It is better to fail at perfection than it is to succeed at mediocrity. — Eric Robert Morse
It is better to fail at perfection than it is to succeed at mediocrity. — Eric Robert Morse
It is better to fail at perfection than it is to succeed at mediocrity. — Eric Robert Morse
It is better to fail at perfection than it is to succeed at mediocrity. — Eric Robert Morse
It is better to fail at perfection than it is to succeed at mediocrity. — Eric Robert Morse
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It is better to fail at perfection than it is to succeed at mediocrity.

— Eric Robert Morse
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Greatly begin. Though thou have time, but for a line, be that sublime. Not failure, but low aim is crime. — James Russell Lowell
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