It's been said it takes 10,000 hours of practice to master a task...

[concise]

10,000 Hours May Not Make a Master After All | TIME.com

There are many roads to greatness, but logging 10,000 hours of practice to help you perfect a skill may not be sufficient.

Based on research suggesting that practice is the essence of genius, best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell popularized the idea that 10,000 hours of appropriately guided practice was “the magic number of greatness,” regardless of a person’s natural aptitude. With enough practice, he claimed in his book Outliers, anyone could achieve a level of proficiency that would rival that of a professional. It was just a matter of putting in the time.

But in the years since Gladwell first pushed the “10,000-hours rule,” researchers have engaged in a spirited debate over what that rule entails. It’s clear that not just any practice, but only dedicated and intensive honing of skills that counts. And is there magic in that 10,000th hour?

Read more: 10,000 Hours May Not Make a Master After All | TIME.com

 

[HowardHughes]

Higher Learning

 

[-G$-]

guess i mastered masturbating at about 14 yo

 

[Money Be Green]

guess i mastered masturbating at about 14 yo

:jackhaha: I came in here to say the same thing

 

[mortuus est]

Some people are quick learners, you dont need all them hours

 

[The Coochie Assassin]

i go about things with the 80/20 rule....i try to work smarter not harder

 

[AllHolosEve]

Some people are quick learners, you dont need all them hours

i go about things with the 80/20 rule....i try to work smarter not harder