Everything in the video looks easy until you actually have to try it yourself and realize the person in the video has like 15 years of experience and $20k worth of tools.
Looking back, what is something you didn't think about at all but turned out to matter a lot?
I spent months working on the idea I had and it finally launched, and basically no traction. Do I pivot, restart, or keep pushing this idea?
Every quote I get whenever I get my repaired feels high, but I do not know how to question it properly.
Even when we are up, it doesn't feel secure to me. I don't remember feeling this tense watching before.
I hope that instead of assuming that cleaning is "quick", it actually takes longer than they think.
I am not confused about the task, I just keep avoiding it for no reason. How do I actually push myself to start doing things?