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Process-obsessed people regard results as a byproduct of the process rather than the sole driving force, and this prioritization makes them more resilient when they encounter setbacks.
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10/16/2026
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Cracking Hard Problems: Why Breakthroughs Belong Only to Those Obsessed with the Process
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