deliberate-practice

Consistency: the advantage nobody romanticizes (and that you need to cultivate)

The habit of one of the greatest painters of the 20th century

Sep 2 • Álvaro García

Talent is overrated

Distilling Books - Number 34

Jul 18 • Álvaro García

How to learn anything faster than 99% of people

Notes on gigants - Number 62

Jun 20 • Álvaro García

How to become dangerously good at anything

The secret behind every genius

May 15 • Álvaro García

Stop wondering how much longer you have to go

Obsessing over the goal won't get you there any faster

Apr 17 • Álvaro García

You've consumed enough content. Now it's time to apply it

Notas on gigants - Number 47

Apr 11 • Álvaro García

How to master any skill

Notas on gigants - Number 45

Apr 1 • Álvaro García

Practice Matters More Than Standing Out

Notas on gigants - Number 44

Mar 26 • Álvaro García

Mushin: The Japanese concept for effortless focus

How to enter a mental state where everything flows

Mar 24 • Álvaro García

The metamorphosis of becoming good at something

The gap between beginner and expert (and how to close it)

Mar 12 • Álvaro García

Charles Darwin and the art of observation

Notes on giants - Number 38

Feb 14 • Álvaro García

Nothing is original: Mark Twain's honest letter to Helen Keller about originality

Notes on giants - Number 35

Jan 21 • Álvaro García

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