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I have the opposite problem at a personal level. A task becomes so big and daunting when considering everything that should be done to take it to completion--

I have the opposite problem at a personal level. A task becomes so big and daunting when considering everything that should be done to take it to completion-- that I put off even starting it. I thought the article title was an exhortation to people like me to change their mindset and get to work -- and forgive themselves for, even target, stopping at 90%. That could be healthy and useful.

triyambakam 3y ago
> I thought the article title was an exhortation to people like me to change their mindset and get to work -- and forgive themselves for, even target, stopping at 90%. I thought that is what it would be, too. And I agree, that is a healthy approach if a task seems too big to complete. Just focus on the minimum viable outcome, and be sure to break things down into small pieces, minimum viable outcomes in their own right.