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The little book of talent, 52 tips for improving your skill - Daniel Coyle…
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The little book of talent, 52 tips for improving your skill - Daniel Coyle
Part 1. Getting started, stare, steal, and be willing to be stupid
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Tip #7. Before you start, figure out if it's a hard skill or a soft skill
Tip #8. To build hard skills, work like a careful carpenter
Tip #9. To build soft skills, play like a skateboarder
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Part 2. Improving skills, Find the sweet spot, then reach
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Tip #16. Each day, try to build one perfect chunk
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Tip #19. Don't do "Drills" instead, play small, addictive games
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Tip #29. When you get it right, mark the spot
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Tip #31. To learn a new move, exaggerate it
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Tip #33. To learn from a book, close the book
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Tip #37. To choose the best practice method, use the R.E.P.S. gauge
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Tip #40. Just before sleep, watch a mental movie
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Part 3. Sustaining progress, embrace repetition, cultivate grit, and keep big goals secret
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Tip #45. For every hour of competition, spend five hours practicing
Tip #46. Don't waste time trying to break bad habits - instead, build new ones
Tip #47. To learn it more deeply, teach it
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Tip #49. When you get stuck, make a shift
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Tip #52. "Think like a gardener, work like a carpenter"