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Why Every Perfectionist Should Become a Prolific Creator (opens the original)
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You’ve been programmed to think like a perfectionist. And all of it is just a thought.There’s a quiet shift that happens when someone first decides to create. The moment they want to get into something, this resistance shows up. It’s a little devil inside their head, telling them:It has to be perfect on the first attempt.This isn’t good enough.What will people think?But your mind is playing tricks on you. The biggest mistake is thinking you can make great art on your first rep, your first attemp
You Are Trapped Because You Are Living a Life Someone Else Chose (opens the original)
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What does it mean to live an inherited life?You’ve seen it before. “I inherited a house.” Something was given to me. I didn’t choose it, it was placed on me. A burden handed over.Now hold that same lens up to everything else.You inherited your beliefs. Your taste. The things you listen to, the things you surround yourself with. The way you eat. What you consume. Your inputs and your outputs. How you think about time. Your entire mindset.Your life was chosen by your environment and your surroundi
Reject most advice. (opens the original)
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I’ve always been a curious individual, so naturally I’ve always wondered:Why do I do these habits? What makes an individual make so much money? How can I come up with brilliant ideas? Why is it that this painting is this way? What makes a good idea? What makes a great life? Why does this person have so many followers? So much influence?Curiosity turned me into a skeptic. And being a skeptic helped me figure out what to pursue, what to believe in, what to create on. It helped me realize that succ
The Simple Genius Of David Senra. (opens the original)
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Zeno of Citium was a merchant. He made his living transporting purple dye across the Mediterranean.Around 300 BCE, his ship went down near the coast of Athens. He lost everything.His cargo.His ship.His livelihood.He washed up in Athens with nothing. He wandered the city, a foreigner, broke, with no plan.At some point he walked into a bookstore. The bookseller was reading aloud from Xenophon’s Memorabilia, a book about Socrates. Zeno listened. Something clicked.He asked the bookseller, “Where can
Get Addicted to Making Sh*tty Art. (opens the original)
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I used to think the way to get good was to cram more. More research. More prep. More waiting until I understood the topic well enough to finally create something worth showing. I thought perfectionism was the path. That if I just studied hard enough, the first attempt would finally be good.It never was. And I realized why.Perfectionism isn't how you get good. It's how you avoid getting started.The people who master any skill writing, painting, speaking, building didn't get there by waiting until
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