This is regarded as the main text that brings the now well known concept of 10,000 hours need to be spent via deliberate practice to become a world-class expert at a skill. Skills are wide ranging such as computer programming or playing the violin. Mentions interesting case studies backing this from Bill Gates to the Beatles. So there you have it, three hours per day is what you need to put in for ten years dedicated to one skill is what you need to do to become an expert.
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The Right Kind of Wrong: How to Fail Well and Learn Faster by Amy Edmondson
In a world that often says “never fail” or conversely, “fail fast, fail often,” it can be hard to know where to stand. Yet, as
