January 7, 2020
LESSONS LEARNED
Sometimes those with exceptional talents have a hard time staying on the path of mastery.
1987 interviewed athletes who said that hard work and experience over raw talent.
When setting a new goal enjoy the process, not just the destination. I would add to that in anything in life enjoy the process not just the end goal.
There are fast learners and slow learners. Both have positive and negative to them. Fast learners sometimes don't take the steps and time necessary to really learn a new craft. Slow learners can take longer but in the end, can have a better skill set.
Positive people get sick less than negative people.
Acknowledge the negative but Accentuate the positive. I love this and feel like I have tried hard to be this person. It is not what happens to you in life it is how you choose to react to it.
How to get more energy to do things. Exercise more! do the thing that you think you don't have the energy for and it will give you more energy.
Dedicate to life long learning.
Guy Kawasaki is the name of the entrepreneur that I have been looking for business advice.
LESSONS NOT YET LEARNED
Look up Larry Bird and read more about him.
Study more into the mental aspect of life and sports, Jack Nicholas example of 10% of his success in only the actual swing the other is visualization.
All of the above referenced from the book Mastery by George Leonard
How do I need to invest in myself? - Reid Hoffman Career building tools
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