We were wrong all these years – it doesn’t take 10,000 hours to become great at something.
With many of us raised to believe that there is a benchmark around how much practice one is required to do to become a masterful violinist, or great basket baller – it turns out that is largely incorrect – new research has found that our talents are discovered rather than created.
Alex from news website The Big Smoke chats with Jacq and Dene about why there is no guarantee that hours ofpraytice will make you great at anything.
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