Contrary to popular belief, practice on its own does not lead to improvement or progress. Effective practice starts with these 5 elements.
To Make Progress, You Must Disrupt Yourself
When your momentum is constantly disrupted, it can feel like you’ll never make progress. Ironically, this disruption can be the spark to progress.
3 Levels of Practice to Achieve Progress
Contrary to popular belief, practice alone will not lead to improvement. If you want to improve, you need to step up your practice with one of these 3 levels.
The Myth of Practice
It’s time to debunk the core myth around the value of practice.
You Can’t Always Measure Progress
The belief that we can measure progress is based on illusions and leads to an unproductive theater of measuring metrics that don’t even matter.
What Does Progress Look Like?
How can you appreciate and celebrate your progress if you don’t know what it looks like?
A 3-Step Process to Create a Breakthrough
If you’re feeling stuck, this simple process can help you turn things around — if you approach it in the right sequence.
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