Kanchan Balani
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Kanchan Balani
Finishing any creative project is like simultaneously defying Zeno’s Paradox and the myth of Sisyphus—the idea that you cross a distance halfway and then halfway again, and again, and you never actually reach the other side, except that at some point you just round up, and the project gets pushed over the finish line.
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Ambition often comes with discontent; focus with rigidity; contentment with complacency.
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