To Win at Work You Need to Be Deliberate About Practice

Curtis McHale
Sep 3, 2018 · 7 min read

Deliberate practice isn’t a lot of fun, and it’s not immediately profitable. It means being in the pool before sunrise, working on your swing or stride when you could be hanging out with friends, practicing fingering or breathing in a windowless room, spending hours perfecting details that only a few other people will ever notice. There’s little that’s inherently or immediately pleasureable in…

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Curtis McHale

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Married with a few kids, a dog and a few bikes. I help business owners build systems in to their businesses so they can stop working all the time

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