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this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2024
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Fix the stupid little things first.
Do you have a friend? Ask them if they would stick around for a few while you fix a bunch of stupid little problems you can't find the motivation to do by yourself. You'll need them only for structure, or maybe the occasional stimulus "OK, now write that email", not to do any of it.
Most people can relate. Ask them directly, don't beat around the bush.
This is great advice, thank you