I received this list in an email for Jewelry Artist. I’ve seen it before, and wanted to save it.
- Passion. Love what you do; have enthusiasm and excitement for every part of the process. Equalize the unpleasant by giving it the same attention as the pleasant.
- Play. Be open to approaching the usual, customary, or repetitive tasks you face in a new way. Kids do this with ease: just watch them use an empty cardboard box.
- Practice. It is important to master your craft through repetition. Once you’ve done something many times, you’ll have the confidence to do it well every time you do it.
- Patience. Trust yourself to go through a series of tasks in the amount of time each task requires. Sometimes, it is better to finish well than to finish fast.
- Perseverance. Don’t stop when you hit a bump in the road. Commit to finding a way to solve a problem in your own timeframe, and don’t abandon it entirely.
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That’s some pretty good advice that most of us no longer look at (and some no longer care about), and sometimes it is hard to implement. I blame Corporations!! Mwa ha ha!!
Lol, okay..and it’s up to the person if they want to follow it, too. So not totally Corporate America’s fault.