<ul><li>Many individuals, despite being good engineers, struggle when it comes to actually building something tangible.</li><li>Often, the process gets derailed by overthinking and excessive self-criticism, leading to a cycle of constant refinement and never truly completing the project.</li><li>The focus shifts from the end goal to perfecting the process, causing a loss of initial motivation and leaving projects unfinished.</li><li>Reflecting on this issue has highlighted key factors such as constant self-criticism, obsession with optimization, and losing sight of the original inspiration.</li></ul>

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