Model Railroad Hobbyist | May 2015 | #63 R REVERSE RUNNING commentary Don Hanley If it’s worth doing ... As a child you were probably told, “If it is worth doing, it is worth doing well.” It was most likely a well-meaning par- ent, relative, or teacher who said it, and it has become a part of our subconscious thinking. Is it really true? What does this saying mean, if we can’t do something well? The implication is we should not do it at all. If this is the case, where is the room for creativity, to learn and to experiment? Is that how life really works? How many of us do something well the first time around? Often, some of the best lessons come from discovering what doesn’t work. XX STEPPING OUTSIDE THE BOX WITH A CONTRARY VIEW MRHMAG.COM • TABLE OF CONTENTS • INDEX