You may not have much to go on, but you have something. Get started, and work with what you have.
The more you work with what you have, the more you will have to work with. As you persist in doing what you can, you expand the options for what you’re able to accomplish.
The only way you’ll ever get started is to start from wherever you are. Once you do that, you immediately begin to put yourself in a more favorable position, one you can build upon.
A tiny bit of experience is a whole lot more useful than no experience. Whether it’s fast and spectacular or slow and tedious, positive momentum will move you forward.
The best time to start may have been years ago. The second best time to start is now, and that’s something you can do, now.
Whether you have a lot or a little, do all you can with it. And discover how quickly your efforts will make a difference.
— Ralph Marston
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