strut up like a rockstar, cock your head, "fucking kill it" like it's nothing
this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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Panic early.
Don't let perfection get in the way of good enough. The best paper is the done paper.
"Doable and passable" is a very good one to keep in mind for sure.
Also one saying I keep in mind when doing new things is, "Failure is a key part of the process, no body starts out as a master of a thing. The difference between a master and an amateur is that a master has failed more times than an amateur has tried. So try new things, fail faster, and learn from those failures."
Of course another problem I usually struggle with is starting something due to being afraid of messing up due to starting in the wrong way, but I always try to tell myself, "Just start, fail, and remember it for next time."
