That's absolutely key - when I think back to the times I've learned something the best, it's always been after I've messed around (and failed) with it enough that I start to get my feet under me; there's no substitute for just working with the new thing.
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That's absolutely key - when I think back to the times I've learned something the best, it's always been after I've messed around (and failed) with it enough that I start to get my feet under me; there's no substitute for just working with the new thing.
Thanks for the post!