I'm thinking of writing an anti-blog post on how to learn stuff slowly. In my experience, the subset of "stuff" that I mastered and differentiate my skills from

I'm thinking of writing an anti-blog post on how to learn stuff slowly. In my experience, the subset of "stuff" that I mastered and differentiate my skills from others is actually the "stuff" that cannot be learned quickly. It's often not so black and white how to learn this "stuff". It requires years of deliberate practice, there will be no tutorials, there will be no king's road (guided learning), there will be no mentors that can help you, there will be periods with no progression, there will be setbacks, there will be periods with no practice at all. P.S. Teach yourself programming in 10 years might be a good example as well: https://norvig.com/21-days.html https://norvig.com/21-days.html