One of those rules I would score very low on but is so critical to achieving anything worthwhile or creating something beautiful.

Rule number 21, "Focus on process, not outcomes," from Ryan Holiday's "50 (Short) Rules For Life From The Stoics," emphasizes the importance of directing our attention and efforts towards the actions we can control rather than fixating on the results we desire. The Stoics believed that external circumstances are often beyond our control, but our choices and actions are within our power. By focusing on the process and the actions we take, rather than solely on the outcomes, we can cultivate resilience, personal growth, and a sense of fulfillment, regardless of the final results. - ChatGPT