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ewtWhat do you consider yourself an expert at? Why?
Studies show that most world-class experts in any field have spent at least 10000 hours working on the related skills. No, I don't have a citation to hand... What have you spent 10000 hours or more learning or practising? That's 3 hours a day for 10 years.
How much overlap is there between these categories?
Do you consider yourself a specialist or a generalist? Why?
Is expertise absolute or relative?
Studies show that most world-class experts in any field have spent at least 10000 hours working on the related skills. No, I don't have a citation to hand... What have you spent 10000 hours or more learning or practising? That's 3 hours a day for 10 years.
How much overlap is there between these categories?
Do you consider yourself a specialist or a generalist? Why?
Is expertise absolute or relative?
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Date: 2008-04-05 10:48 am (UTC)I've spent 3 hours of time a day in prayer and questioning where I fit into this world, why I exist.
Expertise is always changing in this world so I would have to say it's relative. I'm sure even in music, there is always change...basics start you off but change keeps you fresh and creative.