> the difference between what comes easily and what doesn't. This is a very telling phrase as well. Mastery doesn't come easy, pretty much as a general rule. I

> the difference between what comes easily and what doesn't. This is a very telling phrase as well. Mastery doesn't come easy, pretty much as a general rule. If your definition of mastery includes "It has to be easy to get there", then obviously you're not going to master anything because you're going to quit as soon as it gets hard. If I teach my child to only focus on things which come easily to them, I will have failed absolutely as a parent.