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…high performers have a bias toward action even when that action’s outcome is scary, risky, or uncertain.
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In almost all studies on expert performance, the major thing that made the difference was not a person’s innate talents, but the hours of exposure and deliberate practice.
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Obsession in one are of life hurts another area, setting off a negative cascade of events and feelings that eventually unseats the high performer.
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High performers are learners, and their belief that they can learn what is necessary to win in the future give them as much confidence as their current skill sets.
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