more haste, less speed
I learned an important application in my WA training. It is more haste, less speed. In the internet age we become so ingrained with instant gratification that we want things fast, Once got delay we become disappointed and think that is not okay or not workable, we give up.
My lesson learned was I want to apply the technique fast so I can earn money more quickly but the more I rush, the more I mess up. I created my website pretty quickly, but the contents are all in a mess, it does not fit the theme of the title of my site. I have to redo everything again. I am not very good at writing blogs content, and because I thought of getting it up fast, I take some short cut by copying bits and pieces from the web until I learned from the discussion in WA is a big "No-No" because Google doesn't like duplicate contents. I have to tear down everything. I then decide to sign up for some writing course and learn to improve my English grammar.
I am forced to pull back on the lack that I have and start it step by step again; I find I progress better. I now began to enjoy writing, and I have more satisfaction in my achievement.
Most of all the I really am grateful to the WA community for help given me much encouragement
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I've had a hard time with this, wanting instant gratification. I can be heard yelling at my computer "but I want to understand all of this now!" It doesn't work that way. Thankfully. I'm also finding the faster I push myself, the more mistakes I make and that is not a good practice to be in. You are correct about this!
All the best moving forward :)