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The Hard-Easy Effect in Creative Work
In this segment, Gifted Underachiever Dobes christens the actions of the devilish duo—evil twins, if you will—that can hold back the creation of a work-in-progress “the Hard-Easy Effect.”
One evil twin is Procrastination—specifically, the kind of procrastination born from the mistaken idea that there’s not enough time to do any meaningful work on the project today because it will be hard to get into it and even harder to produce anything meaningful. So we delay starting, thinking that we’ll come at it again when we have more TIME, maybe next week, next month, or (when the day job is…
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