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Thirty years of construction gave me a certain advantage to this trade. I am very good with a measureing
tape, figuring out degrees, making roof trusses and that sort of thing. I also learned in construction the value of
hard work and getting it done on time. I have always liked, at the end of the day, to stand back, look at what I have
done, see it from a distance and then to figure out the next step.
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The idea, really, is to just do it. If it is welding or baking or gardening or painting or writing.
Devote time to it, even a little but on a regular basis, do it every day. You will get good at it and produce more than
you ever thought you could. I often start my day with a small trellis, not a big project at all. This gets me
going and almost always leads to bigger projects that I have been thinking about. You don't have to eat the whole thing!
just a little, everyday!
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