06-30-2015, 07:47 AM
It seems you guys are debating the efficiency of improvement.
I can see the truth in what each of you have said. A key thing to remember is that all truth is relative. There isn't one single way that applies to everybody equally.
Sure there are logical ways of attacking things (identify weakness, tailor study, improve) that are proven to work and more intuitive ways (do project pieces, learn through experimentation and iteration) that have also worked for people.
I think what is a must is to have an open but determined mind, lots of passion and the dedication to improve. The balance of how much study in what way, with what tools that will be most efficient for a particular person is always going to come down to a mix that is best suited for that individual.
I can see the truth in what each of you have said. A key thing to remember is that all truth is relative. There isn't one single way that applies to everybody equally.
Sure there are logical ways of attacking things (identify weakness, tailor study, improve) that are proven to work and more intuitive ways (do project pieces, learn through experimentation and iteration) that have also worked for people.
I think what is a must is to have an open but determined mind, lots of passion and the dedication to improve. The balance of how much study in what way, with what tools that will be most efficient for a particular person is always going to come down to a mix that is best suited for that individual.