I would practice failing at things. It took a ton of pushing from a friend/co-founder to actually release a recent project. If I were on my own I would have nev

I would practice failing at things. It took a ton of pushing from a friend/co-founder to actually release a recent project. If I were on my own I would have never "finished" it. It wasn't done. People would mock me. People would find problems with it. People might even get angry because it wasn't perfect. Eventually, we released it and it felt good (even if it isn't the best product in the world, and I have plans for many improvements).