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Practice focuses your energy on the process.
It is not the things we learn nor our dreams and aspirations that determine our results, but rather those habits that we practice each day. Focus your energy on the process, not the product.
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New knowledge does not necessarily drive new results, especially if your goal is to make progress and not to simply gain additional knowledge.
The gap between where you are now and where you are in the future is not always caused by the lack of knowledge.
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Passive learning creates knowledge. Active practice creates skills.
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... but learning is not practice. Unless you apply that knowledge and make a meaningful contribution with it, passive learning is not a form of practice.
Making mistakes while practising is a great form of learning, because it helps you gain important insights.
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Some of us use learning as a way to avoid doing the actual work toward reaching our goals. In this case, it becomes a form of procrastination.
We claim in these situations that we are preparing or researching the best methods and practices to reach our goals.
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It is better to focus on the process rather than the outcome. When you focus on the outcome, you slow your growth.
Commit to consistent practice. Focus on the process of getting better every single day.
Your focus shouldn't be on your goals but rather the systems that help you attain those goals (your habits).
In sports , the wining and the losing team usually have same goals which is to win, yet one team end up on the losing side.
Rather than focusing your energy into a goal, channe...
Phase I: Self-analysis
Reflect on where your current focuses are. How do these impact you in different areas in life?
Phase II: Identify the 20 Percent
Link those good or bad results to the source of your activities.
Phase III: Focus on the Fat Tail
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