
精通
Mastery
Robert Greene · 初版 2012 年
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为什么值得读
- 深入探讨导师制以及寻找导师的具体流程
- 帮助读者摆脱平庸并全身心钻研自身技艺
- 超越单纯技巧,更关注心智状态与信念
被誉为“现代马基雅维利”的 Robert Greene 彻底打破了关于成功的传统神话,提出了一条通往卓越与伟大的颠覆性新路径。
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Mastery
Robert Greene · 初版 2012 年
被誉为“现代马基雅维利”的 Robert Greene 彻底打破了关于成功的传统神话,提出了一条通往卓越与伟大的颠覆性新路径。
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我既是 Robert Greene 的《Mastery》(精通)的死忠粉,也是达·芬奇的拥趸,但我觉得拿达·芬奇当耐心的典范其实挺误导人的。在读了这位大佬的大量传记后,我的结论是他居然能做到……
I'm a big fan of both Robert Greene's Mastery and Leonardo da Vinci, but I think using da Vinci as an example of patience is fairly misleading. After having read numerous biographies on the man, my conclusion is that it's remarkable that he managed…
Robert Greene 的《Mastery》对导师制度(mentorship)做了深入探讨,包括寻找导师的过程。我强烈推荐。我不打算在此概括全书,但书中概述的策略之一……
The book "Mastery" by Robert Greene does a deep dive into mentorship, including the process of finding mentors. I highly recommend it. I won't attempt to summarize it all, but one of the strategies outlined in the book…
几本帮过我的书:- Steven Pressfield 的《The War of Art》- David Goggins 的《Can't Hurt Me》- Nir Eyal 的《Indistractable》- Robert Greene 的《Mastery》
Some books that helped me: - The War of Art by Steven Pressfield - Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins - Indistractable by Nir Eyal - Mastery by Robert Greene
……一事无成,赶紧去专心精进你的手艺吧。很多老哥以前也身处过你这种境地,你可能会觉得 Robert Greene 的书读得正是时候> http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13589182-mastery
…underachievement and get busy learning to master your craft. Lots of guys have been in your shoes before, you might find Robert Greenes book a timely read> http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13589182-mastery
……Tony Robbins。大家忽略了销售不仅仅是技巧或你说什么,更是心态、信念和自信。离那些只盯着销售技巧的书远点。如果你真想学到点东西,去看看 Robert Greene 的《Mastery》。
…Tony Robbins. People miss that sales is not just technique or what you say but state of mind, belief and confidence. Stay away from sales only focus books. If you really want to learn something check "Mastery" by Robert Greene.
这篇帖子展示了一个很好的例子:某人在自己感兴趣的领域达到了精通(mastery),并解决了一个极其棘手的难题。他描述的特质/习惯让我想起了从 Robert Greene 的《Mastery》一书中学到的经验。引用简短摘要里的一句话……
The post schows a good example of someone who achieved mastery in his field of interest and solved a really hard problem. The traits/habits he describes remember me of the lessons I learned from the book Mastery by Robert Green. Just one line from a short summary…