Daniel Levitin Quotes
Ten Thousand Hours Is Equivalent To Roughly Three Hours A Day, Or 20 Hours A Week, Of Practice Over 10 Years ... No One Has Yet Found A Case In Which True World-class Expertise Was Accomplished In Less Time. It Seems That It Takes The Brain This Long To Assimilate All That It Needs To Know To Achieve True Mastery.
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