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One of the tricky meta-skills of mastery is something like "finding mentorship with chemistry." I think this is format-neutral; you can find chemistry (or not) w/ an expert-friend, author, podcaster. Better to learn from a real master, but it's *magic* when you feel the "click"
I think people should be really gentle with themselves when they're trying to learn something and they just can't connect to the materials/teachers they have. There are lots of possible reasons for this, but a very real & neglected possibility is just a lack of chemistry
(Maybe this is why so many textbooks suck? In the interest of accessibility(?), any hint of individual tone, tangents, asides, personal examples, etc. are completely stripped. You get the feeling you're not meant to connect, but only receive. The social animal is left hungry.)
I think one of the reasons so many people enjoyed my livestream on Minsky is that I feel really close to him. It's obvious. In the book, one of the other authors mentions having a Minsky with him in his mind. I feel this way about many favorite writershttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YcJT3OM4qQE …
That is a great point! I feel this way with collaborators as well. I have found a few people who I should work so well with, but 
And those really really good chemistry/collaboration matches are <chef’s kiss>
In law school I got a terrible grade in legal writing with a professor who refused to answer questions, showed up 45 minutes late to meetings, threatened to throw people out of the office, etc. 6 years later I’m largely a legal writing specialist. You have to find your niche.
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