The Twenty Mile Rule
This law was introduced by Jim Collins, an American. This law is: from San Diego on the west coast of the United States to a certain place there are 3,000 miles, hiking through the journey takes a very long time, the landscape is very complex, and will often encounter weather changes. How many miles per day should be walked to be a suitable speed?
You can’t guess the answer, and many people’s answers are incorrect.
The answer is 20 miles per day or 32 kilometers. Many people will be surprised by this answer, because people who have just embarked on a journey with great physical strength and energy, can walk 40 miles to 50 miles if the weather is fine and the terrain is flat. However, people who start walking at such a speed are often not the first to reach the end and are finally overtaken by those who insist on walking 20 miles, haste makes waste.
This is the difference between masters and newbies. The most important phrase I’ve ever learned: less is more, and slow is fast!
Why you can’t land after learning so many courses? Because learning too much, you will be mixed up and your mind is stuffed. If they can not be applied, it is useless!
Only one truly practical way to gain growth and progress: is, to work on it slowly and steadily, it will come out faster!