The Little Book of Talent: 52 Tips for Improving Your Skills
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (960 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1611749697 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 105 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-02-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
It’s an indispensible handbook that every coach, teacher, manager, athlete, musician, and student will want to own.. Supported by cutting-edge science and the wisdom of some of the world’s leading trainers from a variety of fields, The Little Book of Talent shows readers how to make the most progress in the least amount of time by using techniques that play into the way our brains are wired to learn. Now, he has taken his groundbreaking research and boiled it down to the essentials: 52 simple, proven rules for developing and growing talent in sports, art, music, business, or just about anything. Daniel Coyle spent the last few years traveling around the world and meeting with top coaches, teachers and neurologists in order to unlock the secret of how greatness happens
typical of the genre. buy a used copy. dansedufeu Some useable advice. Like most of the books that map out the way to do things in numeric order, take what applies to your philosophy and view the rest with a grain of salt. The book is padded with lots of thank you and a notes section.. Get it TheAnsonia I actually got this book as a hard copy thru school but wanted a digital copy to reference often whenever I needed it. It's that good. I have read a ton of books in this vein but this is actually very useful and not shallow. It makes recommendations that actually work. The author did thorough research, speaking with all types of leaders, performers and coaches in every type of field one coul. Amazon Customer said Wonderful summary of how to improve your skills. This is a wonderful book because it provides so much useful information on an important topic (how to improve your training / practicing methods when trying to improve your skills). It was concise without being barebones, and had just enough short stories to emphasize a point, or to show who was using the technique (ie, so you could see the technique in context).Everyone should read this boo
“Grover Gardner brings a level of athletic confidence to this compact audiobook. His steadiness and clarity work well in delivering the author’s message.” —AudioFile Earphones Award Winner. He hits every syllable and phrasing challenge and yet sounds totally relaxed