There’s only one way to assure consistently good work. That is consistently thorough preparation.

Andrew Loomis
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A person who works hard and prepares thoroughly is far more likely to achieve good results. When you are thorough in your preparation, it means that you are able to think through all the steps involved in the task at hand and plan for every possible outcome. This way, you can avoid any unplanned problems and focus on your goal.

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