 Examples of such hang-ups include anxiety, boredom, impatience, and the failure (often borne of excessive egotism) to realize that "a") one might not have all the information necessary to succeed and/or "b") certain aspects of the problem might be more or less important than one believes.Dealing with hang-ups can be as simple as reducing hyperfocus on a specific aspect of a problem by taking a short break from working on the problem or that specific aspect of it.Pirsig notes several aspects of hang-ups.