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Keep in mind three Fs: Focus. Feedback. Fix it.
Break the skill down into components that you can do repeatedly and analyze effectively, determine your weaknesses, and figure out ways to address them.
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Improvement is possible is we learn to let go of these myths:
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It offers the following view: anyone can improve, but it requires the right approach. If you are not improving, it’s not because you lack innate talent; it’s because you’re not practicing the right way.
Once you understand this, improvement becomes a matter of figuring out what the “right way” is.
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Principles of Deliberate Practice:
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The reason that most people don’t possess extraordinary physical capabilities isn’t because they don’t have the capacity for them, but rather because they’re satisfied to live in the comfortable rut of homeostasis and never do the work that is required to get out of it.
The traditional approach to learning is not designed to challenge this: It assumes that learning is all about fulfilling your innate, fixed potential and that you can develop a particular skill or ability without getting too far out of your comfort zone.
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There is no such thing as natural talent or prodigies.
The right sort of practice carried out over a sufficient period of time leads to improvement. Nothing else.
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It is far from being a gift a lucky few have. It can be trained: By exposing kids to tones and challenging them to match them before age 4, they can develop perfect pitch for the rest of their life. Even adults can learn some of this, though there is some brain plasticity at that young age that makes it easier.
So did the young Mozart have a gift for perfect pitch? Yes and no. If Mozart had been raised in some other family without exposure to music—or without enough of the right sort of exposure—he would certainly have never developed that ability at all.
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Revisiting great books is helpful because the problems you deal with change over time. Sure, when you read a book twice maybe you'll catch some stuff you missed the first time around, but it's more likely that new passages and ideas will be relevant to you.
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On any topic don't just read one book or one article , try to dig into that topic from different author's perspective or from different angles , which widens up your knowledge on that topic and transcend the boundary of your own experience.
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Some questions I consider when summarizing a book include:
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One way to imagine a book is like a knowledge tree with a few fundamental concepts forming the trunk and the details forming the branches. You can learn more and improve reading comprehension by “linking branches” and integrating your current book with other knowledge trees.
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Keep notes on what you read. You can do this however you like.
So that you can emphasize on the important points and passages .
But here's the real key: store your notes in a searchable format so that you can search the meaning or the interpretation of them .
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One way to improve reading comprehension is to choose books you can immediately apply. Putting the ideas you read into action is one of the best ways to secure them in your mind.
Always try to find those books that are relevant to your daily life , so that you can relate to it and it helps in remembering things better .
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It is not necessary to read every book page by page , in 10 minutes you can figure out that whether the book is right for you or not . Start more books. Quit most of them. Read the great ones twice.
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The Five Assets of Genious are your mental focus, your physical energy, your personal willpower, your original talent, and your daily time.
The balance should be maintained between High Excellence Cycles (the time when you work) and Deep Refueling Cycle (when you take rest).
THE LEGENDARY PERFORMANCE EQUATION:
PRESSURE × REFUELING = GROWTH + ENDURANCE
Remember this: The time you least feel like doing something is the best time to do it.
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By using this formula you will get most of your Victory Hour(5-6 am). It is divided into three 20 minutes pockets.
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It takes 66 days to get to the automation point of a new habit. The time can be divided into 3 parts (22 days each)-
After 66 days the habit will be automated.
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Now, Kraft Heinz up in Canada are experimenting with a way to help out: the Pour-Perfect bottle.
With just a tilt of the label, the bottle becomes a tutorial in ketchup pouring. Created by Rethink Canada, the experimental bottles will be tested out in the Toronto market for a limited time.
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Everyone’s got a theory, a technique, their own special spell to coax ketchup out of the bottle. It's a skill you must master.
Of course, over the past few decades, package designers have given us the plastic squeeze bottles—the condiment world’s version of the automatic transmission or TV remote—to make life easier.
But still, for many, the ketchup bottle remains a Rubik’s Cube of mealtime.
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Cooperation: The successful leader must understand, and apply the principle of cooperative effort and be able to induce his followers to do the same. Leadership calls for POWER and power calls for COOPERATION.
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