We often believe that legends like Picasso, Beethoven, or even great entrepreneurs became great because they focused on quality. But the truth is the opposite; what made them great was quantity. These legends produced hundreds, even thousands of mediocre or outright bad works. Picasso made over 50,000 pieces of art, most of which you've never heard of. Beethoven composed dozens of forgettable pieces before hitting the timeless ones. Why? Because the only way to get to the masterpiece is to make a mountain of mess first.In this episode of Future IQ, we break the myth that “quality over quantity” leads to greatness. Whether you're writing code, running a business, building habits, or just trying to improve a skill, the people who succeed aren't the ones who wait for perfect ideas; they're the ones who keep showing up. We show how producing more — even if it’s bad — is the only path to consistently producing anything great.You'll learn why quantity leads to progress, how legendary creators built success through relentless output, and how this lesson applies directly to your own life. If you've been stuck waiting for the "right time" or for your work to be "good enough," this episode will give you the permission and push to just hit publish, ship, or start.