Quote by William Hazlitt

We never do anything well till we cease to think about the manner of doing it.

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Summary

This quote suggests that true excellence is achieved when we stop overthinking the process or method of doing something. It implies that focusing too much on the "how" can hinder our ability to perform at our best. By letting go of excessive analysis and allowing ourselves to become fully engaged in the task at hand, we can tap into our natural talents and instincts, ultimately leading to more successful outcomes.

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