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𝘀𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗵 (𝗴𝘂𝗻𝘀 𝗻' 𝗿𝗼𝘀𝗲𝘀)
One of my coworkers has been working for our doctor for years. Just yesterday he figured out we don't do post-op pain management. It's not something I agree with, but it's not up to me. However, I figured it out on day two. I don't get how he never realized he wasn't giving pain meds. Like you never figured out you personally never gave any dog pain meds? Who do you think was giving them??
PRIMUS THAT IS NOT WHAT I MEANT GET YOUR PROCESSORS OUT OF THE GUTTER
I’ve said this before but the #1 thing that helps me not worry about the quality of my work is knowing that the only difference between good stuff and bad stuff is how hard I work.
Not in the sense that like “If I work my hardest all the time, I won’t make bad stuff” or even “I can definitely make this specific thing good if I work my hardest” but more like...
In the grand scheme of things, the more work I do the better I’ll get, and the more work goes into something the better it will be. I worry a lot about whether The Book will be bad, but then I remind myself
There are a lot of good books.
The writers of those books didn’t have anything I don’t have. They did not know any secrets, they did not have a mandate from heaven, their novels did not come to them in a vision from the book gods, they were not put on this earth for the sole purpose of writing good books.
The books are good for pretty much the sole reason that that the writers worked their butt off.
I too can work my butt off.
Ergo, there is no reason my book cannot also be good.
It just helps me to know that there is no trick, there is nothing supernatural or mysterious about this process. It is work. It is not fundamentally different from other types of work. If it is bad, it is because there is a problem. It’s not always worth doing the work to fix the problem, but to the best of my knowledge it is always possible.
someone save me
I wanted to wear this one thing to work tomm but now I've got a team meeting which means a nicer outfit wouldn't exactly go to waste. Siiiigh. Gotta iron again.
Discussing revolution with one of my closest friends.
posted and made by: Will