The Recipe to Success
The researchers from Pennsylvania state University found that the 'recipe' for a hot streak = the exploration of creative options followed by exploitation of a specific lane of work.
However, following this, that equation is not enough in itself but a 'specific exploration-exploitation sequence' is needed to increase the likelihood of a hot streak.
The research shows that when people experiment, they likely gain new skills from working in different subfields and then eventually find the best one to exploit.
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