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Introduction They arrive at their first session with notebooks open, pens poised, ready for action. "Give me the homework," they say. "What tasks should we do? What books should we read? How can we fix this quickly?" I get it. I really do. Because I'm guilty of it too, the never-ending to-do lists, the constant productivity, the belief that if I just work hard enough, fast enough, I can solve anything. But here's what I've learned, both personally and professionally: sometim