How we make progress is often unobvious. We are working heads down, making small moves here and there. The results we get force us to make adjustments and alter the direction of our efforts.
In that sense, forward motion means the right direction for what we do. We are creating a path of lesser friction.
As we go along, the right way shows that the factors contributing toward completing our intended job are falling in the right places, and the friction-causing factors are diminishing.
The implicit part here is how we make adjustments and alter the direction. The intricate part about changing the course is the decisions we make.
Decision-making is a complex process that aggregates our emotions arising out of a dynamic assessment of the situation we are dealing with. It is then followed by overcoming emotional factors that create chaos and confusion, driving us into a false sense of fear that we might have a fall.
Good decisions help us create physical actions to prove the contrary of our worries. That paves our path to achieving something important!
True. Very true. Ultimately, i guess how we overcome those emotional factors along the way (especially fear of failure) is what makes it
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