I think your insight is that progress counts—that counting counts. It’s overcoming the Boolean mindset, in which anything that’s true some of the time, must be true all of the time. That you either “have” or “don’t have” a problem.
I prefer to think of this as “100% and 0% are both unattainable”, but stating it as the 99% rule might be more-motivating to most people.
I think your insight is that progress counts—that counting counts. It’s overcoming the Boolean mindset, in which anything that’s true some of the time, must be true all of the time. That you either “have” or “don’t have” a problem.
I prefer to think of this as “100% and 0% are both unattainable”, but stating it as the 99% rule might be more-motivating to most people.