95%-Ile Isn't That Good
practicing the most important things. One of the most counterintuitive
Doug Lemov, Erica Woolway, Katie Yezzi • Practice Perfect
Rather, there is a minimum threshold of intelligence that you need to have, and after that it comes down to a lot of deliberate practice, putting in your reps, and developing your skill set.
James Clear • How Smart Do You Have to Be to Succeed?
... See moreIf you double your skill, for example, the number of people producing at your level probably falls by much more than a factor of two. This helps explain Karlsson’s results. As he spent more time optimizing his essays, the pool of competition diminished rapidly, greatly increasing the value to his potential readers. The best strategy for growing his
THE VALUE OF ULTRALEARNING