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I admit that my most common approach to a complex issue is to try to reach the lowest bar. Is there an easy, reasonable, common sense improvement? Why not do that?

It has this strange result.

1. Instead of endlessly catastrophizing or stalling for perfection, good high value stuff gets done.

2. The next lowest bar is often right there. You've practiced. You've learned something. Oh, look another reasonable next step.