> relax and stop sucking the fun out of everything. Yep. It's important to try new things and put yourself "out there". That means you're going to fumble on a

> relax and stop sucking the fun out of everything. Yep. It's important to try new things and put yourself "out there". That means you're going to fumble on a regular basis. The best way to master something, in the absence of a god-like mentor, is through endless repetitions of effort, failure, reflection and exploration. The concept is as old, tried, and true as the story of Odysseus.