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Slow and steady wins the race

3/31/2019

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One thing I do believe (and am now experiencing myself) is in our desire to get to the finish line we might start underwriting. 

It's natural. It's exciting. You're going to have a finished screenplay/novel/pilot. Yay! But man, you're fucking tired. It's been a long haul. Can't you just work a little less hard now?

NOOOOOOOOOO!

Consistency IS the key. With consistency, you can get your work done without underwriting any one section. For me, oddly, it's the end. I see the finish line and I'm like We're done! I don't have to care as much anymore!

Every single part of your work has to be valued. You need to stand behind all of it. So don't rush.

Slow and steady wins the race. Unless you're in a marathon but let's be honest, you're not. You hate exercise.

Love you!
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-CGD

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boomessays.com link
10/17/2019 09:22:32 pm

There is no rush in everything that we do because it is stated in the Bible that we all have our time. Time to bloom and time to enjoy the blessings that the Lord will give to us. I know that it is hard to accept sometimes, but let us hold on and do not let the little things shake our faith. There will be a reward in the end if we just believe in what the Lord can do. Slow and steady may be a long process to think, but we can have more chances of winning the race. A race that will determine our character.

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Kyle Petersen link
10/7/2022 11:54:15 am

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