English doesn’t have great words for me to describe what I mean here, but it’s something like: your visualization machinery says that it sees no obstacle to success, such that you anticipate either success or getting a very concrete lesson.
One piece of advice/strategy I’ve received that’s in this vein is “maximize return on failure”. So prefer to fail in ways that you learn a lot, and to fail quickly, cheaply, and conclusively, and produce positive externalities from failure. This is not so much a good search strategy but a good guiding principle and selection heuristic.
One piece of advice/strategy I’ve received that’s in this vein is “maximize return on failure”. So prefer to fail in ways that you learn a lot, and to fail quickly, cheaply, and conclusively, and produce positive externalities from failure. This is not so much a good search strategy but a good guiding principle and selection heuristic.