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by nicbou
1001 days ago
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Could you be using the planning as a form of procrastination? As a way to feel like you're making progress without tackling the parts that scare you? Making a plan is a great way to break down a big task, but it's also a way to avoid facing difficulties. My plans are usually a few dooedles in Notability. I might also let an idea simmer for a few weeks to let various problems resurface. After I start doing anything, I find that the best (design) lessons are learned through experimentation. Go for a walk, come back and crank out some code. You can draw bridges all day, but eventually you must break soil and face the task at hand. |
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