Time, blood, sweat and tears!

There’s also a letting go and abiding with what is and persisting regardless. That often winds up in the scenario that feels like things kind of worked out as intended, often for the better and beyond ones wildest dreams

I like to tell my kids: Everyone who's good at something practiced their ass off to get that way. A great musician wasn't born knowing how to play like that. He was born with the drive to practice eight hours a day. That's the difference between greatness and mediocrity.