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Right, because ending up a great musician instead of a great watcher of television would have been awful.
by aspirant 15y ago
Right, because ending up a great musician instead of a great watcher of television would have been awful.
- latch 15y agoYou sir, have been upvoted. I hate the "agree" posts, but since no one else can see how upvoted I can only dream you've been, I decided this comment was worth the -4.
- dpcan 15y agoYou are missing his point. He could have replaced guitar with model airplane building, riding bikes, making friendship bracelets, or training a giraffe. The point is, good time management makes time for the things you need to make time for - and in this person's case, TV happened to be his vice.
- edanm 15y agoDoes everyone who practices guitar ends up a great musician? And if they don't, but only practice guitar to relax, would you consider the time "wasted"?
- stoney 15y agoI guess you could approach this kind of question from a risk/probability point of view. Not everyone who practices guitar becomes great at it, but some do, so if you practice guitar you expose yourself to a potentially big upside (assuming you actually want to be a great guitar player). I can't think of a potential upside that you expose yourself to by watching TV (other than the immediate gratification), but maybe there is something.