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Early-on I taught my kids that “Practice makes perfect” is wrong. The right advice is “Practicing correctly makes perfect, because practice makes everything pe
by robomartin 6y ago
Early-on I taught my kids that “Practice makes perfect” is wrong. The right advice is “Practicing correctly makes perfect, because practice makes everything permanent, including mistakes”. This applies to music, chess, swimming, anything really.
Start slow and in small chunks with a focus on “correct”, everything else takes care of itself.
- aynsof 6y agoI've heard this captured concisely as 'Practice makes permanent'.