Getting stuck is often an indication that we’ve come to a problem we need to untangle or work around, a choice in terms of direction, focus, or elaboration, or that we need to (re)read or have a conversation about our progress (or lack thereof).
Getting stuck is often an indication that we’ve come to a problem we need to untangle or work around, a choice in terms of direction, focus, or elaboration, or that we need to (re)read or have a conversation about our progress (or lack thereof). Getting stuck is often a signal that you need to revisit what you’ve been doing and identify what’s causing this stall. Jensen (2017) outlines three different kinds of “stalls”: