Wrote about practice and repetition
practice be focused. It must possess intention. Our intention as artists is to get better, to go deeper, to work closer and closer to the bone.
Steven Pressfield • Turning Pro
Practice what you know over and over again because this is going to build your muscle memory, meaning if you practiced the technique relentlessly, a time will come when you perform it swiftly, elegantly and unconsciously. The same applies to your productivity. Practice doing work that matters. Practice sitting in one place for many hours focused on
... See morePeter Voogd • 6 Months to 6 Figures
“Your 1st blog post will be bad, but your 1000th will be great.
Your 1st workout will be weak, but your 1000th will be strong.
Your 1st meditation will be scattered, but your 1000th will be focused.
Put in your reps.”
Your 1st workout will be weak, but your 1000th will be strong.
Your 1st meditation will be scattered, but your 1000th will be focused.
Put in your reps.”
James Clear • 3-2-1: On mistakes of ambition vs. sloth, innovation, and being reliable
Purposeful practice only leads to improvement, and you simply can’t have one without the other.