(real not AI) mastery in the magic of this moment

Reddy explores the concept of mastery, challenging traditional notions that equate mastery with time and effort. he emphasizes the importance of being present in the moment, suggesting that true mastery is found in play and exploration rather than rigid adherence to expertise he equates mastery to the horizon - an ongoing journey rather than a fixed destination, encouraging y'all to embrace uncertainty & creativity in the pursuit of growth ps. and yes, i'm talking about himself in the third person takeaways - mastery is often misunderstood as a time-based achievement - the moment holds the magic of mastery - playing in the moment fosters creativity & growth - mastery is challenged by the reality of the present - true mastery is about exploration, not just expertise - mediocrity is a state of inertia and stagnation - the horizon of mastery is a journey, not a destination - engagement with the moment leads to self-discovery - nature exemplifies real mastery in it's raw form - embrace the journey towards mastery with openness &curiosity chapters 00:00 the weight of mastery