Quote by Emma Forrest

You do it how you can do it, so long as it's getting done, you're okay.

You do it how you can do it, so long as it's getting done, y

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of focusing on achieving a desired outcome rather than getting caught up in the process or seeking perfection. It encourages individuals to use their own unique abilities, resources, and methods to accomplish a task or goal instead of comparing themselves to others. As long as the task is being completed, this quote suggests that it is acceptable to embrace one's own approach and not be overly concerned with conforming to predefined standards or expectations.

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Life Inspirational Depression

By Emma Forrest

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