Practice Today, Mastery Tomorrow.

Practice Today, Mastery Tomorrow.

Hello guy! Welcome to my blog. As usual where I share my experience, my thoughts and educative writings. The practice today brings about the mastery wished for.

For the lazy minded individual they would wish they wasn't a process or a structured sequence in getting something done or arriving at a certain height in life. The facts still remains that nature doesn't operate like that, Nobody wakes up one morning and become mastery or expertise.

In the context of education and academics after the theoretical propositions is done it is best for a practical event to follow suite. It should be a pattern of "after theory comes practice" it is of no surprise that every beginner or learner will encounter difficulty but it's best for any grooming stage for the purpose of experience, with time every practicing becomes more simpler in understanding and carrying out.

Whenever I come across new concept I tend to put it into practice day after day just to be an expert and gathering enough information or knowledge on similar thing. The first day I started typing with a keyboard I knew how many times I stopped to rest or how many times I looked at every key I clicked, as at then I wasn't conversant with the QWERTY arrangements on keyboards, so frustrating I must say.

With lot's of daily typing task I began taking of my eyes from the keys and focusing more on the screen, I knew where some key- letters were. This is what practice does.

Same situation can be said about footballers, I can understand few are born with such talent but yet they practice with such talent inbuilt to become mastery, while the majority footballers went through lots and lots of practicing, the likes of Christiano Ronaldo, Eden Harzard, Lionel Messi etc.

Confidence, strength with agility was built through practice.

These natural phenomenon isn't pin point on human beings alone, even animals too. Let's say K9- Dogs in the police training center undergoing severe training, the task scheduled for it is to be mastered and this requires countless trial or practice day by day to attain that mastery combatant level in assisting the police to fight crime in the states.
So the training is a way of practicing from the speed range for attacking, to the sniffing test and sometimes night vision test all just to attain Mastery.

To me, I would say practice makes mastery and not perfection, I just don't believe there's anything as perfect as the word perfect except supreme or supernatural beings. Stating the perfection word means there's no room for improvement or progress again, that doesn't feel natural to me though, I believe that even at mastery level there's still a lot to practice.

Be concentrated when practicing, be organic in practice, be open minded and still very observant for learning and accommodating.
In practice we can climb up to what seems to be perfection.

This is just my piece of thoughts I felt to share with you all in this community.
Will continue sharing more.

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