
Sharpen the Saw
We do not achieve success by constantly working at break-neck speeds and checking off tasks.
We do not achieve success by constantly working at break-neck speeds and checking off tasks.
I recently spoke with someone who told me she had been attending cello lessons for six years. She described how to hold the bow and said that she knew precisely where to place her fingers to create the proper notes. “But,” she continued, “if I were asked to play the simplest song, I couldn’t do it; I’ve never touched the instrument.”