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This isn't a "syndrome" it's normal adaptive behaviour. Like everything you encounter in the real world, 80% of everything you decide to start doesn't actually
by Sophistifunk 4y ago
This isn't a "syndrome" it's normal adaptive behaviour. Like everything you encounter in the real world, 80% of everything you decide to start doesn't actually need to be finished. Sometimes you need to start something in order to learn you're not willing to pay the price to have it finished, or you don't really need it.
- tartoran 4y agoI agree. Yet this attitude - not finishing things - could become a bad habit. All in all Im happy to learn even from half finished things which in my opinion is the primary goal.
- Sophistifunk 4y agoIt's a good habit. The only time you can feel bad about it is when the pain you feel from "not finishing things" exceeds the pain from not finishing this particular thing, which means finishing this particular thing wasn't that important to you, so you were right not to finish it. Worst. Sentence. Evar. But hopefully you get my meaning.