Not that the article is deep or all that well-written, but I get this point. I often know what "feels right" that I should be doing, but that doesn't mean it's

Not that the article is deep or all that well-written, but I get this point. I often know what "feels right" that I should be doing, but that doesn't mean it's comfortable to do it. Example: I was not comfortable canceling my conf speaking engagement next week due to illness, but I knew that was what I had to do. Writing that email made me feel bad, and it was hard, but now I feel an immense relief. This is not just me with this canny "uncomfortable feel-right spidey sense," but all of humanity, as far as I can tell.