"I love to do research, I want to do research, I have to do research, and I hate to sit down and begin to do research — I always try to put it off just as long as I can." — Paul Halmos
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Reminds me of have every writer loves to “have written”
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Well said (and well quoted)
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The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics. - Paul Halmos
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Reminds me of myself. Love to code but only beats around the bush for hours.
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I really wish I understood this phenomenon. I'm always so terrified of actually building and creating stuff, but when I finally get past the initial resistance, it's fun and I wish I started sooner. But I never remember that when I'm trying to start. WHAT GIVES???
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I think it has to do with our natural aversion to navigating ambiguity. When we start doing something with no clear path to any particular endpoint, we experience paralysis of choice. Ironically though, I find this discomfort serves as a catalyst to move quickly.
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Research is the easiest part to start. Writing is the the hardest part to do.
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I agree.
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