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Zen and the Art of Making
LATELY I’VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT how much fun it is when you’re a beginner at something as opposed to being an expert. At some point, we all become experts at one thing or another. I really want to avoid being an expert in some things, only so I can continually look forward to learning more without the burden of being an expert. Being an expert means your journey is somewhat over.
A beginner can imagine more than an expert because a beginner doesn’t see constraints yet. Kids are the same way — they approach things with an open mind because they haven’t been told “you can’t ...
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