This metaphor says that mastery is something you can approach but never fully reach. It also makes one question the point of mastering something. When you first start off mastering something, in the beginning you quickly gain an understanding of it, but once you start getting used to your current mastery level and attempt to achieve a higher one, the road becomes harder and longer. I wonder what it means to "fully master" something and how would one know they have mastered it to the best of their abilities.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Mastery QQC
This metaphor says that mastery is something you can approach but never fully reach. It also makes one question the point of mastering something. When you first start off mastering something, in the beginning you quickly gain an understanding of it, but once you start getting used to your current mastery level and attempt to achieve a higher one, the road becomes harder and longer. I wonder what it means to "fully master" something and how would one know they have mastered it to the best of their abilities.
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