On Mental Toughness (for Software Engineers): How the Best of the Best Get Better And Better
Read OriginalThis article explores concepts from a Harvard Business Review collection on mental toughness, applying lessons from athletic and business achievement to software engineering. It discusses overcoming perceived limitations (like the four-minute mile analogy) in technical problems and emphasizes focusing on personal excellence rather than comparing oneself to others in the demanding field of software development.
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