To achieve results, it is important to study 'quantity' rather than 'quality'
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There's a saying that goes, 'quality over quantity,' but many successful people say in interviews that they've 'done a lot of practice to improve quality.' Herbert Lui, who claims that the quickest way to improve 'quality' is 'quantity,' shares the experiences of successful people on his blog.
Quantity Should be Your Priority
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In their book Art & Fear , artists David Bayles and Ted Orland describe an experiment to determine whether prioritizing quantity or quality leads to better results.
The experiment involved a pottery class at a school, where students were divided into two groups—'quantity' and 'quality'—and asked to practice making pots for a set period of time. Before the experiment, the 'quantity' group was told that they would be graded on the quantity of pots they made, while the 'quality' group was graded on the quality of the pots they made. As a result of the experiment, the 'quantity' group succeeded in creating the highest quality pots. According to the authors, the 'quantity' group was able to learn from the mistakes they made while making many pots and produce better results. Meanwhile, the 'quality' group spent time thinking about how to make the perfect pots, but this was not reflected in their actual work.
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In his song 'Spaceship,' American singer and music producer Kanye West sings that he wrote five songs a day when he was trying to become a famous musician, revealing that the multiple Grammy nominee learned a lot from the sheer volume of songwriting he did every day.
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Additionally, a video posted on YouTube titled ' Girl learns to dance in a year ' shows Karen Cheng, a woman with no prior dance experience, mastering dance in just one year. Comparing Cheng's performance on the first day of practice with her performance on the last day of practice after a year of daily dance practice, her improvement is simply astonishing.
You can see how Karen Cheng spends a year learning dance in the following movie.
Girl Learns to Dance in a Year (TIME LAPSE) - YouTube
Dance wasn't the first time Cheng improved her skills through practice. While working as a project manager at Microsoft, she realized she wanted to be a designer. Having decided to become a designer, Cheng would return home immediately after work and study on her own every day. As a result, she successfully achieved her dream of becoming a designer.
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Jennifer Dewalt is challenging herself to create 180 websites in 180 days in order to learn the code needed to create websites and other things. Amazingly, Dewalt is doing this challenge without a job.
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Ira Glass , a famous American radio personality , said on the show ' This American Life ' that it's important to repeat a task over and over again to achieve the best results. However, it's not just about repeating a task; it's also important to set and adhere to deadlines for each task.
By J.D. Hancock
In other words, instead of trying to create something perfect in one go, you can achieve good results by continuing to create something every day, even if it's not perfect.
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