3-2-1: On growing fast vs. growing slow, the value of mastery, and climbing the right mountain
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3-2-1: On growing fast vs. growing slow, the value of mastery, and climbing the right mountain
Recognize that you can start where it’s less crowded, and take your time going from inexperienced to pro. Take the time to master the basics—your own, not those of everyone around you. Acknowledge that it takes time to get good at anything. Enjoy the process of getting better and better each day, and then you can start to enjoy the result without g
... See moreLaura Huang • Edge: Turning Adversity into Advantage
Some things just take time. If you want to be a high performance athlete or chess grandmaster or concert pianist, you don’t look for short cuts. A humanities education is not much different.
