Did you mean *over*estimating your ability ?
When you combine this mistake with the complementary mistake of underestimating your ability, you get the process that solves new problems.https://twitter.com/sebastiangood/status/1131169564660776960 …
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There couldn’t possibly be a better spinoff of the original tweet!
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As humans, we are programmed to be optimistic and forget when we have failed in the past. Nobody wants the label as a failure but in doing so we tend to overestimate our abilities and then try and find evidence to support our position. Approach every task as it's difficult
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I think you mean overestimate. If i underestimate my ability, I wont think I can solve it
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"This is going to be a monumental piece of work" and "surely someone much brighter than I has thought of this" is my wheelhouse. Maybe I should just take the plunge...
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Whatever it is, you can presumably find out if someone else has thought of it. And if no one has, maybe you're brighter than you think.
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Confidence beats competence every time. I wouldn’t call that a positive.
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Being naive is more a quality than a limitation.
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