One of the things I've only learned since I became old (52) is that some tasks you thought were hard become easy if you do them slowly.
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The one that reminded me of this phenomenon was pretty mundane: parking in a confined space.
But if you want a more inspiring example, it works well to slow your expectations for progress when working on very hard things.
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If you have to do things fast or not at all, then anything sufficiently hard gets done not at all.
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seems related to the universally good advice of just jumping into a big task. Do a small part to start right away
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so far I have learned that it takes time, patience, trials and errors to justify those hard things. They come at a price.
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