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bunchesofbushels t1_j7xfrah wrote

If you always do your best then your best is then your normal and no longer your best...

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TheSneakerSasquatch t1_j7xwgae wrote

My wife and I have officially watched 100eps of GBBO, we are part of the way through S11 and have watched since Ep1 S1. We miss Sue and Mel, but Noel and Matt do a great job. Sandy was excellent too.

Paul Hollywood is too damn handsome for his own good.

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shycotic t1_j7zejdj wrote

I need this, in its entirety, printed up on a poster. Love this show, love this sentiment in this context.

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Lvl-1-Backpack t1_j7zipvm wrote

Always trying to do the best. But can always be better. I can’t always compare yourself to the past, because that’s where I may be stuck. Progress is is made now and the roadmap to my future.

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decidedlyindecisive t1_j7zmqoh wrote

"Your best" isn't a static point of excellence. It's not the pinnacle of your greatest moment. Your best is a flexible thing that changes depending on what you can manage at that moment. It's not about breaking your own records every day, it's about maintaining your abilities so that one day you might break a personal best.

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Rattus_Baioarii t1_j7zq0iz wrote

The most wholesome cooking/baking show. People are so helpful

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ValyrianJedi t1_j7zwu1f wrote

I always run in to this at work. Job is heavily commission and bonus based so I've always busted my ass to do the best I can. But quotas are based on past performance to an extent, so when increase how much I choose to do it increases how much I have to do. To the point that now I'm stuck working 60+ hour weeks and spending 100 nights a year in hotels because I have to instead of because I want to, instead of being able to get away with 10-15 hours fewer when I feel like it. Shit really sucks

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[deleted] t1_j80c2sz wrote

That's a great life philosophy!

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rathemis t1_j80cx4h wrote

Also remember perfect is the enemy of good enough. Doing your best may mean you are not finishing anything at all. Beware.

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lovegoodyu t1_j80s9k9 wrote

And if your best is not THE best you should forgive yourself and not beat yourself up for it…

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projectingwhip t1_j80y5ix wrote

"but you can always do your best...at reposting this over and over again"

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HeresSomeAffirmation t1_j80zbyu wrote

I'm currently watching that season for the first time. So nice seeing old bake off !

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TheSneakerSasquatch t1_j810zhw wrote

I like them all for different reasons. Sandy and Noel were great, Sandy is so unassumingly hilarious and Noel, well hes Noel.

I miss the old segments where they'd dump a heap of info on us about the history of it with Mel and Sue.

Honestly, my wife and I just love GBBO and will be genuinely sad when we have no more left.

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BigRhonda7632 t1_j82q4vn wrote

Not only can you not ALWAYS do your best but you shouldn't. That would be exhausting. Unless by your best you mean simply putting forth effort. Then of course always do your best. Just remember: anything worth doing is worth doing poorly. Consistency trumps sporadic action every day of the week.

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