This is wise advice that I could use. I have taken up hand-tool woodworking as a hobby, and find that the largest time sink BY FAR is in overcoming my mental barrier to EACH next step. The farther I have progressed with a piece the more daunting it is to contemplate screwing it up, and the options for doing so are seemingly infinite. While I don't like to, I have the option of practicing on a "sacrificial board," as woodworkers call it. Harder to do in your case!
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This is wise advice that I could use. I have taken up hand-tool woodworking as a hobby, and find that the largest time sink BY FAR is in overcoming my mental barrier to EACH next step. The farther I have progressed with a piece the more daunting it is to contemplate screwing it up, and the options for doing so are seemingly infinite. While I don't like to, I have the option of practicing on a "sacrificial board," as woodworkers call it. Harder to do in your case!
Cheers to the old adage,
“Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained!”
I am looking forward to your newest publication!
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Thanks for this post! Baby steps!! (Reminds me of the hilarious movie, “What About Bob!?”)