Omar Zenhom argues mastery requires doing, not watching. Read deeply to build knowledge, start applying it immediately without waiting to be ready, then analyze your output and iterate. Study plus action plus reflection is how you actually get good.
Watching is not learning. Mastery comes from doing. So here's my 3-step framework. Anytime I wanna master something, step 1, I actually read a book or 2 and go deep in that subject. Step 2, start doing. Don't delay this step. Immediately implement what you learned, what you understand as the next step. Step 3, you wanna analyze and improve. The mastery really happens is when you put something out there and you analyze your work, you analyze how you are doing that work and you improve.
