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Deliberate Practice

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After mastering the most important activity in your field, you can embrace the synergies that come with it, which can make you definitely achieve more in less time.

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Deliberate practice takes time

  • Deliberate practice tends to fast track progress, but truly mastering a skill is a lifelong process.
  • There are no examples of people labelled as prodigies that did not put in enormous amounts of deliberate practice.
  • Creative genius tends to come after ten...

The 3 M’s of deliberate practice

Instead of mindlessly practicing a skill without improving, deliberate practice can result in better performance and in a shorter time.

  • Measurement: Deliberate practice requires to objectively track and measure your progress. It can be done with a simple note-taking ...

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