Mediocrity Is Not A Long Term Strategy
Having severely underestimated the scope of the project, I was determined to do ‘a job’ that would allow me to appreciate the new fence colour without wanting to continually pull out the painting supplies and do touch-ups. As my back began to ache, and my tummy demanded attention, I forced myself to tune into a longer term vision of the fence. Much like life, we’d like the current ‘challenge/hurdle’ to be handled, I have come to realize that doing it ‘right the first time’ is the long term strategy that brings me joy … where in your life are you ‘rushing’ to complete rather than allowing yourself to intentionally move past ‘mediocre’, and live the life you deserve?
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Mediocrity Is Not A Long Term Strategy
I know how you feel about your fence! I enjoy seeing my projects finished well. If I can't finish them I get rid of them. But, my house remodeling has taken four years now. It's not easy to stay on top of doing a good job. Some things take a bit of time and a few back aches for sure!