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There are three types of makers that I come in my experience:
1. The perfectionist
2. The lingerer
3. The doer
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1. The perfectionist
2. The lingerer
3. The doer
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1/ The perfectionist:
People who think they are perfect never ships anything. They dwell on the details and forget the big picture. They never learn and always chase this myth of being perfect.
Life is a limited long game. Play to learn, fail and enjoy the process.
People who think they are perfect never ships anything. They dwell on the details and forget the big picture. They never learn and always chase this myth of being perfect.
Life is a limited long game. Play to learn, fail and enjoy the process.
2/ The lingerer:
These makers always limit themselves to one idea and stick with it for life. They never think out of the box, never experiment and always stick to one idea betting on making it big.
Don't waste time, your best idea is yet to come. Be open to try new things.
These makers always limit themselves to one idea and stick with it for life. They never think out of the box, never experiment and always stick to one idea betting on making it big.
Don't waste time, your best idea is yet to come. Be open to try new things.
3/ The doer:
These are the ones who shake things, they always bet on action, they learn by trying and failing, they are consistent in shipping products and sharing the lessons with others.
They embrace the roadblocks, struggles and care about the process not the outcomes.
These are the ones who shake things, they always bet on action, they learn by trying and failing, they are consistent in shipping products and sharing the lessons with others.
They embrace the roadblocks, struggles and care about the process not the outcomes.
My recommendation: Be the doer. Dream big, manifest what you want, execute without expectation and move on.
Hope this inspires you to pick a maker identity. Retweet if you like this. Thanks for reading
PS: This thread came out of a conversation with @thisiskp_
Hope this inspires you to pick a maker identity. Retweet if you like this. Thanks for reading
PS: This thread came out of a conversation with @thisiskp_
