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Today is a good day to share an article, Practice Makes Possible, that I happened upon while cruising the Internet. Hope it inspires you too!
This article shares information debunking the "natural talent" myth and discusses how consistent, deliberate practice can help people grow their skills beyond their previous limits. That definitely sounds like it applies to someone interested in improving their stenography writing speed.
“Talent is a pursued interest. Anything that you’re willing to practice, you can do.” -- Bob Ross
At the end of the write-up, there's also a link to an excerpt of the book mentioned, Peak, in which a specific example is given of how to push through plateaus, perhaps. My to-read list just grew by one.
“Talent is a pursued interest. Anything that you’re willing to practice, you can do.” -- Bob Ross
At the end of the write-up, there's also a link to an excerpt of the book mentioned, Peak, in which a specific example is given of how to push through plateaus, perhaps. My to-read list just grew by one.
