When you allow yourself to "be new," you bypass the "expert trap"—the tendency to think you already know how things work. An amateur sees options that an expert misses because the amateur isn't bound by "the way things have always been done." 2. Why We Fear Being an Amateur
When you are "new" to a domain, the initial "know-nothing" phase can be surprisingly productive if managed correctly. The path of a generalist or the joy of being an amateur amateur be new
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