Being Masterful at Mastery

You know those people who seem to become wildly successful overnight? Well, it turns out they've actually been putting in years of hard work behind the scenes. This idea was popularized by Malcolm Gladwell's "10,000 hours" rule, which basically says that mastering a skill requires a ton of concentrated effort and hard work. But here's the thing: the process of becoming great is actually more important than the end result. That's why TheRichB is chatting with you today about the importance of loving the process, embracing failure as an opportunity to learn, and committing to excellence in your craft.