Summary of Take Aim, Even Badly

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The author argues that it is better to pursue something even if it is done haphazardly and badly, as this allows for growth and learning. He suggests that if something intrigues you, take some steps towards it and see what happens.

• 00:00:00 The author discusses the importance of doing things "haphazardly" and "a tiny bit at a time and badly." This allows for growth and learning, as mistakes are made and corrected along the way. The writer suggests that if something intrigues you and you're not sure if it's worth pursuing, simply take some steps towards it and see what happens.
• 00:05:00 The author talks about how mistakes can be a useful part of life, and how it is important to keep moving forward even when things are difficult. He says that the Phoenix transformation is at each turn, and that it is important to not stay in one place.