Learn anything correctly

1) Break the skill into parts, and practice the most important parts first.

2) Learn from an actual expert.

3)Learn from multiple sources.

4) Spend one-third of your time researching, and two-thirds of your time practicing.

5)Pre-commit to practicing for at least 20 hours.

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