We didn't know what made great TV. We were just trying to make a living and trying hard to honor the craft we had both fallen in love with over the years.
by Joanna Gaines
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In her book "The Magnolia Story," Joanna Gaines reflects on the early days of her career in television. She shares that the driving force behind their work was not a clear understanding of what constitutes great TV, but rather a determination to earn a living while staying true to their passion and respect for their craft. This perspective highlights the authenticity and dedication that shaped their journey in the industry.

Gaines emphasizes the importance of hard work and a love for the creative process, suggesting that their efforts were more about honor and commitment than about following a formula for success. This approach underscores how genuine passion can lead to remarkable outcomes, even when the path is uncertain.

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