The craftsman knows that mastery itself is a skill.
Since it’s a skill, it can be learned.
Mastery, and by extension craftsmanship, follow curiosity, openness, others, effort, diligence, and time. Mastery doesn’t require special talent or genetics. Sure, those ingredients can accelerate or guide you toward the path, but they’re not necessary.
Each day, each project, and each challenge is an opportunity to learn, grow, and improve. Skill development requires it.
Because mastery isn’t just a destination, it’s the journey itself.
