The gap between beginner and expert (and how to close it)
sigh ...
Haha, I understand you Sue! The truth is, we often get stuck for too long in the early stages of "knowing things," but we have to move on to "doing."
You don't truly learn until you put it into practice; it's impossible to master the practical aspects through pure theory alone.
We're afraid of failing, but it's the only way. I learned that the hard way, haha.
And after 76 years, I'm still learning the hard way. It's true. You have to "get your hands dirty."
sigh ...
Haha, I understand you Sue! The truth is, we often get stuck for too long in the early stages of "knowing things," but we have to move on to "doing."
You don't truly learn until you put it into practice; it's impossible to master the practical aspects through pure theory alone.
We're afraid of failing, but it's the only way. I learned that the hard way, haha.
And after 76 years, I'm still learning the hard way. It's true. You have to "get your hands dirty."