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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: We each have an inner calling that guides us toward our life’s vocation—some discipline or field we truly fervently wish and strive to master.
Chapter 3: In a new field, your primary aim shouldn’t be quick success or money, but to learn as much as you can.
Chapter 4: The best way to learn a discipline or skill is to have a mentor who personally shows you how.
Chapter 5: After you finish your apprenticeship, you must be bold enough to think creatively and challenge the very rules you previously learned.
Chapter 6: You can learn to solve problems in new, creative ways by broadening and training your mind.
Chapter 7: Mastery means practicing a skill until it’s automatic, so mind and body act as one, freeing you to see the bigger picture.
Description
In Mastery (2012), author Robert Greene argues and illustrates that everybody can achieve mastery of a skill or field if they follow the established steps of historical and present-day masters. Based on interviews and studies of some of the best in their respective fields, Greene provides a diverse array of tips and strategies on how to become a master.
Who Should Listen
- Anyone who is new to a field or subject
- Anyone who has just finished school and is thinking about what to do with their life
- Anyone who has worked in a certain field for a long time and is frustrated because they’re not advancing to a higher level