Amateurs practice until they get it right, until they don't make a mistake. Professionals practice until they can't make a mistake anymore. Being a professional doesn't cost you any more money or any more time. It doesn't require you to have more experience, better education, more famous teacher, or being born in a more privileged country. And it certainly doesn't require you to be more talented or start at the age of 5. Being a professional is an attitude. The only thing you have to do is to decide to push through and get to the other side. You can choose to be a pro. Today. Tomorrow. And the day after that. 
Julius Odia: That's me with our humble (but very effective) Viscount Prestige 4 Organ after Holy Mass at the Catholic Church of Divine Mercy in Lekki Lagos, Nigeria.
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