“mathematicians discount any statistics that lack necessary frequency. For example, if you flip a coin ten times, you will rarely experience a 50-50 split between heads and tails. However, if you flip a coin a hundred times, it’s usually pretty close. The same is true with speaking. You can’t do it once, twice, or a dozen times and know whether you have talent. You can’t measure your potential at that stage. You need to get in your reps.”