I think Seth's main point here, is that the 10,000 hours is BS for new fields. If you are inventing and creating markets, you don't even have 10,000 hours to do

I think Seth's main point here, is that the 10,000 hours is BS for new fields. If you are inventing and creating markets, you don't even have 10,000 hours to do it. It's not about being just as good, in an absolute sense, with less practice, it's just that if no one else has done something before, you don't need 10,000 hours to be the best, in a relative sense. Since the Dip is about figuring out what you can be the best at (narrowing the market), it shortcuts the whole idea of needing 10,000 hours.