TOP 3 TIPS from PEAK by Anders Ericsson - Book Summary #36

One of the most common myths about experts and world-class performers is that natural talent plays a significant role in their success. In other words, they are gifted with an unfair advantage that others simply lack.
Peak by Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool is about the real secret behind the success of expert performers. It covers practical tips and insights for anyone interested in improving themselves and learning how to master anything.
So, let’s explore some of my favorite insights from Peak by Eric Andersson and Robert Pool.
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CHAPTER MARKERS
00:00 - Peak by Anders Ericsson And Robert Pool Book Summary
00:41 - Insight #1 - The Extreme Adaptability Of
The Human Brain
02:30 - Insight #2 - Three Different
Ways To Engage In Practice
03:10 - Practice Approach #1 - Naive Practice
04:07 - Practice Approach #2 - Purposeful Practice
05:04 - Practice Approach #3 - Deliberate Practice
06:48 - Insight #3 - The Power Of Effective Mental
Representations
09:21 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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[@TheExo147]

Very insightful and intriguing video content. Thank you so much! It inspired me to write up a detailed study plan

[@Roy7..]

Good review. thank you

[@onafezie]

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Thanks for this video

[@butubuta]

Thank you

[@satyamtamrakar8744]

Great work mann.. I wonder why your youtube channel isn't growing. Try some marketing strategies but pls grow this channel its the most underrated channel on KZbin

[@RickKettner]

I may focus more on marketing it once I’m finished my current book project, but at the moment I’m just enjoying publishing new videos and writing the book.

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[@just_pevert1958]

I love your videos , since I find your KZbin channel , I was Hooked up in reading, although my English is not good Thank you

[@MA_7772]

Great review! I hope you can cover SYSTEMology by David Jenyns soon. Thanks

[@vascoguerreiro341]

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[@Mr_ST_720]

Billion dollar information!!

[@scottrebgetz5291]

Your "insights" are not insights at all... They are simply parts of the book. This is my insight after watching many KZbinrs... They take great words they think they understand, and they misuse them.

[@bobmali3233]

You won't master anything unless you are naturally talented.

[@pinny492]

I suggest you burn that book, and dont ever make reference to it again. Talent is inborn, end of story.

[@RickKettner]

Aha, well the book makes a pretty compelling case for the opposite :).

[@pinny492]

@@RickKettner Well, no it doesn't actually. Why dont you read "the sports gene", because that makes a exceedingly strong case that talent is inherited. By the way, dont rely on what some book says.Look at the whole picture, which very clearly shows talent is inborn.

[@pinny492]

@@RickKettner You might like to know most of Anders Ericcsons work was entirely methodologically incorrect.He made inferences which were not supported by his own data.Where to even start on how wrong his research was....

[@jacobjensen7704]

Dude, who hurt you?

[@missionrd100]

It appears his talent for being an asshole is inborn. 😂​@@jacobjensen7704