Deliberate practice is necessary for improvement from "summary" of Grit by Angela Duckworth
According to Duckworth, the key to improvement in any field is deliberate practice. This means practicing with a specific goal in mind, pushing oneself out of the comfort zone, and receiving feedback to make necessary adjustments. Deliberate practice is not simply going through the motions or mindlessly repeating the same task. It requires focused attention, effort, and a willingness to constantly strive for improvement.
One of the main reasons deliberate practice is necessary for improvement is that it helps individuals develop their skills and abilities. By consistently challenging oneself and seeking feedback, individuals can identify their weaknesses and work on overcoming them. This process of continuous improvement is essential...
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