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Lessons on Success and Deliberate Practice from Mozart, Picasso, and Kobe Bryant How long does it take to become elite at your craft? And what do the people who master their goals do differently than the rest of us?
That's what John Hayes, a cognitive psychology professor at Carnegie Mellon University, wanted to know.
For decades, Hayes has been investigating the role of effort, practice, and knowledge in top performers. He has studied the most talented creators in history - people like Mozart and Picasso - to determine how long it took them to become world class at their craft. Furthermore, he has investigated the choices and experiences that have led to their success.
Let's talk about what Hayes has discovered about world class performers. And more importantly, let's discuss how you can use these insights to achieve your goals and become your best.
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