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Not my whole life but ever since I learned it twenty years ago in the army. "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast". It's a saying that means to learn things carefully, slowly, and methodically. When you are learning like this speed will follow as a natural progression. So if you learn something slowly and smoothly it will translate into being quick and doing it correctly. I have applied this to all sorts of different things in life and it has never failed me.
Logged in just to upvote this one, because Iβm at a new job and something I struggle with is feeling like I ask too many questions. This was good motivation for me, thanks for sharing.
Congrats on the new gig!
Thank you!
Your username reminded me of my favorite Sanderson quote.
I still think about it all the time when I'm in a tough spot.
All the knights radiant oath are great too.
Journey before destination.