Weeks and Months of Anything, Carving Out the Stone of Value, the Diamond Cut Fine
10,000 hours, they say, make you a master.
I heard this recently from a young man much younger than me. Or was he?
Maybe he was my age, maybe it was at church.
Regardless, we spend our time and efforts carving out our existence, yes, as Mazlo iterates, but eventually our will may carve out our piece d 'resistance, perhaps a work of art.
A work, a labor, a habit, a legacy, an identity.
Go to church. Refine your soul.
Go to early morning seminary, refine your spirit, tone your muscles, awake your body and mind.
Day after day, week after week, submit to yourself and God and grind away sharpening that axe.
Learn the Bible, learn the holy Books...
Wake up, get up, get back to it.
Rinse and repeat, wake up early, get the job done.
Sometimes sweat a lot, sometimes bleed. Sometimes cry and be consternated.
But keep going all the time.
Do it.
Wake up, get up, get back to it.
Rinse and repeat, wake up early, get the job done.
Sometimes sweat a lot, sometimes bleed. Sometimes cry and be consternated.
But keep going all the time.
Do it.
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