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First a task is daunting, then difficult, then doable, then routine...then boring. BUT, after boring, it passes into being second nature, an acquired reflex. And it's a good sound set of varied acquired reflexes that takes one to the next level of learning. You can't master polite conversation till you're drilled in irregular verbs and the subjunctive mood. And them is boring. Like the man said, "it's the ability to cope with boredom that leads to success."*agreed, the human bias towards novelty is the biggest habit you need to break if you want to become truly successful in any craft, repetition is boring but it pays off over time the more you practice.
*Admittedly, that someone was David Foster Wallace, whose ability to cope fell through somewheres along the line...