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by Robert Greene
Robert Greene debunks the myth of innate talent, arguing that mastery is a result of a specific process and intense practice. By analyzing the lives of historical figures like Leonardo da Vinci and contemporary masters like Temple Grandin, Greene outlines the path from apprenticeship to creative-active realization. The book provides a roadmap for finding one's life task and achieving excellence in any field. It is an inspiring and practical guide for anyone dedicated to reaching the pinnacle of their profession.
A well-known book with a dedicated readership.
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