Twyla Tharp

Practice a consistent, ongoing activity that somehow keeps reoccurring.

Habit you do because you're in the habit of doing.

I mean, habit and practice are actually very close.

Habit is dangerous because you've got to do it that way.

That's the habit for it.

Practice is just get the job done.

You can do it in different ways, but get the job done.

Habit, you've got to do it the same way.

No, what's a weekend?

It's a seven-day work week here.

No, they matter more to other folks.

And sometimes I have trouble with them.

They don't tell me anything that I have done or, more importantly, will do.

Can I honestly say it's not nice for somebody to say to you, you've done a great job?

I can't say that.

I can, you know, try to feel that it's, I think one thing about that kind of action is that it takes a magnanimous person

to recall that they have a goal that's going to be ongoing no matter how many accolades they get.

But the people giving the accolade want to matter.

They want to count.

They want to believe that what you have done is important.