More Self Study

I’ve found out one of the things that keep me from getting things done.

I’ve known it for a while but I don’t really think that I understood the magnitude of the problem

There is some part of me that is so afraid of making a mistake or doing something wrong that I end up putting the task off. I haven’t built the goat houses, fixed the rabbit cages, fixed the underpinning or even installed the wood stove.

This is an extremely debilitating problem.

Now that I truly understand this problem I need to work on finding the solution. There are times when I get in the frame of mind where it doesn’t affect me.  These are very productive times.

I think that I’m going to try the “Just do it” strategy.  I’m just going to do the tasks. If I mess up or they aren’t done right what will it really matter? At least I will have tried.


Most of you probably think that I don’t care what people think. You might think that I don’t want to be part of society because I feel superior to everyone else. The truth is exactly the opposite. I feel so inferior that I feel great discomfort when I interact with others.

 

I doubt that I will ever get over that part of it but I should be able to move forward and start to be able to accept that the things that I do will never be perfect.

I also believe that the idea that I have about “wanting things being better than having them” is part of the same problem. If I want something and never get it then I can’t be disappointed by the real thing.

There is something here that involves unrealistic expectations.

I will pursue these ideas further and implement a plan of action that should at least minimize the debilitating effects of being so afraid of making a mistake. Honestly, who do I have to impress anyway? I’ve been the only person that I’ve ever competed against.

 

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