It's not about the quantity of work you do, it's about the quality.
Focus on what matters most and make it count. Quality over quantity will always lead to better results in the long run.
YouTube's pushing small view count videos my way, showing love to new channels.
Some are diamonds in the rough, but many struggle to shine. Keep in mind, everyone's getting a shot at the spotlight. ✨
Ruthlessly edit your creative works to identify and remove anything that doesn't contribute to the composition. Divorce yourself from the personal attachment and focus on crafting the best, most balanced version of your work. Create what you *really* want to create!
Unlock the power of your mind's "antifragility" with these tips:
Remember to accept it's always changing, push yourself, read more, and put self-care first for maximum success. Mentally challenging yourself can open up a whole world of possibilities and growth!
Don’t idolize the people above you, it makes you vulnerable and you risk losing ambition.
Instead respect them and acknowledge that they were once where you were.
Learn from their experience and build off that to be even greater
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5. Finding balance: Finding the balance between challenging and achievable goals in a routine is difficult. Goals that are too easy may not be rewarding enough to stick to, while goals that are too difficult may be discouraging.
4. Adjusting to change: A routine may have a positive start, but it's often hard to stick with it, as it can be hard to adjust to the new habits and change in our daily life. It may require overcoming resistance to change, and also requires a lot of self-discipline.
5. For the blacksmith, the process of creating a sword helps them improve their skills and craftsmanship. Similarly, the process of building grit helps a person develop greater strength and resilience, which can lead to personal growth and positive changes in their life.
4. Both require focus and attention to details. For a blacksmith, it's important to keep focus on the metal and the hammer, pay attention to details of temperature, hammering angle, etc to make a perfect sword, for a person building grit, it's important to focus on the present.