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Deliberate Practice
Deliberate practice is the commitment to a thorough concentration of training exercises intended to enhance a specific area of success with immediate feedback and potential for incremental progress through repetition and problem-solving.
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Types of Deliberate Practice
- Naive Practice: it is the simple repetition of tasks that doesn't require challenging the mind. It isn't associated with boosting performance levels.
- Purposeful Practice: it is a level higher than naive practice because it requires a bigger amount ...
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The Promise of Deliberate Practice
Engaging in deliberate practice allows you to showcase the best version of yourself. You get to learn so many valuable and useful traits such as patience, grit, and meticulousness.
Whatever skill or sport you want to excel in, deliberate practicing is the best and the fastest way to enhanc...
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Types of Deliberate Practice
- Naive Practice: it is the simple repetition of tasks that doesn't require challenging the mind. It isn't associated with boosting performance levels.
- Purposeful Practice: it is a level higher than naive practice because it requires a bigger amount ...
What Deliberate Practice Means
Deliberate practice involves:
- Repetition of small and very specific sections of a skill instead of just playing through
- Monitoring one's performance - in real-time and via recordings - continually looking for new ways to improve.
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