> There are huge benefits to developing the mental strength and discipline to lean into discomfort consistently and just do what needs to be done
Don't fall into 'I can do it, therefore everyone should be able to do it' trap.
> There are huge benefits to developing the mental strength and discipline to lean into discomfort consistently and just do what needs to be done
Don't fall into 'I can do it, therefore everyone should be able to do it' trap.
Why would you say I am falling into that trap? My comment specifically addressed the issue that it might not work, and included a specific strategy for how to not get stuck too long on the idea of working if it does not.