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To be expert in something you need just to put a lot of work in to it?
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Re: To be expert in something you need just to put a lot of work in to it?
#12For me, it’s a combination of reading, more reading, and often re-reading to squeeze out more understanding or to be thorough. at first, idk when too much is too much because i have no domain knowledge on the subject. Then it’s using the knowledge to explain it to someone else or use it in a work project.
Re: To be expert in something you need just to put a lot of work in to it?
#13Different people perform best in different circumstances. No simplistic, single "how to be a success" formula will work for everyone. My best approach to things is "jump in the swamp and thrash wildly," more often than not. The process is likely to look ugly to bystanders, and include a lot of splash and noise that doesn't obviously advance progress. Others might prefer the more considered approach, with advance plan…
so true : The process is likely to look ugly to bystanders, and include a lot of splash and noise that doesn't obviously advance progress.