USWP MFG

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USWP and its companies Quality Coatings and Magnerite have created an ethos of getting the job done, we are never afraid to learn new processes and are always improving our processes for perfect parts and on time delivery through our Quality management System

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We are hiring! We are looking to expand our team in a few areas. We offer full time employment, 401k, paid holidays, vacation, dental and medical benefits. If you are interested into joining our team please contact [email protected] for more details.

Happy Mother's Day.

And a DOUBLE HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to all the single parents out there pulling double duty.

A tip of the hat to you!

"If I could give just one characteristic to my children, it would be persistence."
-Thomas Jefferson

Now I am pretty sure he did not mean to keep doing stupid things or trying the same, failed idea over and over, but instead, to not give up just because you failed.

At one point, NASA (before it was NASA) was 'called to the carpet', before congress to explain the comment made by the director that "We have made over 20,000 mistakes."

The politicians angrily and condescendingly wanted to know why they were making so many mistakes.

The answer was that the Soviets were ahead of us. They had made about 60,000 mistakes and like us, had solved each one and had moved on.

We needed to make and solve about 120,000 more mistakes before we would be ready for the moon.

See how far ahead the Russians were?

The Russians were persistent and focused on the goal. We were being hamstrung by people telling us it was not okay to make mistakes.

Eventually the politicians understood the dire need for MORE MISTAKES and funded the moon programs enough to make a landing possible.

Don't be afraid of making mistakes :-) It is okay to step away from your bicycle and say "Okay. I did that totally wrong." But you will NEVER learn that trick or that technique if you don't look down at your scuffed knee, rub some dirt on it and get back on your bike for a second try.

It is okay to tell yourself "Toughen up buttercup.", straighten out your handlebars, wrench the seat straight (-ish) and go again.

You will never be amazing, or even competent, if you don't get back on that bike and fail and fail again. Eventually you will have made every mistake you needed to make in order to succeed.

It's probably the same with life...