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"Deliberate Practice: How to Go from Novice to Master" is an inspiring book that focuses on the most effective way to improve your skills and abilities - deliberate practice. Authors Anders Ericsson and Robert Poole illustrate the importance of deliberate practice with numerous examples and introduce some general methods to help readers improve their skills and abilities. The so-called deliberate practice is to achieve mastery in a certain field through conscious, clear goals, moderate intensity, iterative feedback, and planned training.
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Deliberate practice: How to go from novice to master
Chapter 1 Purposeful Practice
innocent learning
do something repeatedly
from purposeful practice
five elements
Get out of your comfort zone
Set clear goals
concentrate
Include feedback
stay motivated
encountered a bottleneck
do harder things
do different things
Chapter 2 The Brain’s Adaptability
The importance of getting out of your comfort zone
Individual cells and tissues do their best to stay the same
The body prefers stability
Work out hard enough and for a long time, and your body will find ways to make change easier
The brain has unlimited adaptability
Practice changes brain structure
Challenges outside the comfort zone change most quickly
Deliberate practice designed to challenge homeostasis
three details
Younger brains are more adaptable
Training a certain part of the brain for a long time will come at a cost
Training-induced cognitive and physiological changes need to be maintained
Chapter 3 Mental Representation
definition and expression
definition
A mental structure that corresponds to some object, idea, information, or other thing, concrete or abstract
Deliberate practice involves creating mental representations
Industry or domain specificity
Enable people to process large amounts of information quickly
Create outstanding performance
Incredible memory, pattern recognition, problem solving
Cultivate and develop various advanced abilities
Mental representation helps find patterns
Fortune-telling
unconscious decision-making
Mental representations help interpret information
Understand and interpret information and retain it in memory
organize, analyze, and use information to make decisions
The more you study a topic, the more detailed your mental representation will be, and the better you will be able to digest new information.
Mental representations help organize information
Absorb and consider more information immediately
Excellent combination of knowledge
Solve problems and perform work efficiently
Mental representations help with planning
The better the characterization, the more efficient the plan
loose approach to writing
Create a mental representation
Guide you to work hard on writing
Adjust mental representations
Monitor and evaluate your efforts
Mental representations facilitate efficient learning
Sharpening skills can improve mental representation; changing mental representation can help sharpen skills.
Chapter 4 The Gold Standard
deliberate practice
Have a complete set of effective training methods
Occurs outside the comfort zone
Contain well-defined specific goals
Complete attention and conscious action
Includes feedback and efforts to adjust accordingly
Generate and rely on effective mental representations
Targeted improvements in certain aspects
Apply the principles of deliberate practice
Determine who is the most outstanding person
Find out how the contact person differs from other people
Propose training methods
Find a great mentor
Lay a solid foundation
Provide valuable feedback
10,000 hours rule
You can become an industry expert with 10,000 hours of practice
a promise
Becoming a prominent figure in the industry requires years of hard work
Train the right way
Chapter 5 Applying Deliberate Practice Principles to Your Work
All walks of life need ace training programs
Make practice a part of your daily routine
Reject three wrong ideas
Personal abilities are limited by genetic characteristics
You will get better at something if you do it for a long time
You can improve by working hard
Only by mastering the correct method can anyone make progress
Learn by doing
Get familiar with practice habits and think about how to practice
Traditional methods dedicated to imparting knowledge
traditional method
Find out information about the correct method and let students apply knowledge
deliberate practice
Focus on performance and performance, and improving skills
Working on new ways to improve skills
Dialectics who is the expert
Get instant feedback
Create, use and adapt high-quality mental representations
Chapter 6 Applying the Principles of Deliberate Practice to Your Life
Find a good mentor
Achievements in industry or field
Have educational skills and experience in the industry or field
Inquire about the training status of your intended tutor
Help you create mental representations Monitor and correct your performance
Stay focused and engaged
Shorter exercises, better focus
What to do without a mentor
Design your own practice methods
Internet search
Try different methods until you find what works for you
"Three F's"
focuse
feedback
fix it
Overcoming the stagnation stage
Challenge yourself in new ways
Overcome specific weaknesses
Understand your weaknesses and design exercises specifically to improve them
stay motivated
Willpower does not exist
Completion of situation-specific properties
Willpower and natural talent are advantages that are given after the fact.
Two components of staying motivated
Reasons to keep moving forward
People around you who encourage, support and challenge your efforts
Weaken the reasons for stopping
Identify things that interfere with your practice and try to minimize the impact
Get out of your comfort zone and stay focused
Get enough sleep and stay healthy
Practice is limited to about 1 hour
Set goals carefully
Break it down into controllable small goals
Only follow one at a time
Give rewards when goals are achieved
Chapter 7 Roadmap to Become a Great Person
The three stages of growth of outstanding figures
The first stage: generate interest
Interact with things you are interested in and take the first passionate step
The motivational effect of siblings
Join in and get noticed and praised
Stage 2: Get serious
Able to self-motivate
Identify yourself based on the skills you develop
Motivation shifts from external to internal
The third stage: full commitment
Find the best tutor or school to practice with
Family members still play an important supporting role
The fourth stage: Pioneering and innovative
Reach greater heights through deliberate practice
The relationship between age and adaptability
Physical adaptability is greatly affected by age
Mental adaptability is stronger than physical fitness
Two lessons
Adult brains can still cope with learning and change
Adults who work hard enough will find solutions
Chapter 8 How to explain natural talent
Training vs. “Genius”
Outstanding ability is the result of extensive practice and training
Training time is more important than IQ
Looking at genetic differences from another angle
Time and quality of practice determine how proficient people become at a skill
Apart from some very basic physical characteristics, there is no evidence that minimum requirements exist for all walks of life
Practice is the only important factor in determining someone's ultimate success in a particular field or industry
The dangers of believing in innate talent
self-fulfilling language
Advantages of being born early
Advantages of high IQ
Chapter 9 Using Deliberate Practice to Create a Brand New World
The prospect of deliberate practice
Change exercise training
Transform education and learning
Determine what students can do
Learning necessary knowledge is to develop skills
Help students create effective mental representations
Create a whole new world
Have more voluntary choices and satisfaction
become a practitioner
Master your destiny through practice