The Calculus Of Grit
To become the very best and able to reach the top of the pyramid requires the Calculus Of Grit, which is embedded in the 10,000-hour rule of mastery.
If one is on the right path, the modules start to appear easy, but if it feels increasingly stressful and difficult as the modules get upgraded, it may be the wrong path.
Master stuff that appears easy for you but impressive to others.
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