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Barhan Decapre's avatar

I think sometimes people “pivot” too soon from a project. I’m certainly guilty of that. I had to learn that just because there was a setback or something happened that caused doubt. Doesn’t necessarily mean it’s time to quit or shift. I think the old timers call this “paying your dues”

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Bluegem Network's avatar

Yea, there's a bit of thought that has to go into deciding whether to continue with something. For some there's always something waiting that looks like it might be a better fit but Dunning–Kruger effects are real and problems eventually present. And you may end up cycling back to other problems now that you have more experience.

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