Tips for Getting Started
Don't aim for perfection, just start. Instead of studying everything in theory, focus on the 20% that gives 80% of the results.🎯
Divide your work into smaller parts and challenge yourself with tasks that are manageable yet challenging.
- If it feels too easy, make it more challenging.
- If it feels too difficult, make it easier.
Starting is the most important step, don't let the fear of not being good enough stop you.
Remember, perfect is the enemy of good.
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