The Art of Learning A Journey in the Pursuit of Excellence

and I read The Art of Learning.

I haven't written a book since The Art of Learning and I'm a couple years into this beautiful process of writing my next book...

I loved "The Art of Learning." It taught me about the deliberate practice and how to improve at any skill.

but one of my favorite books is called The Art of Learning by one of the greatest chess masters ever.

Oh Josh Wade'skin

Yes

Yeah even if you don't play chess it's kind of fun to listen to people talk about so fun to learn from

we loved it right we should recommend it to like everyone

It's so good he basically goes through and just says hey I'm one of the best in the world at chess but it's not about chess it's that I know how to learn

Like one of my favorite quotes comes from Josh Waitskin he wrote The Art of Learning and he always asks himself what did I believe three months ago that I no longer believe today so like he uses himself as his reference point even like three months ago six months ago and if you start measuring your own progress versus comparing yourself to someone else then you can actually start to see that you are making progress.

There's an interesting story about Josh Waitzkin, you know him, the you know, the chess guy and then martial martial arts and whatever.

In the art of learning, Josh Wadeskin talks about how he took his, um, so he competitive chess player, also competitive martial arts, martial artist.