Emma Clark, founder of The Sauce, tells incoming cohort members to stop perfecting and start shipping, keep up with weekly work so you don't drown catching up, ask questions freely, and push through the exhaustion that makes you want to quit.
First one, don't be a perfectionist. There is no benefit to that whatsoever. Look, you've got so much stuff to do that's more important than making sure that your answer is structured really nicely. Just get the information down on the page, get it done, do the exercise, get it done. Don't miss a week's work or anything like that. Just don't, don't fall behind. If you fall behind, it's so much harder to catch up again. Ask loads of questions, they're there to help you. Don't be offended if people offend you. I think that's probably all my advice really. Oh yeah, and just keep going, just hang on with your fingernails. Like, if you think you need to drop out, don't drop out. You can stay on. Like, I think a lot of people dropped out when they didn't necessarily need to. Yeah, because they were just emotionally exhausted and tired, just really knackered. It's not that bad. I'm making it sound worse than it is. It's a bit tiring, but anyway, don't drop out. Hang on with your fingernails. It's totally worth it. That's my advice. ¿Qué es?
