ERICH FROMM

1. Naive Practice: it is the simple repetition of tasks that doesn't require challenging the mind. It isn't associated with boosting performance levels.
2. Purposeful Practice: it is a level higher than naive practice because it requires a bigger amount ...

……. is “the principle of reaping huge rewards from a series of small, smart choices, made consistently, over a long period of time.”

Compounding requires enormous amounts of patience and ...

Your weaknesses are actually your strengths if you frame them correctly in your mind, and when you encounter something blocking your path, it is merely a chance to practice some new virtue that you have been neglecting. Patience, tolerance, persistence, courage, or something else. If you don’t lo...