The first part is true from personal experience. If you make no progress on something you'll start to wonder if you're the real problem. That's not fun, and mor

The first part is true from personal experience. If you make no progress on something you'll start to wonder if you're the real problem. That's not fun, and more importantly traps you in a cycle of wanting to get out, but being scared that you'll just fuck up the next thing you work on.