The rush to see the progress takes learning to take small, incremental steps. We need to know how to take steps to comprehend what does not work.
A few ways to know that things are not working and what to do about them require internalizing their reasons.
1. We are still determining whether the path will lead to a dead end.
Remedy: Learn patterns of thinking and follow on steps yield poor outcomes.
2. We are hesitant about whether we are taking the ethically correct steps that coincide with our values.
Remedy: Our value system is a source of long-term satisfaction and happiness. Learn if the belief system can be modernized with new information and experiences without shaking the core foundations.
3. We fear the adverse judgment of us if we run into failures.
Remedy: Understand the difference between constructive opinions and sweeping, stalling judgments about our actions.
4. We know we will be adjudged to require no help, and it might feel like a lonely battle.
Remedy: Learn to build alliances apriori. Share what you do, seek feedback, collect inputs, involve others, and share it went proactively.
Progress emerges slowly and steadily. We must keep the ball ticking. The progress begins to rise as a result!
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