Words from the wise

[Rob Markoff]

"Continuous Improvement Beats Delayed Perfection."

You have to Try It, Fix It and Do It.

One of the greatest things to happen to me as a result of the PPFA/PMA merger was my introduction to Bill McCurry - a wonderful speaker and educator. Bill has taught for the PMA for years and also has spoken at PPFA convention luncheons. Do not miss an opportunity to see/hear/read his words and perspectives - a very bright person and a great mentor.

In his monthly web blast was the gem above.

Another gem - "Behavior that bears repeating gets rewarded."

 

[AWG]

Ditto. We had the chance to have dinner with Bill a few years ago in Atlant at the G Dinner. Smart mind, great insight, and lots of information. If we were going to the show we'd be listening to Bill.

 

[Rick Granick]

Similarly, my cousin Stu- one of the most successful people I know- adheres to the philosophy and practice (which I think was originated by Tony Robbins or someone similar):
Constant And Never-ending Improvement.
Rick

 

[Prospero]

Two of the first framing books I got was Paul Frederick's The Framers Answer Book/More Answers for the Framer. There are some priceless gems if wisdom in them. My fave is:

"If you can't hide it, paint it red"

 

[Le Corb]

Nice user name :smiley:

"which pierces so that it assaults
mercy itself and frees all faults."

 

[jim_p]

I guess I must be practicing continuing improvement without even realizing it. I'll open up a frame I did a couple years ago and say, "What idiot did THIS?!"