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What do you think the answer would be? -> The Sex Pistols, pretty much. Not so bad. Training is overrated, so is talent. Practice with feedback is what really
by petervandijck 15y ago
What do you think the answer would be? -> The Sex Pistols, pretty much. Not so bad.
Training is overrated, so is talent. Practice with feedback is what really matters. The feedback part is what's hard to find. The Sex Pistols got a lot of feedback.
- chc 15y agoI have I feeling you're playing a No True Scotsman with this talk on "official" training. There are many good ways of training that could not remotely be described as "official." Which "really, really good experiences" were created by first-timers with no relevant experience or learning? For example, the Sex Pistols had been doing their thing for years before they hit it big.
- klaut 15y agoactually, Sex Pistols was more of a marketing project of Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood :)
- petervandijck 15y agoTraining isn't the same as experience or learning. If you meant that you should have said that.
- wushupork 15y agoThis goes back to the 10,000 hours of practice. There really is no substitute for sheer experience. What would Tim Ferris have to say about this though? How can we hack this?