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You know, realizing you're 'bad' is a blessing. You're consciously aware of your incompetence, which is the first step towards becoming consciously competent. W
by PM_me_your_math 4y ago
You know, realizing you're 'bad' is a blessing. You're consciously aware of your incompetence, which is the first step towards becoming consciously competent. What follows is glorious. After some persistence and commitment, you become unconsciously competent.
- denton-scratch 4y agoUpvoted. But I don't think persistence somehow makes you competent and "glorious". Acknowledging your limitations is obviously a good thing, though. Many people find it hard to ask for advice, or to admit they don't know everything. You have to reach a certain level of self-confidence to be able to do that freely.