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	<title>Practice makes perfect</title>
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	<description>What are some activities that are like &apos;going to the gym&apos; for your profession? Earlier this week I was pointing out that playing scales on the guitar is like &apos;going to the gym&apos; for your playing ability. Playing the scales can be boring, but it helps you build up dexterity and takes the thought and effort out of it when you&apos;re trying to pick up new songs. &lt;br&gt;
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This led me to wonder what other exercises professionals use to keep up their chops. I&apos;m interested in learning what it takes to be a better system administrator/programmer, but I&apos;m curious about all professions: What do you do in order to incrementally build your skills in your line of work?</description>
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