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Practice doesn't make perfect. It only get you 80% there and the remaining 20% is from a combination of sweat-equity and talent. At some point, the efforts of
by proee 16y ago
Practice doesn't make perfect. It only get you 80% there and the remaining 20% is from a combination of sweat-equity and talent.
At some point, the efforts of B-grade practice sessions result in a saturated level of performance.
If there's something we should teach our kids, it's that doing "OK" is not good enough - you should focus on doing YOUR BEST.
The spirit of competition and "winning" is that you are giving 100% of your effort to the goal at hand - be it winning a race or leaning a new hacking skill.
- ggchappell 16y ago> Practice doesn't make perfect. It only get you 80% there and the remaining 20% is from a combination of sweat-equity and talent. Is there a difference between practice and sweat-equity?
- proee 16y agoTouche' I probably need to think through that line a little better.