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How to get good: Perfect Practice When Things Are Imperfect

Paul How
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Duration
1h 55m
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Author's Republic

About

Practice can bring you fulfillment beyond your chosen field. But have you ever gotten stuck while learning something, to the point that you no longer enjoy it?

Paul How guides you on what to expect once you commit to learning, with all its ups and downs, so that you could optimize the experience.

The first section of the book examines the mindset necessary to acquire a skill, emphasizing processes rather than results. Next, How delves into techniques for better memorization of your subject matter.

The final section on 'Action' discusses how to best apply what you learn to lessen anxiety and maximize enjoyment.

Although coming from the perspective of a musician, Paul’s philosophy encompasses all education. Learning, he says, is not something you stop once you become an adult; rather, it is key to continuously find meaning in life.

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