I am a craftsman.
I seek to master my craft.
My worth as a craftsman is determined by my level of mastery in my craft.
I can increase my mastery in my craft with deliberate, focused practice or by instruction from someone who has achieved more mastery than I.
Mastery of my craft is not a single state, but a lifelong quest. I can always improve my craft. I must be directed and thoughtful about determining the most important way to improve my craft next.
I cannot improve my craft if I am unwilling to see flaws in it. I must have the humility needed to accept criticism.
I must work every day to master my craft; I can never tire or wait for a more opportune time. I must be relentless in my attempt to master my craft.
I cannot always control how effectively I master my craft, but I can always control how much time I devote to mastering it.
I must accept no limit to my abilities in my craft; my ability to master my craft is bound only by my willingness to master it.
I will face many challenges as I attempt to master my craft. At times, I will fear failure and want to give up. But I will surpass these challenges as necessary steps towards mastery. I will never give up.
I will master my craft.
I am a craftsman.