Jeff Watts' book review of "Mastery," by George Leonard, Part 12 Final Installment

[@iamcoffeerepublic]

Thank you Jeff for taking time to do this for the art community.

[@tisucitisin1]

Amazing podcast! Can't wait on Jeff's podcast on scheduling and training that he announced. Keep up the good work :)

[@marlenemeek9030]

Mr. Watts, You are the creme de la creme of online art instructors! if I hadn't already signed a full year's lease on my apartment I would be packing up now and moving to San Diego to study with you. Please keep these wonderful videos coming. I am completely enthralled and I'm so impressed with your work ethic and your organizational skills and talent. For those of us struggling on our own to learn these things you are a ray of sunshine and you give us all hope that regardless of the obstacles we can improve our work. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@steriod01]

One of the best talks on the path to becoming an artist or improving your efforts.

[@moembaye5406]

Thanks again Jeff for another inspiring and helpful talk: for reminding us that the best pay off in art training is still the passion, fun, but also journey/quest. Best.

[@thatguy928]

Thank you. All your videos are insightful and inspiring. Well done!

[@marcsteinmann6270]

Can listen to these all day! So inspirational Jeff! So good! Keep doing what you are doing.

[@dezukaful]

Fantastic series , please do some more

[@nomadiccoyote]

Thank you for doing these, they help so much. It's getting to the point where it almost doesn't feel right if I'm drawing and don't hear your videos in the background :)

[@DennisCNolasco]

Fantastic analysis and insight Jeff, much more than a review! Lessons that can be applied to everything in life.

[@ricardosealey2676]

your inspirational words are reaching even to us down in Trinidad .....Thank you Jeff

[@CS-ed3nr]

Thank you. This is extremely helpful.

[@tonylovett2357]

Hey Jeff, I really appreciated this series. Thank's so much for sharing. Great insights and great delivery!

[@jamesdown5064]

Best video I have seen, period. The knowledge in here I have been searching for years

[@solortus]

Great series jeff! every artist should watch this :)

[@patrickblake7296]

Jeff, you are the man. I'm signing up to the atelier next pay-day

[@karlenebland4556]

Thank you so, so much!! So enjoyed you expounding on the book!! Sat through all 12 Parts in one go while practising drawing the head! You kept me going on the practice and now to go take your other piece of advice: stretch, move, workout... This is going to be your legacy, Jeff! :)

[@jkn928]

Thank you Jeff! Wonderful series!

[@fairouzfares3881]

very interesting , thank you very much for doing these videos .

[@IStandAloneize]

please do more of these so helpful

[@ravenkushner]

The busy guy you mentioned that gets up at 4 a.m.seems to be on a great track. He can work out with his wife and take the kids (walk or play time), and he and his wife can have a date on the weekends. Two hours of art before work, and an hour after dinner during the week, sounds great to me. I think artists really have to get good at tuning into their intuition. Intuition will tell you when to work hard, when to rest, when to switch things up, etc.

[@guitarlover1204]

"it is what t is... you know? what is this?" an awesome way to describe the feeling when starting the path....

[@rosstec6728]

Thank you

[@Night-Taco]

There are more popular KZbin Channels out there, but the comments on Jeff's channel reveals a more tight knit group of disciplined individuals striving to be the best. That's what is unique about the people following him, they realize how good he is (Jeff specifically, not his understudy teachers, though they are up and coming)

[@hadeelabdullah220]

thank you Jeff

[@manossparakis8117]

you are a real role model

[@hopeitstix1627]

could you put all these parts into a playlist

[@shabbathai4136]

thnx Jeff

[@kai7670]

how come this video is not available. 😢

[@namthan95]

What, 7 hours of TV sounds insane

[@DispleasedEskimo]

7 hours of TV? 7 hours of TV is the _average_? How is that even possible?!