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I understand you, but learning to walk is standard. Everyone knows that everyone (at least 99%) will learn and do it. It's a no-brainer: just keep trying. It wi
by rmoriz 16y ago
I understand you, but learning to walk is standard. Everyone knows that everyone (at least 99%) will learn and do it. It's a no-brainer: just keep trying. It will work.
If you have some side project you are distracted every day by things that maybe have more potentials, people that may compete or even personal things.
So you start think: Why should I still do that...?
And then your project is toast.
Yes, If you rally know all "stages" you can recall them in future ventures:
"okay, I feel miserable now, but that's the same with the last thing and in the end I made a good product. I'll just repeat. EOD"