How to instantly be better at things
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How to instantly be better at things
These experiences reminded me of a framework developed by Noel Burch (but often attributed to Abraham Maslow). This simple four-step model holds the key to acquiring proficiency at a skill, including how to approach mastery as a speaker.
JD Schramm • When striving to be “unconscious” serves you
Why Tacit Knowledge Is More Important Than Deliberate Practice - Commonplace - The Commoncog Blog
commoncog.comcommoncog.comTwo simple rules:
Look around and you may be surprised by what people are “practicing” each day. If you consider each moment a repetition, what are most people training for all day long?
Many people are practicing getting mad on social media. Others are practicing the fine art of noticing how... See more
- You get better at what you practice.
- Everything is practice.
Look around and you may be surprised by what people are “practicing” each day. If you consider each moment a repetition, what are most people training for all day long?
Many people are practicing getting mad on social media. Others are practicing the fine art of noticing how... See more
James Clear • 3-2-1: On acting with confidence, the different types of age, and the importance of momentum
Here’s how to become an expert at anything:
Concepts First: Learning the fundamental principles instead of just the immediate behaviors is the difference between being a cook and being a chef.
It Needs To Be Difficult: If you’re doing it right, you don’t feel like an expert; you feel like a person who has been mildly electrocuted by their own ambitio... See more
Concepts First: Learning the fundamental principles instead of just the immediate behaviors is the difference between being a cook and being a chef.
It Needs To Be Difficult: If you’re doing it right, you don’t feel like an expert; you feel like a person who has been mildly electrocuted by their own ambitio... See more