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Challenging the notion that talent is innate.
Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly are the two key book review sites. Peak has been reviewed on both. Check out this review on Kirkus Reviews, which touts Peak as being "Especially informative for parents and educators in preparing children for the challenges ahead."
Challenging the notion that talent is innate.
Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly are the two key book review sites. Peak has been reviewed on both. Check out this review on Kirkus Reviews, which touts Peak as being "Especially informative for parents and educators in preparing children for the challenges ahead."
Psychologist Ericsson (The Road to Excellence) and science writer Pool (Beyond Engineering) skillfully examine the eternal debate of nature vs. nurture with this thoughtful treatise
Publishers Weekly and Kirkus Reviews are the two key book review sites. Peak has been reviewed on both. Check out this glowing review by Publishers Weekly, which heralds Peak as being "an empowering, encouraging work that will challenge readers to reach for excellence."
Psychologist Ericsson (The Road to Excellence) and science writer Pool (Beyond Engineering) skillfully examine the eternal debate of nature vs. nurture with this thoughtful treatise
Publishers Weekly and Kirkus Reviews are the two key book review sites. Peak has been reviewed on both. Check out this glowing review by Publishers Weekly, which heralds Peak as being "an empowering, encouraging work that will challenge readers to reach for excellence."
In just our fourth session together, Steve was already beginning to sound discouraged. It was Thursday of the first week of an experiment…
A long excerpt of Peak was published in Nautilus Magazine, with permission from our publisher, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Nautilus is an extremely popular publication that describes itself as “a different kind of science magazine. We are science, philosophy, and culture connected, offering a new perspective on human uniqueness and our universe — all beautifully illustrated. Each month, we explore a single topic from various scientific disciplines, pairing award-winning journalists with illustrators to create features that are unlike any other science journalism — fascinating, inspired, and innovative. Nautilus publishes online and print long-form features, as well as a blog.”
The Peak excerpt printed by Nautilus has proven so popular that it has been linked to numerous blogs, publications, and web sites and has been shared and re-shared on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, etc. One such site – The Net Economy – found Peak so relevant to so many fields that their Peak excerpt entry was posted in “Broadband, Business, Economic development, Economy, Education, How to, Leadership, Net and tagged Business improvement, Industrial economy, Internet, Jobs, Leadership, Organization, Productivity, and Skill.”
In just our fourth session together, Steve was already beginning to sound discouraged. It was Thursday of the first week of an experiment…
A long excerpt of Peak was published in Nautilus Magazine, with permission from our publisher, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Nautilus is an extremely popular publication that describes itself as "a different kind of science magazine. We are science, philosophy, and culture connected, offering a new perspective on human uniqueness and our universe — all beautifully illustrated. Each month, we explore a single topic from various scientific disciplines, pairing award-winning journalists with illustrators to create features that are unlike any other science journalism — fascinating, inspired, and innovative. Nautilus publishes online and print long-form features, as well as a blog."
The Peak excerpt printed by Nautilus has proven so popular that it has been linked to numerous blogs, publications, and web sites and has been shared and re-shared on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, etc. One such site -- The Net Economy -- found Peak so relevant to so many fields that their Peak excerpt entry was posted in "Broadband, Business, Economic development, Economy, Education, How to, Leadership, Net and tagged Business improvement, Industrial economy, Internet, Jobs, Leadership, Organization, Productivity, and Skill."
Gabriela interviews Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool about the art of deliberate practice and their new book Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise.
Peak co-authors Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool were interviewed by Gabriela Pereira for a podcast on her website DIY MFA, which is devoted to helping writers improve their craft. View the podcast for more details.
Check out these behavioral science books set to be released in the first half of 2016
Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise is a game changing book that is a must-read for people from all walks of life and with virtually any career or aspiration – psychology and behavioral science, sports, business, education, etc. – so it’s no surprise that Peak is being talked about, reviewed, and included on recommended reading lists in such a wide variety of fields. Here, thepsychreport.com includes Peak on its list of “Behavioral Science Books to Look Out for in the First Half of 2016.”
