Spending so much time analyzing and searching for the perfect method that you end up not taking any action at all. It's like you're spinning your wheels but not going anywhere. 🚗💨
Just like in games where you have to fail multiple times before you learn the right strategy to beat a level, in real life, every failure (or in gaming terms, every 'game over') teaches us something valuable. You can also think of it as watching game replays to see where you went wrong and strategizing for the next round.
The curve starts steep as it requires a lot of attention, but as you practice, it becomes easier and more automatic. Habits are essentially behaviors that have crossed over to the automatic side of the learning curve, which means you're doing them without much conscious effort.
减少执行阻力,增加执行次次数是第一要务。
为什么大人不能像小孩一样学好外语?
I'm curious why kids seem naturally better at noticing and soaking up information compared to adults. When adults learn a new language, it's new and should feel novel, so why aren't we as observant as kids?