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Every Single Day

And We'll Be 'Experts'

By Ruth Elizabeth StiffPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
Dance every day to take the gloom away

“Success

doesn’t come from what you can do occasionally;

it comes from what you do

consistently”

When we want to do anything,

it takes repetition and patience

to get it right.

Every pianist will tell you

that it is repeated practice,

every single day,

which turns the pupil into the master.

The same applies to a ballet dancer,

it’s the basic dance moves,

practiced every single day,

which enables the dancer

to learn the more difficult moves.

In fact,

this ‘law of practice’

applies to everything we do in Life.

We learn to eat and swallow properly

because we eat every day.

We learnt to walk because

we ‘toddled’ every day.

Both of these things are very basic

but necessary

so we learn to do them,

and still do them,

every single day.

Imagine how well we could do

when we practice something

that we ‘dream’ of doing,

every single day.

Everything we do

starts in the mind!

Thinking about our dreams every day

will encourage us to ‘practice’ them

as much as we can,

every single day if possible.

Consistent hard work and dedication

will make our lives a success,

even in the mundane things.

When we put

the time and effort

into something we really want to do,

our lives will feel

more fulfilled and successful.

LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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About the Creator

Ruth Elizabeth Stiff

History and knowledge, especially about the Earth, are my passions. I enjoy putting my thoughts to paper and I always try to encourage self-motivation and love for life. LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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    Written by Ruth Elizabeth Stiff