Strongly agree. In fact, here's the key insight:

> “If you cannot do great things, do small things a great number of times”.

People want to "plan" themselves into being Great. So they go into a spiral of "I'm not good enough" and don't actually complete anything. They don't produce anything, no one sees their work, so it's much harder to improve.

In practice, if we produce a lot of stuff, and pay attention, the quality will increase over time. We'll become Great according to the article...

... I'd call it "Good Enough". Producing and analyzing and getting better takes time, energy, and focus. It's not fun. Once our result is Good Enough we move on and focus on another thing we want to produce.

Source: writing a book on (Developer) Feedback Loops