You become an expert in your endeavours with consistency and perseverance.

It is preferable to undertake a task independently and risk failure, rather than emulating someone else and achieving success. 

You should refrain from frantically searching for someone to replicate. 

Instead, take personal responsibility for your actions. 

If you fail in your endeavours, you will garner valuable insights and acquire knowledge on how to improve your approach in the future. 

The experiences gleaned from your failures will remain indelible, unless you choose to disregard them.

In addition, imitating someone else's actions does not guarantee that you will learn from the experience. 

A prudent individual takes initiative and performs tasks independently, whereas someone lacking wisdom rushes around seeking guidance from others.

However, it is beneficial to learn from others.

In fact, we consistently learn from one another in various ways, but it is not necessary to replicate the exact same actions. 

You possess your own inherent potential. Develop the ability to perform tasks independently. 

It is acceptable to seek guidance from professors when faced with uncertainty regarding a particular task.

In conclusion, not everyone who is perfect now was perfect when they started; they became professionals as they continued with their endeavours.

Although they are still active, the fact that you are not perfect does not mean you will not achieve perfection. 

You will attain perfection along the way when you start from your current position, utilize your available resources, and perform to the best of your abilities.

Written by: Monday K. Oke #md_inks - the light of the world, who makes the composition and concoction of simple words to lighten lives. I put pen to paper to convey a heartfelt message, at the same time, colossal and enlightening insight to great minds.