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Do not come to any art for the profit. When the profit fails to come, you'll be discouraged. Do it for the love of it first then other things, money too shall follow.

Ernest Hemingway advised:
"Work every day no matter what has happened the day or
night before, get up and bite the nail".

That's the spirit of the advice.

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