It lies to us and tells us that it needs to be perfect and a “success” for it to be worthy of our time. It tells us anything less than perfection is a failure, so it’s better to hold off than risk falling on our face. It tells us to wait until tomorrow, next week or another year.
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Almost every night like clockwork I’d wake up in a panic and run to my desk and scribble down another question, another task to double check. The midnight doubts would also involve a vision of no one showing up and me running around apologizing to all the vendors.
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