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Put differently, 80% of his time gave his brain training and practice which likely improved the 20% that made it to market. Also consider, frustrating though I
by BrandonMarc 6y ago
Put differently, 80% of his time gave his brain training and practice which likely improved the 20% that made it to market.
Also consider, frustrating though I'm sure that was, he probably still got paid for his effort in the 80%.
- edelans 6y agoInteresting point of view, thanks for putting it that way ! It makes me think of artists : - how many hours did a musician spent on his instrument before selling his first record ? - How many drawings/paintings before Picasso could sell something ? (etc.)