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I changed myself to handle this and then reverted. I'm trying to fix it again. I think the key thing is related to something else they say about effective found
by scarejunba 7y ago
I changed myself to handle this and then reverted. I'm trying to fix it again. I think the key thing is related to something else they say about effective founders: when faced with a hard problem they must solve, they run towards it.
Don't get trapped in the siren song of "it's okay to be slow". Speed is itself part of quality.
I know it's possible to change. The factors that cause me to slow are:
- Fear of trying too hard and seeing myself fail: Failure is inevitable. Earlier > Later.
- A misplaced confidence that I can knock it out late: You can't do this anymore.
- Uncertainty of the next action: Any action is better than no action 80% of the time. Just eat the other 20%
- Wanting to make things 'nice' (especially if I've already been slow): Present > Nice, and nice_delta(t) < nice_delta(t-1) so you'll be producing less nice per unit time as time goes on, so just release.
Hope this helps. I know it can be changed. I've done it. I have to do it again.