rpanons | [M] I climbed to dharamsala too

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Wow, you sound like a douchebag.

Maybe, but this is the sort of mentality shift I personally had to do when I entered the professional art world. I didn't give up my delusion that I had to put out the best my perfect snowflake self could for a long while, and it drove me on a journey of constant self doubt and disappointment. You have to start by understanding you are selling a commercial commodity, that you will be rejected by a number of clients simply for not offering what their personal taste is oriented towards, and that you will have to juggle self improvement with your professional obligations.

If you keep waiting until you're 'good enough to sell', you will never enter the professional world simply in virtue of the fact that the more you work, the more you improve and your standard of 'good enough' keeps being moved higher and higher.

[M] I climbed to dharamsala too

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