Let's take the example of a Concert Pianist’s Practice. Every world-class pianist knows the secret—real artistry isn’t born in flawless performances, but in the deliberate struggle of practice. When a musician hits a wrong note, their brain doesn’t shut down—it supercharges. Neuroplasticity fires up, creating new neural pathways with each repetition. The struggle isn’t failure; it’s the brain’s upgrade mechanism.

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However, it’s a struggle. We want things to happen in our own time. We think we see all the angles and all the possibilities, but we don’t. When we aren’t in control, we feel lost and maybe even a little rebellious. Sometimes we have stops and starts and we give up before things can really get rolling. So, how do we know what’s meant for us and what isn’t?