A first attempt can stay local.
It can tell you where the mud is, which grip slipped, or which version was too large. Let it be that small. Take the useful fact, make the next try smaller, and leave before one wobble becomes a biography.
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How to stop treating your first attempt like evidence
A shoebill turns the first attempt from a verdict into local information you can use for a smaller second try.
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