When I was a kid, there was a large tallgrass field between my house and my neighbor’s. When we started going over to each others’ houses, it was really hard to go through the tall grass.
After a while of going over all the time, we wore down a path through the field.
Then, our parents decided just to get out their lawnmowers and mow the path down.
Years later, when I looked at our houses on Google Earth, I could see the path in the aerial photography.
That’s what happens in your brain when you learn a new motor skill. At first, your brain has to find a path between neurons. The more you do it, the more solidified and permanent it becomes.
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