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My advice learn your craft and do it well.
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The advice is straightforward: develop the skills needed for your chosen work, then carry it out with care and competence. “Learn your craft” stresses practice and understanding, while “do it well” sets a standard for the finished result. The quote encourages preparation followed by skilled, conscientious action.
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- Go-Jamaica.com chat transcript (May 29, 2003)
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- Official Statement
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