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How To Become a Master of Any Skill - Mastery - Robert Greene

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Learn how to become a master of any skill through deliberate practice and by finding a mentor to give you a shortcut. In his book "Mastery", Robert Greene describe a few of those prodigies we see throughout history and analyzes how they became so great at what they did. 20,000 hours is what Robert says it takes to become world class. If you can, listen to the audiobook of this book since it has a lot of text and no images or graphic, the audiobook of Mastery will be much easier to digest. This animated book review of Robert Greene's book will also give you the main points in little time. Becoming a master of any skill, such as playing an instrument, learning how to ride a unicycle, or even how to create animated videos takes time and patience. Just remember that what you put your time in to most often, you will become better at it. Robert also wrote The 48 Laws of Power and The Art of Seduction. I made this video with a much softer voice and style, just to test the water and see how my audience reacts to it.

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Practical Psychology published this 3:42 video tutorial on October 29, 2016. It has been watched 387,165 times on YouTube.

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