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The Dan Plan: Testing 10,000 Hours to Expert Performance
What it takes to be great
Related books:
Talent Is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else
The Talent Code: Greatness Isn't Born. It's Grown. Here's How.
Outliers: The Story of Success
- Plateaus...
From The Little Book of Talent: 52 Tips for Improving Your Skills:A plateau happens when your brain achieves a level of automaticity; in other words, when you can perform a skill on autopilot, without conscious thought. Our brains love autopilot, because...
- Why The 10,000-hours Rule Can’t Make You Warren Buffett
I don’t agree with everything in this article. While I do agree that the nature part of ‘nature + nurture’ does need some minimum level, I think nurture is much more important than I think this article implies, and am more in line with most of what...
- The Dan Plan: Testing 10,000 Hours To Expert Performance
A big thanks to Will for passing this along! Link .......... Site: The Dan Plan .................... Related previous posts:The truth about grit - By Jonah LehrerWhat it takes to be greatRelated papers:“The Role of Deliberate Practice in the Acquisition...
- Talent: A Difference That Makes A Difference - By Greg Downey
Thank you Miguel for finding this! Malcolm Gladwell’s thoughts on this topic in his book Outliers are interesting as well. Here’s a quote from Gladwell on talent that may be a useful one to review before reading this article: “Talent is the desire...
- Genius: The Modern View - By David Brooks
A big thanks to Miguel for passing this article along, as it applies to a subject that I am very interested in. Some people live in romantic ages. They tend to believe that genius is the product of a divine spark. They believe that there have been, throughout...
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Expert Enough Show Ep. 6 - 10,000 Hours of Golf with Dan McLaughlin
In this episode of The Expert Enough Show, Corbett Barr sits down with Dan McLaughlin of TheDanPlan.com to find out. Dan is testing the 10,000 hour rule by trying to become a professional golfer through 10,000 hours of deliberate practice. His goal is to make the PGA Tour. He’s already 3,300 hours of the way there and now has a 6 handicap (better than 93% of golfers), despite never playing a full 18 holes before he started the experiment.
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Related previous posts:
The Dan Plan: Testing 10,000 Hours to Expert Performance
What it takes to be great
Related books:
Talent Is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else
The Talent Code: Greatness Isn't Born. It's Grown. Here's How.
The Little Book of Talent: 52 Tips for Improving Your Skills
Outliers: The Story of Success
- Plateaus...
From The Little Book of Talent: 52 Tips for Improving Your Skills:A plateau happens when your brain achieves a level of automaticity; in other words, when you can perform a skill on autopilot, without conscious thought. Our brains love autopilot, because...
- Why The 10,000-hours Rule Can’t Make You Warren Buffett
I don’t agree with everything in this article. While I do agree that the nature part of ‘nature + nurture’ does need some minimum level, I think nurture is much more important than I think this article implies, and am more in line with most of what...
- The Dan Plan: Testing 10,000 Hours To Expert Performance
A big thanks to Will for passing this along! Link .......... Site: The Dan Plan .................... Related previous posts:The truth about grit - By Jonah LehrerWhat it takes to be greatRelated papers:“The Role of Deliberate Practice in the Acquisition...
- Talent: A Difference That Makes A Difference - By Greg Downey
Thank you Miguel for finding this! Malcolm Gladwell’s thoughts on this topic in his book Outliers are interesting as well. Here’s a quote from Gladwell on talent that may be a useful one to review before reading this article: “Talent is the desire...
- Genius: The Modern View - By David Brooks
A big thanks to Miguel for passing this article along, as it applies to a subject that I am very interested in. Some people live in romantic ages. They tend to believe that genius is the product of a divine spark. They believe that there have been, throughout...