At first glance, it may seem that most people already do these things. In a way, that's true, and that's what makes this accessible enough to actually work. That said, most of us miss out on the benefits found in the details. While everyone spends 10 minutes reflecting, they don't do so deeply; while everyone reads for 20 minutes, they don't read the kind of things worth consuming; and while everyone works on something for 30 minutes, they don't do so with the aim of purpose and progress, without distraction.

We often use genius to imply someone was born great. Natural talent exists, but most people we consider geniuses still worked daily and put in considerable effort. Reflecting for 10 minutes, reading for 20, and focusing for 30 minutes a day can help you get smarter at anything - even if you weren't born brilliant.

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