The circular path
... when you're trying to improve something look like this:
- You start with some ideas.
- You get excited for a while (1-2 weeks).
- Maybe you take some steps and do something to act on your ideas.
- Your enthusiasm starts to fade and your projects get abandoned.
- You go back to where you started.
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