The Law of Progression
The law of progression states that if you can persistently create and share your body of work and don't stop and break the cycle, you will become unstoppable.
Anyonce can apply and become better over time. If you stay prolific, your creative efforts will pay off. Prolific output demands deliberate practice for as long as possible.
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