David Heinemeier Hansson Quotes

One Pattern To Help Yourself Fight The Mad Dash For The Mirage Of Being Done Is To Think Of A Good Day's Work. Look At The Progress Of The Day Towards The End And Ask Yourself: 'Have I Done A Good Day's Work?'

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