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Every problem is a thinking problem. Procrastination, imposter syndrome, self-doubt: they're all mental barriers, not concrete tasks. Stop working on the problem itself. Change how you think about it, and the problem starves.
Every problem is a thinking problem. Procrastination, imposter syndrome, self-doubt: they're all mental barriers, not concrete tasks. Stop working on the problem itself. Change how you think about it, and the problem starves.
I'm a big believer that every problem is a thinking problem. Every problem is a thinking problem. If you could think it, you can do it. If you can't think it, you can't do it. Procrastination—that's a thinking problem. Imposter syndrome—that's a thinking problem. Second-guessing myself—that's a thinking problem. That—that's a thinking problem. You don't got to solve the problem. You got to change the way you think. Too many people are spending too much time working on. Stop working on problems. You don't work on problems; you starve problems.
