I completely agree with this advice. I believe one of the most common mistakes when learning something new is expecting satisfactory results right from the start. In reality, every drawing, even the one that seems poorly executed, represents an opportunity to improve. This principle applies not only to painting, but to practically any discipline. Consistency and patience can really make a difference in the long run... and this also applies to the world of financial investments. My father was a painter; I witnessed his artistic evolution; every year he became more and more skilled. !HUG
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Thank you for your valuable note, and I'm glad I reminded you of your father. Yes, that's the key to success in all professions.