What this quote means

This quote emphasizes the importance of active practice in learning mathematics. Reading theorems or listening to explanations is not enough; it is by solving problems, seeking solutions, making mistakes, and trying again that one truly understands. It applies to anyone who wants to master this discipline, whether a student, teacher, or researcher. It reminds us that knowledge is not passively transmitted; it is built through experience and personal effort.

How to apply it daily

Pick a math problem that seems difficult and try to solve it on your own, without looking at the solution, exploring different approaches.