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"It is not the most brilliant who excel, but the most patient."

– Martin Scorsese

Patience is a virtue, but not in the moral sense. What I mean is in the sense that it is a very good thing. What this means is that patience has the ability to help you create great things. Don’t misunderstand, this doesn’t mean wait and stand by to do the work and create. It just means that you need to work through the process and not rush it. Step by step. Day by day.

If you don’t see what you’re hoping to see in a creation, good! That only means you’re early in the process. It can be a daunting feeling to know you have more work to do and more time to put in. However, that time is always worth it when you focus on the process.

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Keep going and be patient with yourself and what you’re doing.

Rushing TO create is great! Rushing through the process will only hurt it.

Be patient. Work through those obstacles.

You’ll see others accomplishing things and doing dope stuff. Applaud them. Don’t think they’re better. Don’t think you’re better.

But refocus on your stuff and keep at it.

Little things make big things happen.

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