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From Nikhil's Blog: We cannot produce our best work without first producing a great deal of mediocre work. Good work is iterative. You will never create something you consider your best without first creating things you consider mediocre. It is a journey you have to begin. I know I am no where near being a good writer. I probably doesn't produce 'good enough' mediocre writings. But I also know that I probably have not developed my sense of taste to differentiate between good and mediocre work yet. The danger is not that I fail to see my writing has improved. The danger is that I will misjudge my own writing, and think that it is improving, when it is not. I am probably over-thinking this. So I'll take Nikhil's advice: "So aim for volume first." Get ready for more bad writing from me right here. :-) ~ Link: Permission to Be Mediocre, by Nikhil's Blog

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