“I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.”
— Bruce Lee
Simplified Meaning:
When it comes to mastering something, doing it many times makes you really good at it. For example, if someone practices one type of kick over and over again, they become very skilled and precise at it. Imagine a basketball player who only practices free throws but does it thousands of times. They become so good that they can almost always make the shot. Instead of trying to do a lot of things just once, focusing on perfecting one thing can make you much stronger in that area. It means that the person who repeats one kick many times will be more dangerous or skilled than someone who tries many different kicks only a few times each. This advice tells us to choose something important to us and practice it a lot to become great at it. This way, our skill in that area can become much stronger.
