字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 and you talked about the ten thousand hour rule that is not just a matter of well this person is genius this personal has amazing ability it is actual practice and hard work you know it's all a bunch of group of really brilliant psychologists in a in the field of expertise research have sat down and tried to figure out how long do you have to work at something before you become really good and the answer seems to be it's an extraordinary consistent answer in an incredible number of fields and that is you need to practice to of apprenticed for ten thousand hours before you get good so every great classical composer without exception composes for at least ten years before they write the master work. Mozart, ten.. Mozart is composing at eleven but he's composing garbage at eleven I mean he doesn't produce something great until he is 22 or 23 concerto No.9 I think 271 if i ask you how long did it take you when you were doing this job before you felt comfortable and good at what you're doing? -10 years. -Same with me. It's an incredibly consistent finding and it's really important because it says that we are far too impatient with people when we assess whether someone has got what it takes to do a certain job we always want to make that assessment for after six months or a year or... and that's ridiculous you know the kinds of jobs we have people do today are sufficiently complex that they require a long time to reach mastery what we should be doing is setting up institutions and structures that allow people to spend the time and effort to reach mastery not judging them prematurely. What is the take away? What is the lesson for people who want to be more successful? And what is in some ways it's a good news that they don't have to be geniuses yeah i know i've been, you know, I'm very anxious at this book not be seen as a self-help book but be seen as a kind of community help book because lots of the thing but I really want people to do is start thinking about how can we as a society build institutions that provide opportunities to work hard. -It's fascinating Thank you very much
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