There is value and results in following a continuous line. Especially when it comes to the work on ourselves.
I'll tell you why it is better to follow a line:
What normally happens is that we follow a line of work. Then we stop work along that line and forget about that work. Soon we slip backwards and a little later on we realise we have forgotten and we push forward and we get back to where we left off. If we stop following the line we are only going to come back again so why should we really stop in the first place - just keep going.
Ah but we need to learn something we tell ourselves by stopping and going backwards. Of course we need to learn something to produce an octave. How we learn is the question. Do we learn by water or by fire. Water spreads out and seeps into the earth finding subterranean ducts which it travels through to only much later unite with a larger body of water where once again it comes to see the light of day. But fire reaches upwards and learns through the upward struggle and conquers quickly owing to its energy and strength.
Conclusion
Following a line saves us time. Why deviate when we are going to come back to it. This is how we waste time.
We can vary how fast we follow a line of course.
As long as we continue working in the same direction of the line we are following we are going to reap very well grown fruit.
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