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Sven Ravnstag said:
Being surprised is like shaking; it invalidates mastery. Mastery is like sinking the 8-ball in pool; you have to call it first or it doesn't count.

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This is why i demonstrate mastery on two following training session. To make sure I really MASTER the element.\n"}}]]}]]}]

Have You Ever Surprised Yourself and Mastered Something?