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Many people have been saying that practice will make you to become perfect". However, it is worthy to note that it is only when you practise perfectly that you will become perfect.

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May of us are fans of Messi and the others of Ronaldo, but have you ever asked yourself what it took them to get to their current level that everyone is celebrating them? The obvious answer is "practice".

Just a moment of true practice will produce better results than years of theories. Without practising, how do you hope to become perfect? Like I used to say, you need to pay a price for you to be qualified to earn the prize.

One of the fastest runners that is celebrated in this era, Hussein Bolt, has bagged in many gold medals from Olympics and whatnot. If you take a look at his feats and how he got there: Just for a 100m race of less than 10 seconds, he had months or even years to prepare for it - it is not surprising he performed awesomely.

If you refuse to get yourself prepared for a particular task, then you have already willingly subscribed for failure. One thing with practice is, it has to be continuous, timely and done rightly. You do not have to wait till you are face-to-face with the task to begin to prepare. You are not meant to get ready but you are meant to live ready. If Hussein Bolt had waited till the Olympics to start his practice, he would have performed below expectation.

To get better, you have to constantly work towards perfection. Always have it in mind that perfection is not gifted, it is not also conferred, rather it is a resultant effect of hardwork, rightly and timely practice.

***Thanks for reading***

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