The pessimistic misconception that "it can't be done."

• If you are mistakenly thinking “be made” when in fact you can’t, you have a chance to try it and experience that it’s surprisingly not possible.
• If you mistake “I can’t.” for “I can’t” when in fact you can, you don’t have a chance to experience “surprisingly, I can.” because you don’t try.
• The former mistake is corrected, but the latter is not.
• So the latter mistake is more serious.
• If you don’t know which one it is, you should knock it down to the former.

Pessimistic Misconceptions that “I can’t.”

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