execution. - by kunkun - sincerely, kun
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the art is in the trial and error — the generative process that outflows from the rhythm of motion
“To do less with more focus”. When I first saw the quote, back in high school, it struck me as a state that I wanted to converge towards. It felt like an antidote to my easily overwhelmed mind: a desire to do too many things at once and a tendency to do nothing at all. Since then, I’ve scribbled this simple phrase across countless journals and pages — attempting to write it into being. Those who exhibit such an ability to prioritize and execute provoke a certain fascination in me. For in some ways, I’m still as how I’d been back then: speculating elaborate details in my daydreams but…
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