Finally, answering doubt once is helpful, but answering it repeatedly builds a pattern. Each time you respond with a concrete step, you train yourself to associate uncertainty with movement rather than paralysis. Over time, doubt may still knock, yet it no longer dictates the agenda; it becomes background noise in a life organized around practice.
In that sense, Morrison offers more than a motivational line—she outlines a habit. Single focused actions accumulate into competence, and competence, while never eliminating doubt entirely, steadily reduces its authority. [...]
