Examine the shape of the constraint

• constraints to [avoidance
  • From status quo to [ideal
  • From the current state to the ideal state
  • I want to move with simple implementation.
• left
  • However, unexpected constraints may be discovered during implementation
  • We work around it haphazardly.
  • Actually, I should have turned left instead of right at the first end of the street.
  • Lessons Learned Here
    • Having willingly run into the constraints, I realized that the constraints existed.
    • I should have looked into the shape of the constraints instead of haphazardly avoiding them.
• right
  • Patterns that occur because of the well-known pattern on the left
  • There is a vague “there may be constraints” concern up front.
  • When you willingly run into constraints, you need to change your policy.
  • Fear of it avoids a great deal of vague anxiety.
  • But in fact, they didn’t run into any restrictions if they went straight ahead.
  • Lessons Learned Here
    • Avoided a major detour due to anxiety/interpretation that “we might run into a constraint.”
    • This also neglects to examine the “shape of the constraint” as a fact.

relevance

• Fear of things I don’t understand. - A version of avoidance by fear of [Attack without looking closely. - The fact that there are barriers ahead is not a reason not to proceed.

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