If impatience is my biggest sin as a maker, its primary manifestation has been in my continual struggle with addressing my work. In this context, addressing your work means orienting yourself, physically and mentally, in the optimal position to execute the task, despite the fact that it might take a little longer. It means taking the time you need to do the job right the first time. Taking the time to organize your thoughts; to organize your work space; to organize your tools. It’s time, when taken, that you might feel is slowing you down in the moment, but in fact is saving you time in the
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