This is exactly what I wanted to hear today. I’ve been so tired lately trying to achieve the best in everything instead of doing what is possible and achievable within a given time and calling it a day. Thank you so much for sharing.
When I wrote my first novel, I kept telling myself "You're not writing <i>War and Peace</i>. :)
Just write and keep writing. Don't worry about perfect or awesome. Just write honestly. You know how to do that. As demonstrated in all you've done. Really!
I enjoyed your blog "What's Better Than Perfect?" I will never create the perfect photograph, but I can come close. Instead of done, I think of it as the best I can do. Some of my work is never done. I keep coming back to certain shots and tweaking them here and there. I think each creative has to decide where and when to draw the line between done (or best I can do) and perfect. Keep up the goof work.
This is exactly what I wanted to hear today. I’ve been so tired lately trying to achieve the best in everything instead of doing what is possible and achievable within a given time and calling it a day. Thank you so much for sharing.
Farah, thank YOU! Let's move forward together. :)
When I wrote my first novel, I kept telling myself "You're not writing <i>War and Peace</i>. :)
Just write and keep writing. Don't worry about perfect or awesome. Just write honestly. You know how to do that. As demonstrated in all you've done. Really!
YES!!! And thank you, Debbi!
I enjoyed your blog "What's Better Than Perfect?" I will never create the perfect photograph, but I can come close. Instead of done, I think of it as the best I can do. Some of my work is never done. I keep coming back to certain shots and tweaking them here and there. I think each creative has to decide where and when to draw the line between done (or best I can do) and perfect. Keep up the goof work.
Rick, I really like this. We are just striving to do the best we can! Thank you for sharing this perspective!