A ceramics teacher split students into two groups: one making a single perfect pot, the other making as many as possible. The high-quantity group produced the best pots. The lesson applies everywhere—write more, film more, make more—because quality comes from repetition, not perfectionism.
A ceramics teacher once split her students into 2 groups. One had to make a perfect pot. The other, as many pots as possible. Quality didn't matter. By the end, the best pots came from the quantity group. Why? They stopped overthinking and learned by doing. Most people fail to master skills because they chase perfection instead of just getting the reps. So whatever you're learning— writing, filming, anything— don't aim for perfection. Just make more. Because quality comes from quantity.
