"创作一部作品时最后发现的事情是首先要放什么"
— Blaise Pascal
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Starting a big task or project can be confusing because it’s hard to know where to begin. Often, it's only after working through the details of the project that the best place to start becomes clear. For example, when writing an essay or making a piece of art, you might have many ideas and not be sure which one should lead. As you develop your work, you gain a better understanding of what is most important and what should be the focus. It’s like cooking a new recipe for the first time; you might not realize that the key flavor comes from an ingredient you add at the start until after you’ve made it once. This idea teaches us to be patient and open-minded when beginning something new, as true clarity often comes through the process itself.
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