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Deliberate Practice is purposeful and systematic. This type of practice has a goal and we are focused on achieving it in every session.
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"While regular practice might include mindless repetitions, deliberate practice requires focused attention and is conducted with the specific goal of improving performance."
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Remaining focus is the challenge of deliberate practice and mindless practicing is the danger of it. When we practice the same thing again and again, progress is assumed, thus making us believe that it's good that we are having experience. However, we are merely reinforcing our current habits and not improving them.
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Deliberate Practice requires sustained effort and concentration. The people who master this are committed for being lifelong learners. Be one.
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Deliberate Practice is important for me to save time. It helps me become mindful on how I practice and knowing this helps me understand and answered the question I always ask myself in the past: why am I not making any progress? This idea helps me a lot and I hope this benefit you too! Happy reading and have a good day!
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