Quality is what everyone wants. Quantity is what no one wants to earn. But the truth is simple: quality hides in the repetition.
It emerges in the 9th draft, the 50th try, the 100th rep. Not when you force it. But because you outlasted your own shortcuts.
Patience is more than just waiting. ... See more
Hiten Shahx.comQuality is what everyone wants. Quantity is what no one wants to earn. But the truth is simple: quality hides in the repetition. It emerges in the 9th draft, the 50th try, the 100th rep. Not when you force it. But because you outlasted your own shortcuts. Patience is more than just waiting. It’s staying with the work long enough to become undeniable. Every masterpiece is buried in the pile you almost gave up on.
If building something great isn’t painful, you’re probably not building the best you can. Arguments, mis-steps, fights, back-tracking, re-discovering, frustration, throwing it away, trying again - these are all painful requirements for build a great product.
Tuomas Artmanx.comCraft takes concentration, excellence takes time.
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@nobu_hibiki "You only close the gap between what you make and the image of perfection in your mind with a sea of imperfect work.”
it took hokusai like 100+ paintings over ~80 years to make his great wave
you have to make the not-great stuff there is no avoiding that https://t.co/ykf4aSMug3