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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Choose role models to imitate and mentally etch the target skill into your mind.
Chapter 3: Hard skills form the foundation of any talent; hone them well and never stop practicing.
Chapter 4: It isn’t enough merely to practice; to master a skill, you must practice the right way consistently.
Chapter 5: Your toolkit ought to include patience, positive thinking, and visualization.
Chapter 6: To continue progressing, reengage your brain with new approaches and try your hand at teaching.
Description
The Little Book of Talent (2012) shares tried and tested methods of developing skills from top performers and talent hotbeds around the world. From sports players to musicians, anyone can easily apply these strategies and reach their full potential.
Who Should Listen
People who want to improve their skills and talent
Teachers and coaches looking for new methods
Anyone curious about talent development
About the Authors
Daniel Coyle is a journalist and expert on skills acquisition and talent. He’s worked with professional sports teams, schools, and military special forces, and he’s also written for publications like Sports Illustrated and the New York Times Magazine. His books include The Talent Code, Hardball, and the New York Times best-seller Lance Armstrong’s War.