fully accessing the potential for global readership and having a reasonable
output of titles are more central to sales
success than which genre a book is in.