"It's easy to diagnose a problem. It's easy to find a “mistake.” And there are teachers and there are doctors — who spend their time helping people see their mistakes and their diseases. But if you've ever tried to learn something… or if you have had an illness or know somebody who does, you know that diagnosing a problem or finding a mistake… is not the same thing as fixing it. And what we really want — is to no longer have the problem. But unfortunately, that's the hard part. The hard part is fixing the mistake… is correcting the bad habit… is improving the posture… and improving the confidence… and doing these little things that we sometimes are able to do… day by day by day… taking little steps." ....