In recent years, with the continuous emergence and breakthroughs of new technologies and products, there have also been some cognitive biases of being eager for success and aiming too high - raising the tone. After a period of development, some innovators have achieved certain results, but as a result, they also wish to "become fat in one bite", lose their focus, resulting in subsequent decision-making errors and setbacks. Raise your appetite. Some people see innovative achievements and enjoy certain products and services, but as a result, they have unrealistic higher psychological expectations. Once they are not satisfied, they are inevitably disappointed and complain that innovators "do not strive for progress". Innovation is a gradual process, hoping for miracles while also calibrating expectations. No matter how high the expectations or good the ideas are, they must be approached step by step. Seek truth from facts and work steadily. Not long ago, the "Voyager 2" robot achieved good results in the world's first humanoid robot half marathon race. Ten years ago, the "Voyager One" robot traveled 134.03 kilometers continuously for 54 hours with an energy consumption of 0.8 kWh per hour. After ten years of honing their skills, the technical team has tried various technical solutions and, after multiple version iterations, finally developed the more efficient and stable "Voyager 2". Similarly, in recent years, China has made some disruptive technological breakthroughs, including domestically produced large aircraft breaking through the sky, the "Striver" diving into the deep sea of tens of thousands of meters, the new energy vehicle industry chain leveraging the global market pattern, and CNC machine tools achieving micrometer level precision breakthroughs... Behind every innovation achievement, there are countless scientific researchers who have been steadfast for decades. The achievement of innovation goals requires reasonable expectations guidance, and the maturity of the innovation ecosystem requires time sedimentation. The transformation of Zhongguancun in Beijing from an electronic marketplace to a high-tech innovation hub relies on the continuous optimization of institutional "slow variables" such as intellectual property protection and talent incentives; Zhongwang CAD has achieved the localization and replacement of industrial software in 20 years, demonstrating the progressive wisdom of "taking small steps to reach thousands of miles". Innovation cannot be slow or urgent. Currently, China's technological innovation is undergoing a profound transformation from following and running towards leading. Doing one minute is one minute, doing one inch is one inch. "We not only need to have surging passion and a sense of urgency to seize the day, but also need to maintain composure while respecting laws, break through boundaries in a down-to-earth manner, and write more innovative chapters of" calm waters ". (New Society)