The mastery approach of practising 10,000 hours is overshadowed by the 80/20 rule, which states that one can be 80 percent proficient(good enough) at something in a fairly shorter time than it takes to attain perfection(100 percent).
Developing a portfolio of a good enough skill-stack is a better way than being a master at one particular skill and sacrificing everything else.
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