Anders Ericsson: Dismantling the 10,000 Hour Rule
Ever hear of the 10,000 rule? The idea that it takes 10,000 hours to become world-class at anything? Well, what if it wasn't true? And, what if the research it was based on actually said something very different? Something that somehow got "lost in translation" when the data went mainstream. In today's conversation,…
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