If you don’t really fix those errors, then when you take on some new project, you’ll have to take the time to fix the errors for the goals there. I think you can do a quick fix so the errors don’t cause too many problems for the project, but then you’ll have to keep doing that for new projects. That and what if you’re working on a complex project? Errors limit how much success you can have. I think that’s from knowledge skyscrapers. If you build on an error then, at some point, on a higher floor, you’ll be messing up a lot. I forgot what knowledge skyscrapers was about but it was something like that.
Idk how not fixing your errors seriously takes up a lot of time and energy. If you continue make those errors is that what takes up a lot of time and energy? Or is it fixing them? Fixing wasn’t mentioned so I don’t know. I think making errors literally takes time and energy. A lot? Idk but let’s say you try to come up with doing a goal in a non error way? You’re going to keep using time and energy to do an activity. Like, you could read a philosophy quote but it takes you so long to understand it cuz you’re making so many errors trying to do that. You’re taking way more time and energy than if you fix the the cause of those errors.
Why do those errors you keep making cause failure at goals you have? What are those goals? Like, big goals? Any goal you have? I think if you keep making the errors from unchecked causes then that’s going to cause failure at your goals. It’s going to make things hard to do that you mess up doing a goal. Idk