Perfect Your Craft
Mindfulness · Paradigm Shift

Perfect Your Craft

Josiah Samuel Harry

In order to achieve the highest levels of success and experience the best of what life has to offer, it necessitates that you perfect your craft. If you want to experience a dynamic and fulfilling life, then you must be willing to commit to becoming the best at what YOU do.

With this in mind, it is important to remember that perfecting your craft takes time, effort and patience. That’s right, patience! And this is the place where so many people become inextricably stuck. People are unimaginably impatient. Everybody wants to get “theirs” now. Everyone wants a seat at the table of success—someone else’s table of success.

Tweet this: twitter-312464_1280“Everybody wants to shine bright like a diamond, but nobody wants to get cut.” 

If you want to win, then you must be willing to stick with “it”—whatever “it” is. Perfecting your craft means learning, making mistakes, tolerating failures, taking risks, starting over, digging deeper, pivoting, adapting and iterating on your idea, process and strategy.

There is not anything such as instant mastery of skills and knowledge, or overnight success. Greatness takes time to blossom! So if you are willing to have “it”—success, that is—then you must be willing to commit to “it,” meaning, your passion!

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Published by Josiah Samuel Harry

Josiah is a literary artist, podcaster, content creator, and adventurer. More importantly, Josiah is a truth-seeker and extends an open invitation to journey inward toward a deeper reality that unveils the fundamental purpose of life, which is to find truth in one’s own life and live peacefully and in relational harmony with others and one’s environment.

21 thoughts on “Perfect Your Craft”

  7. Too true! I’m proud to say I’ve done a great deal of progress with my impatient-self in the past two years… one of my biggest accomplishments to date as I hate being patient! 😀

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  9. “Perfecting your craft means learning, making mistakes, tolerating failures, taking risks, starting over, digging deeper, pivoting, adapting and iterating on your idea, process and strategy.”
    I am copying this line into my journal under the heading First Learn, then Earn. I have spent a lot of time learning and need to start getting some earning under my belt.

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