Book: The Talent Code

[benos]

I highly recommend it to anyone who cares about improving any skill.

Especially you all.

Which I learned about in this thread.

Since my range is now in my office, I'm applying what I've learned from the book to hone my keyboard skills.

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[benos]

For you coaches and teachers,I forgot to mention, a large portion of the book studies and deals with effective methods of master coaches.

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[Early IPSC'er]

I'm delighted that you liked the book, Brian. So far I've given a few to friends and family that are teachers as well as our Police Dept.s' firearms trainer. Great book.

[The Antichrome]

'The Talent Code' is a great book.

I felt like Luke Skywalker learning about the Force when I read it.

It's helped me tremendously.

I discourage my competitors from reading it;-)

[murkish]

Just finished the book and found it fascinating.

[kevinj308]

Bump for a great book. Can't recommend it enough.

Kevin

[Flexmoney]

I got it and Outliers (which I picked up first).

[kevinj308]

Just finished Outliers, thanks for the tip. Great book, I picked up Blink by the same author while I was shopping. Really liking this author, thanks again for turning me on to him.

Kevin

[Bill Schwab]

Building on the "10,000 hours to master a sport" theme, this guy has stopped going to college to pursue 10,000 hours of golf in 5 years to see if he masters the game, he's 2,100 hours in: http://thedanplan.com/

[Sam]

Just ordered "The Talent Code" from Samazon.com based on recommendations here. You guys have never given me a bum steer on a good read.

[kevinj308]

Just finished "The Little Book of Talent" by Daniel Coyle. It's his post-it notes from the research he did for "Talent Code". 52 very concise tips. I thought the "Talent Code" was outstanding, and this book might be better. I find myself going back to it frequently.

Amazon link http://x2t.com/183009

Thanks Early IPSC and Brian