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What is mastery? | |||
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Mastery is defined as having comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject. Comprehension is expressed as understanding all, or nearly all, elements or aspects of something. By these definitions, it is obvious that to become a master takes a great deal of time, effort and desire. | Mastery is defined as having comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject. Comprehension is expressed as understanding all, or nearly all, elements or aspects of something. By these definitions, it is obvious that to become a master takes a great deal of time, effort and desire. | ||
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Reference: https://www.kforce.com/articles/how-to-become-a-master-of-your-craft/#:~:text=Mastery%20is%20defined%20as%20having,of%20time%2C%20effort%20and%20desire. | Reference: https://www.kforce.com/articles/how-to-become-a-master-of-your-craft/#:~:text=Mastery%20is%20defined%20as%20having,of%20time%2C%20effort%20and%20desire. | ||
This is a big topic. | |||
I know folk are by some considered masters who eschew the bandying about of the term. | |||
Let's also talk about "expert". | |||
Latest revision as of 15:07, 3 December 2021
What is mastery?
I like this definition:
Mastery is defined as having comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject. Comprehension is expressed as understanding all, or nearly all, elements or aspects of something. By these definitions, it is obvious that to become a master takes a great deal of time, effort and desire.
This is a big topic.
I know folk are by some considered masters who eschew the bandying about of the term.
Let's also talk about "expert".
