When you are learning something new, you are going to be terrible at it, and that is exactly what you need to embrace. Because ten or fifteen years from now, you will be glad you did.
In the Nickelback documentary, they talked about how they spent years playing to small crowds and hauling their own gear around in a U-Haul van. But that was genius. They were bad, but they were bad in front of small crowds, and that gave them the time and space to grow.
For me, it was going live to zero viewers. I was nervous, awkward, and terrible at it. But I kept showing up. That practice helped me get comfortable talking on camera and speaking to large audiences today.
Growth never starts perfectly; it starts messy, and that is where mastery begins.
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