> An unhealthy attitude is expecting somebody with a good idea to put in 100% of the effort themselves, because that requires them to relearn/reinvent everybody

> An unhealthy attitude is expecting somebody with a good idea to put in 100% of the effort themselves, because that requires them to relearn/reinvent everybody else's specializations. This happens more with a rigid or competitive culture. Yeah currently suffering from this... losing my mind coding the fifth 'refactor' (or better, learning I did everything wrong the last four times) so I can get to a product to generate enough revenue to appreciate a teammate's time by putting bread on their table. Self-inflicted. I'm lucky I don't need many calories to maintain a healthy body weight, but I may have traded all this for some crispy dendrites.