Those are things we all have, or can have. Of what you are trying to do. For instance, most golfers don't know why they miss putts. They strike a putt, look up and see it miss the hole, and they honestly, deep down, have no idea why. They don't know if they aimed wrong or if they turned their wrists or if they hit too hard or if the ball hit a ball mark or foot print.
Golfers instinctively blame themselves.
They blame their stroke. So, if they miss a putt, they'll change their next stroke. They continually change what they are trying to do, never knowing what is right or wrong. When I work with a golfer, I measure what he is doing and then we revert to the laws of physics - what makes the ball start on a straight line or move in the direction you want. I measure what he is doing that does not conform to fundamentals and we go from there.