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step paralysis: when you break a task down to its constituent parts and realize that its more complicated and daunting than the original bullet point of that task entails
like how doing a load of laundry on paper is a single task but it is broken down into loading it, adding the soap, turning it on, unloading it hanging it/putting in dryer, sorting and putting it away. each task is more like 10 subtasks and it takes a lot out of me
for years ive wanted to get into "content creation".
but my primary hiccups to doing so are 0) i detest the term content creation in general 1) i am shy as fuck and would need to overcome that, 2) i dont think i could do repair or gaming streams because of how easily frustrated i get, 3) the games/interests i have are often pretty niche, 4) im more of an analytical kind of person rather than a creative type and struggle a lot on that front, 5) i wouldn't even know where to begin and dealing with a video production pipeline or setting up a streaming setup seems incredibly daunting
OH: "...so who do we execute then, the UX designers making the shitty changes? or the managers mandating the changes in order to keep their own jobs and authority intact?"
if you feel so inclined
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