About this episode
"It takes 10,000 hours of practice to become an expert," states the 10,000 Hour Rule. Undoubtedly, working passionately and diligently towards your musical goals is a great formula for success, but what if musicians could get the results they want before hitting this numerical milestone? We discuss the truths and myths surrounding the 10,000 Hour Rule, and how to best allocate those hours to become a master musician.
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 023
Links and Resources
- Interview with Ged Brockie
- Outliers: The Story of Success, by Malcolm Gladwell
- How Musicians Should Spend Their 10,000 Hours
- How to Get More out of Every Practice Session
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