It seems that doesn't account for this effect of not immediately attacking your ideas, since I assume you don't forget them completely: > Everyone has their pe

It seems that doesn't account for this effect of not immediately attacking your ideas, since I assume you don't forget them completely: > Everyone has their pet ideas that they go around discussing. The more time this idea spends in your head the less critically you think of it. Now, when the time comes to actually try implementing it, if it fails you’re left discouraged, embarrassed and might even quit the project you’re working on. This was, for me, the crucial insight of the talk this post is written about.