If you want to be really good at something, it’s going to involve relentlessly pushing past your comfort zone, along with frustration, struggle, setbacks and failures. That’s true as long as you want to continue to improve, or even maintain a high level of excellence. The reward is that being really good at something you’ve earned through your own hard work can be immensely satisfying.
Here, then, are the six keys to achieving excellence we’ve found are most effective.
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Content: Article
Author: Tony Schwartz
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Personal Development
Author: Tony Schwartz
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Personal Development
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