The trick, of course, is to be more interested in solving problems than in having solved them: then you will always *want* there to be a better solution -- or else you'd be running out of puzzle material. Much like an avid reader never wants to reach the end of the book
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That is how I developed trust issues
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Solutions often feel like an artwork that's never quite done. At some point you "call" it finished but you've learned so much from the process you'd do it differently/better the next time. Some of my best work has come from "doing it again".
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The problem with this approach is I started doubting my capabilities as I look back onto previous projects.
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“Only the wisest and stupidest of men never change.” – Confucius
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Certainty is the enemy!
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