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From the looks of it you _are_ being challenged, just not in the way you expected. > The worst part is I am sensing within myself this frustration that everyon
by dgb23 4y ago
From the looks of it you _are_ being challenged, just not in the way you expected.
> The worst part is I am sensing within myself this frustration that everyone else appears to move so slowly. The thought of "great, one more thing I got to fix" is coming up too frequently.
I find it very respectable that you are so self-aware. In my worldview, stronger shoulders should carry more weight, but that also means that you have leverage to make things better around you, for yourself and others. You obviously don't want to become grumpy or arrogant. I get that, it feels terrible. But there is a way, possibly outside of the well trodden paths.
- 100011_100001 4y agoA very interesting point of view. A theme in replies is that I should be teaching / helping others. I do that in terms of advice, but I am starting to realize that I need to focus more on not giving the right answer, but explaining how I go to it, and ideally solve the problem for everyone if I can.
- dgb23 4y agoHave you read How to Solve It (Polya)? It's a short read and has great advice in terms of problem solving and teaching. If not: Maybe you get some inspiration from there, seems you will like it.