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Two common misinterpretations: - 10k hours guarantees top success - 10k hours practice is required for top success The 10k hours rule does not say either. Th
by temp8964 5y ago
Two common misinterpretations:
- 10k hours guarantees top success
- 10k hours practice is required for top success
The 10k hours rule does not say either. The 10k hours rule only says 10k hours deliberate practice is generally required to be a top expert in most fields. So there are cases where 10k hours practice is not sufficient, and there are cases where talent people (Mozart?) need way fewer practice than regular people.
The 10k hours rule also does not say top experts need more hours to be better. So there is "debunk" claiming no correlation found among top expert performance and practice which is kind of strawman attack.
- solveit 5y agoMozart is literally in Gladwell's book as an example of someone who got their 10k hours in early. Why do you feel the need to comment while clearly never having read the book you're defending?
- temp8964 5y agoI have a different view on the Mozart's case, but not sure about it. Hence the question mark.