That’s the spirit! You aren’t good enough! Hell, at most I’d say—you’re mid-upgrade.
A prototype catching real-world bugs before the next release. You’re the Mark III Iron Man armor, fighting and blasting your way through chaos while your inner Tony Stark—distracted, brilliant, caffeinated—sketches Mark V through VIII on digital napkins at 3AM.
Were you good enough to ace that presentation? No, and you knew you weren’t. But you marched in anyway, collecting valuable failure data, stress-testing your systems under impossible conditions. Each stumble isn’t evidence of inadequacy—it’s field research for your inevitable upgrade.
Of course you’re not good enough. Neither was the Wright brothers’ initial flight. Neither was penicillin when it was just some scientist’s moldy mistake. Neither was the first draft of anything worth creating. Have you seen our constitution?
Your dissatisfaction isn't pessimism—it's quality control.
That nagging feeling that you could do better? That’s your software running diagnostics, your systems identifying improvable parameters.
You’re not a finished product. You’re a fascinating work-in-progress with the rare self-awareness to recognize your own beta status.
So go ahead—fail spectacularly, document meticulously, upgrade relentlessly.
Version You.0 drops soon.