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Having reached the halfway mark in the alphabet, my prime focus is on writing each new book as well as I can
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"Having reached the halfway mark in the alphabet, my prime focus is on writing each new book as well as I can"

- Sue Grafton

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This quote by Sue Grafton speaks with the value of pursuing excellence in one's work. Grafton is describing her series of books, which are alphabetically entitled. She has reached the halfway mark in the alphabet, and is now concentrating on composing each new book to the best of her ability. This speaks to her dedication to her craft and her dedication to producing quality work. Grafton's quote is a suggestion to all of us to strive for excellence in whatever we do. It is easy to end up being complacent and settle for mediocrity, however Grafton's words advise us that we ought to always aim to do our best. We ought to take pride in our work and make every effort to make it the very best it can be. Grafton's quote is a pointer to us all to never opt for anything less than our best.

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USA Flag This quote is written / told by Sue Grafton somewhere between April 24, 1940 and today. He/she was a famous Novelist from USA. The author also have 20 other quotes.

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