fortitude

- There are a lot of little [[hurdles]] in [[Project]].

• No matter how many hurdles appear, you must be able to jump over them and move on without being discouraged.

• Q: How can this power be acquired?

  • A: To gain experience in seeing [the view beyond
    • Realize that the benefits you gain after getting out are greater than the cost of jumping over the hurdle

• Are more educated people more likely to be discouraged?

  • Why is that?
  • Strong psychological resistance to being exposed as unwise.
    • Avoiding actions that could fail.
      • Is it not a failure to be discouraged?
  • They look down on muddy work.
    • Unconsciously looking down on people who do muddy work, and therefore feel kegels about doing that work themselves
    • Think of muddy work as silly.
  • Giving up seems wise.
    • Giving up is easy.
    • We think it’s smarter to act like that than to muddle through and say something like, “We decided we don’t like this policy for a reason.”

relevance - ability to accomplish - Hurdler hurdler in Ten Faces of Innovation. - Avoiding failure

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