Stop Mistaking Repetition for Mastery

Most people in this industry still confuse repetition with mastery.
They think setting for 10 years automatically makes you good. But doing the same thing over and over isn’t growth—it’s just time passing.

This piece is about the difference between clocking years and building context.
It’s for the ones who learned by observing, questioning, and adapting—not just surviving. Because true experience isn’t about how long you’ve been in the room. It’s about how much you noticed while you were there.