Borrowing from Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers, Eric Kibogo unpacks the idea that greatness takes roughly 10,000 hours of practice, using the Beatles as the example. He then does the maths for the study of law, six to seven hours a day across four years, and explains how the hours you invest quietly change how much you understand. A short, sharp case for putting in the time.
Quote: "the more hours you give it, the more you notice that things are changing"
