*Let the problems like gravity go; since they are not actionable, you can't fix them, so forget they exist as problems.* This reminds me of [[gravity or anchor problems]], problems that you can get stuck on and can take up too much of your energy. It's kind of like ensuring that you [[focus attention]] on things you can actually impact especially since we know that [[you amplify what you focus on]]. [[focus on the process not the goal]], and on [[Learning]] for the proper [[Mindset]] and to do the best you can It's not a problem if it's not actionable is a way of looking at a list of problems. This viewpoint helps you consider creating an [[Eisenhower's Box]] ##### What would the opposite argument be? How do you know that a problem is not actionable? Since [[Barbells make you stronger]] it's possible that no one has figured out how to solve it yet, and the solution could be part of the list of [[black swan events]]. tags: #note/statement | #on/problemsolving | #on/design ##### Sources: