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We all are good at something, Most of the time when we start a task, in which we are interested. first seems everything is right and we perform our best that time. And it feels like I am born for this task.
But that at one point well things don't go in our favour everything starts to keep falling and we catch no improvement and we get frustrated.
When you feel like falling that's a place where you actually touch your limits. Now here you need to push your limits with the help of deliberate practice.
P.s :*check note 2 I will tell you how deliberate practice works.
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Most often, deliberate practice is repeated frustration and failure. Similar to a baby learning to walk, we will often fall for every step we take. That is the point. Since deliberate practice targets our weakest areas, it means doing the stuff we're not good at....
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