Do we need 10,000 hours to be experts in something #shorts
A brief YouTube #shorts by TJ Walker examining Malcolm Gladwell’s popular 10,000-hour rule. Walker questions whether the exact number is required but emphasizes that real expertise requires substantial time, learning from predecessors, and sustained effort; he rejects overnight-success narratives and closes with a call-to-action to follow his habit.
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