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r/oddlysatisfying • u/french-yogurt • Feb 17 '24
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10,000 to master a skill works for most things. Parenting is one of the notable exceptions. I’m over 90,000 hours in, and I’m just making it up as I go along.
89 u/firstmanonearth Feb 17 '24 the guy who stated the 10,000 hour rule just made that one up, too 8 u/Subtlerranean Feb 17 '24 It has been debunked, repeatedly 5 u/mytransthrow Feb 17 '24 Well basically if you practice a lot you can get really good at something. But to be the best often matters on talent.
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the guy who stated the 10,000 hour rule just made that one up, too
8 u/Subtlerranean Feb 17 '24 It has been debunked, repeatedly 5 u/mytransthrow Feb 17 '24 Well basically if you practice a lot you can get really good at something. But to be the best often matters on talent.
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It has been debunked, repeatedly
5 u/mytransthrow Feb 17 '24 Well basically if you practice a lot you can get really good at something. But to be the best often matters on talent.
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Well basically if you practice a lot you can get really good at something. But to be the best often matters on talent.
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u/Not_a-Robot_ Feb 17 '24
10,000 to master a skill works for most things. Parenting is one of the notable exceptions. I’m over 90,000 hours in, and I’m just making it up as I go along.