Stop hesitating. Do it now.

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It's common to have a "To Do" list, but having a "Have Done" list alongside that can bring a different level of awareness to your productivity.

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You don't have to wait for the new year to plan, decide, and make changes. Nonetheless, it's still a big transition that we all have in common. It's a good time to bring out a piece of paper and a pencil.

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Don't get stuck on "perfecting" consistency. Consistency comes in all forms.

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Being bold and brave may be messier, but they will take you further more than anything else. More fun too.

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Don't set yourself back as an artist by playing catch-up. Get smart and make your work (art) work for you.

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Embrace your unique calling, gifts, talents. Accept what makes you different. Focus on the people who you can help, are meant to serve, and who desperately need (and want) the work that only you can do.

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In this episode, DAVIII challenges the traditional idea of "studying" as a prerequisite for success. Drawing from personal experiences, DAVIII emphasizes that progress and learning come from actively doing and adjusting along the way. Instead of spending time on preparatory studies, it's more effective to dive into the work, face challenges, and refine skills through trial and error.

Key Takeaways:

• Learning Through Doing: Progress happens when you engage in the actual process and make adjustments as you go.
• Studying is Not a Phase: Education doesn't require a formal "study phase"; it's integrated into the work itself.
• Trial and Error Leads to Growth: Mistakes provide opportunities to tweak and improve.
• Focus on Action: Spending too much time preparing or researching can delay meaningful progress.
• Small Adjustments Build Mastery: Incremental changes with each attempt lead to long-term skill development.
• Challenge the Norm: Traditional ideas of study and preparation may not apply to creative fields where individuality and practice matter more.

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In this episode, DAVIII discusses the advantages of being a loner and how it can lead to success. Inspired by Jake Tran’s advice, DAVIII explores how a lack of social distractions allows for greater focus, creativity, and productivity. The episode emphasizes embracing individuality, avoiding the pressure to conform, and leveraging solitude as an advantage in personal and professional growth.

Key Takeaways:

• Solitude as a Strength: Being alone can provide more time and focus for personal goals and creative pursuits.
• Avoid External Influence: A lack of social ties reduces exposure to opinions or negativity that can deter growth.
• Maximize Productivity: Without social distractions, it's easier to concentrate on skill development and work consistently.
• Embrace Individuality: Being different isn’t a disadvantage but a unique trait that can set you apart from others.
• Own Your Path: For those naturally inclined to solitude, success often comes from accepting and utilizing this difference rather than fighting it.

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In this podcast episode, DAVIII explores the concept of being envied versus pitied, inspired by Arnold Schwarzenegger's quote, "Everybody pities the weak. Jealousy, you have to earn." The discussion emphasizes the value of growth and resilience despite criticism, envy, or negativity from others. DAVIII argues that being envied signals progress and accomplishment, while being pitied often implies stagnation. Encouraging pride in one’s achievements, the episode calls for rejecting false humility and self-deprecation to inspire others and maintain momentum toward personal goals.

Key Takeaways

• Growth invites criticism: Progress often triggers envy and negativity, but it's a sign you're moving forward.
• Pity reflects stagnation: Being pitied implies lack of growth or significance, while envy suggests you've earned success.
• Crabs in a bucket mentality: Some may try to pull you down as you rise, similar to how crabs prevent each other from escaping.
• Own your wins: False humility can diminish your achievements and deprive others of inspiration.
• Jealousy is earned: Success and visibility naturally attract both supporters and critics—be proud of your efforts.
• The cost of being "somebody": Putting yourself out there invites opinions, but it’s the price of striving for more.
• Find empowering company: Surround yourself with people who support growth and resilience, not negativity.

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