I’ve spent most of my life undertaking learning projects of various sorts. Some were big, ambitious efforts that spanned a year or more. Many others were short sprints that lasted a month or less.
Getting “good enough” is seriously underrated. We lionize mastery—celebrating those who spend decades honing a hard-won ability. Fair enough. But going from zero to okay in a short period of time can be enormously satisfying, and it can end up having an outsized impact on your life.
In a recent video essay, I outlined the three-step process I use to design these sorts of short projects to quickly get up to speed in a skill or topic.
If you learn to do these three steps well, it’s possible to achieve a lot even in a fairly short period of time.
Source: Scott H Young — Read the full article on the original site ↗