Peak, Secrets from the New Science of Expertise
439 EGP
A groundbreaking exploration of how expertise is truly developed, challenging the myth of innate talent and revealing the science behind deliberate practice that transforms ordinary individuals into masters of their fields.
This work dismantles the popular belief that exceptional performance stems from natural gifts, instead presenting decades of psychological research demonstrating that expertise emerges through specific types of focused, purposeful practice. The author examines case studies across diverse domains from music to sports to medicine, revealing common patterns in how individuals achieve mastery. Written for general audiences interested in psychology, education, and personal development, the book offers both scientific rigor and practical insights. The research-based approach provides actionable frameworks for anyone seeking to improve their skills and understanding of human potential.
| Dimensions | 336 cm |
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