dustie wrote:
... In that reach for the end product, some people may be nearly immune to frustration and disappointment marching toward that goal.
Others may need encouragement to not fall victim to the impatience of inexperience.
Others may need encouragement to not fall victim to the trap of complacence.
All need encouragement to patiently, consistently press on with being true to oneself, not trying to please the conflicting voices from detractors, admirers, and unhelpful "advisers" who may or may not be well-meaning.....press on in doing your pursuit of a job well-done within the fullest of your knowlege and skill level, not reacting to the responses of others.
... In that reach for the end product, some people... (
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Good summary of the possible pitfalls - frustration, impatience, complacency, plus a reminder to have clear objectives based on our own idea of what's desirable and what works well.