How I practice at what I do - Marginal REVOLUTION
Following up on my post a few days ago, about the value of deliberate practice for knowledge workers, a number of you asked me what form my practice takes. A few of you were skeptical, but it is long since established that practice improves both your writing and your memory, so surely it can do […]
Following up on my post a few days ago , about the value of deliberate practice for knowledge workers, a number of you asked me what form my practice takes. A few of you were skeptical, but it is long since established that practice improves both your writing and your memory, so surely it can do much more than that for your thinking. Here is a partial list of some of my intellectual practice strategies: 1. I write every day. I also write to relax . 2. Much of my writing time is devoted to laying out points of view which are not my own. I recommend this for most of you. 3. I do serious reading
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