Practice makes perfect. This familiar proverb embodies one of the greatest laws of human nature. There is no form of achievement without practice. Success, growth, and achievements are spiritual ideas of excellence.
A famous concert pianist applied this principle of practice to his musical talents. He maintained a rigorous 8 hour a day practice schedule throughout his career. Asked why he persisted in practicing even after all his achievements, he replied, "if I miss practice for one day, I notice. If I miss practice for two days, my critics notice. But if I miss practice for three days, my audience notices." practice is the price of proficiency.
