"a rage to master"

[Firbolg]

Interesting article on learning and 'how to be an expert' (or not)..

Most of us want to practice the things we're already good at, and avoid the things we suck at. We stay average or intermediate amateurs forever.

For the superior performer the goal isn't just repeating the same thing again and again but achieving higher levels of control over every aspect of their performance. That's why they don't find practice boring. Each practice session they are working on doing something better than they did the last time.

There's still hope for us all to be "shaolin masters" â„¢

http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2006/03/how_to_be_an_ex.html

[doc]

Better question is, why are you hanging out at a psychology based web site?

It's interesting, but kind of fu fu ish.

Fu fu ish. Haven't used that in a while.

(and, I don't agree with them).

[Inevitable]

holy crap batman thats alot of uselessness...

yeah read through some of it and well i'm against it

[onesp1ng]

I want to shag whoever wrote it...as long as it's not a guy.