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45 Deliberate Practice Examples for Rapidly Improving Your Skills - Nat Eliason
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These are ways to give yourself constraints, feedback, new challenges, and make sure that you never hit a learning plateau again.
45 Deliberate Practice Examples for Rapidly Improving Your Skills July 3, 2017 Deliberate practice is by far the most effective method for rapidly improving your abilities at any skill. If you’re lucky enough to have a good coach, they’ll take care of the planning and feedback necessary for effective deliberate practice. But when you’re learning on your own, you have to get creative in how you challenge yourself and assess your abilities. Out of my own interest in self-education , I’m collecting as many examples as I can find for ways you can independently challenge your abilities and get feed
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