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Originally Posted by Inverter
Thank you
Thanks for the compliments. The thing that helped me the most was not being afraid of F’ing something up. Sometimes you end up throwing the work out and starting over. Each time I did that The 2nd version was much better. You build momentum with your confidence and skills. I forget who said : You must do the thing you think you cannot do. Words to live by.
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Very accurate statement. I owe a lot of gratitude to a friends dad that made us car guys THINK constantly in his presence (Thank you Mr. Millsap!).
Educate yourself on what you plan to work on.
Research & think about what you're trying to accomplish, then do it.
If you fail, figure out & understand why; then do it again making sure you overcome your previous failure.
Getting your hands dirty, correcting the failures, & pushing forward definitely builds momentum which feeds your confidence ultimately improving your skills.