These are the notes I took while hosting T is for Training 329 “This Sucks, Start Over.” Read Jill’s Organized and otherwise awesome recap.
Live notes help me both remember excellent quotes and select a name title, since the title of the show is always something said in the podcast. [I did this before Lucifer, btw.]
Our guest was fanTASTIc Glenn Seki, Ed. D. Author of the book How to Become the Best at Anything did not disappoint. Stories, idioms and a book thrown in for good measure.
I didn’t want the world to remember him like that. [Glenn was the LMU photographer when Hank Gathers died on the court]
K Anders Ericsson, the Expert at Expertise.
[I would make a bad photojournalist] because I want to save the kid on fire.
Companies should retrain injured employees for free.
I learned to compensate.
Make sure you have a plan B.
Planning and Pre-focusing. Anticipation matters in photography
You can only use one good eye for photography.
Have an editor who can tell you “This Sucks, Start Over.”
Glenn practiced action photography by following seagulls.
Drive to get better. Takes deliberate practice with goals.
Observe habits.
You don’t have to be born the best; you have to work at it.
Persistence is the key.
It depends on where you attribute failure.
“Practicing Knowledge”
Teach me how to tell someone to f-off and they say thank you.
Education and Expertise don’t go hand in hand.
Be your own coach.
Tom quoted the book “Deschooling Society” by Ivan Illitch.
I just needed help cracking my chest.
You’re about to experience some discomfort.
Automate Procedure, Going on Auto-Pilot to a destination.
T is for Training 
Maurice, thank you for your notes! Always cool to understand what different folks remember.