Block 12 Martha Lambourn |
This block was one of the blocks in the original quilt that had me convinced I could never be clever enough to make this quilt. How glad I am that I was wrong!
On Facebook today I came across a post by James Clear. James was writing about Richard Branson's successful lifestyle. This quote stood out for me.
If you want to summarize the habits of successful people into one phrase, it’s this: successful people start before they feel ready. Branson has started so many businesses, ventures, charities, and expeditions that it’s simply not possible for him to have felt prepared, qualified, and ready to start all of them. In fact, it’s unlikely that he was qualified or prepared to start any of them.
If you’re working on something important, then you’ll never feel ready. A side effect of doing challenging work is that you’re pulled by excitement and pushed by confusion at the same time. If you’re working on something important, then you’ll never feel ready. A side effect of doing challenging work is that you’re pulled by excitement and pushed by confusion at the same time.You’re bound to feel uncertain, unprepared, and unqualified. But let me assure you of this: what you have right now is enough. You can plan, delay, and revise all you want, but trust me, what you have now is enough to start. It doesn't matter if you're trying to start a business, lose weight, write a book, or achieve any number of goals... who you are, what you have, and what you know right now is good enough to get going. We all start in the same place: no money, no resources, no contacts, no experience. The difference is that some people — the winners — choose to start anyway.1. Write your blog post. Publish it on your blog.
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Your block looks great, love the fabrics. Thanks for sharing those wise words, I'm so very glad that you started to re-create your family heirloom and then generously share it with everyone.
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