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For advice I turned to Lauren Berger, who runs a website called Internqueen.com and has written two books about getting started in a career, All Work No Pay: Finding an Internship, Building Your Resume, Making Connections, and Gaining Job Experience and Welcome to the Real World: Finding Your Place, Perfecting Your Work, and Turning Your Job into Your Dream Career.
Laura Berger, says in her book Welcome to the Real World: Finding Your Place, Perfecting your Work and Turning Your Job into Your Dream Career, the keys are building your confidence and "constantly putting yourself out there, failing, and then watching as things eventually work themselves out". Arrive Early.
Laura Berger, says in her book Welcome to the Real World: Finding Your Place, Perfecting your Work and Turning Your Job into Your Dream Career, the keys are building your confidence and "constantly putting yourself out there, failing, and then watching as things eventually work themselves out".
While the basics of taping an ankle are easy, perfecting your work takes some practice.
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No matter how much time you spend perfecting your first draft, your work will come back covered in corrections, and you will go through more drafts before you submit your final version.
It's terribly depressing but, admit it, also comforting, to hear that you'll never perfect your work, and thus never finish.
Practice a lot to perfect your work.
Continue the cycle of feedback and editing as you explore how to perfect your work.
For all the message-sender knows, you have pressing business at work, like perfecting your latte at the Nespresso machine.
With all the time you'll save implementing best practices, you'll have more time to work on perfecting your floss.
The Fix: Work on perfecting your definition of time.
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