If your practice does not expose weaknesses specific enough to correct, you are just practicing staying the same.

Justin Skycakjustinmath.comWritten Saved 1 min read

Skycak argues that deliberate practice means isolating a weak subskill and getting feedback sharp enough to correct it, since hours alone change nothing.

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