True mastery takes 15 to 20 years of patient effort and perseverance through setbacks. The key is enjoying the journey itself, not just chasing the end result. A simple daily routine, like morning espresso, can fuel the motivation to keep practicing.
I wake up every morning, espresso keep me going.
The good thing about how I made a career was I was patient. So I would say to anybody still today, if you're going to be good at something, it does take a while. Just enjoy the getting there. You're going to get fed up, you're going to get disheartened, and people are going to tell you you're useless. Had all that. But what I can say, after about 15 or 20 years, I learned how to do something well, and I enjoyed that getting there as much as being there.
I wake up every morning, espresso keep me going.
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