The Talent Code, by Daniel Coyle

A trailer for Daniel Coyle's book, The Talent Code, which explains how talent grows in the brain, and how you can grow more of it. Included are a discussion of tiny, wildly successful talent hotbeds in sports, art, music, and academics; their distinctive patterns of practice, motivation, and coaching; and a bit of neurology (after all, every skill is located in the brain). The clip also includes the author's performance of a Tiger Woods golf trick--a trick with an extremely unplanned ending.

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  Education

[9AD2]

Who's from RSD?

[bvandyk]

Amazing.  Coyle has discovered that practicing makes you better. This will revolutionize sports and education everywhere.

[iAmAwesomeSoShutUp]

Oh I was about to tell you how stupid you where to say that. Then I realized it was sarcasm.

[Steve Hokanson]

Fantastic book. Changed the way I look at everything.

[Perpetuual]

This did, actually. It was published in 2009, Bounce was published in 2010. But as veggiesoup said, does it matter? It's not the first time, and it won't be the last, that more than one author publishes a book on the same topic. It doesn't invalidate either of them, so long as both books are contributing a different perspective or understanding of the topic.

[carlos andres sierra montoya]

where I can find shorterclarissa.mov ?

[carlos andres sierra montoya]

sdasdsad

[veggiesoup]

Does it matter? I assume you are more interested in how it can support your life than in who wrote it down first.

[DarkManEll]

Which book cam first, this or 'Bounce' by Mathew Syed? They're both the same!!