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Grit by Angela Duckworth: Summary, Key Ideas & Review
The book in one sentence: Talent predicts where you start. Grit (the combination of passion and perseverance over years) predicts where you finish. What Is Grit About?What Does Duckworth Mean by Passion and Perseverance?Why Does This Matter for Weight Loss and Food Habits?How Do You Actually Build Grit?Is Grit Worth Reading?Books Like Grit What Is Grit About? Angela Duckworth’s father told her…
K. Anders Ericsson, Ralf Th. Krampe, and Clemens Tesch-Romer
Me cuesta mucho acordarme de compartir, pero incluso eso se arregla con practica. Este paper es la base del libro “Peak” de Ericsson, que acabo de empezar a leer y que es la base de mi experimento con el bandoneon.
Talent is the match, the small flame that gets it going. Practice is the logs that fuel your fire.
… without the logs, your talent stays small. without the match, it's really hard to develop a fire using just the logs. [BellonaFlayreRiver](http://www.collegenet.com/elect/app/app?service=external/Forum&sp=2877)
