As I learn new things, I can become overwhelmed by the requirements to implement them.
I am learning that I can take tiny steps and that they will still move me forward.
Even habitual frustrations are starting to be replaced as I remember to break down the steps into even smaller increments.
This is an exciting time of taking beloved projects and skills and learning to release them in a way which gives more people access to them.
The technology required is new, but learning is not.
Learning always requires an interest in the subject and willingness to apply oneself.
I remind myself that I meet those requirements and that I am not under a time limit, nor am I seeking a grade.
I can take the time I need and repeat the information as many times as I need and even seek out different perspectives until I am sure I understand my next steps.
Patience with myself is key.
Willingness to progress any way I can relieves the situation.
Interspersing my new tasks with familiar and rewarding ones helps alleviate the pressure.
In time, I do gather all the information and skills which I need, and I do complete my projects with my new skills.
With more practice, everything becomes easier.
© 2018 Kathryn Hardage
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