Wednesday, 23 November 2016

The Book in Three Sentences

All of life is practice in one form or another. Actively practicing something is very different from passively learning. You will never reach a level of performance that feels complete, so learn to love the art of practicing your skill.

The Practicing Mind 

Listed below is  a brief summary from the book of "The Practicing Mind" by Thomas M. Sterner 

  • Your goals are a compass, not the buried treasure.

  • A habit is the “natural way we do something.”

  • The skill is practicing the goal, not having the goal.

  • Make time to just sit. You need relaxing time.

  • The goal is not the destination or where you end up, but rather the compass that guides the journey.

Source :http://jamesclear.com/book-summaries/the-practicing-mind

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