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Authors: Anders Ericsson & Robert Pool

Publisher: Vintage / Penguin Random House

Format: Paperback | Language: English

Genre: Popular Science / Psychology / Personal Development / Performance Psychology

ISBN-13: 9780099598473

Condition: Pre-owned; good overall condition with light signs of handling and minor cosmetic wear to the covers and edges.

Based on more than thirty years of research into expertise and human performance by Anders Ericsson and science writer Robert Pool. Peak challenges the idea that exceptional ability comes mainly from natural talent, showing how purposeful training, effective feedback and deliberate practice help people develop remarkable skills. Features examples from musicians, athletes, scientists and other high achievers.

Key Topics: Deliberate practice; psychology of expertise; skill acquisition and mastery; mental representations; goal setting; overcoming plateaus; talent versus practice; continuous improvement.

Ideal For: Readers interested in psychology, self-improvement, learning, motivation, coaching, sport, music and professional development. Appeals to readers of Grit, Mindset and The Talent Code.

Condition Notes: Light handling wear and minor marks on the covers, with slight wear around the edges and corners. Interior pages have not been individually inspected.

Detail: Close-ups highlight the detail

Dispatch: Fast dispatch

Bundle: Multi-buy discounts available

Keywords: Peak Anders Ericsson Robert Pool Peak book How All of Us Can Achieve Extraordinary Things deliberate practice book performance psychology psychology bestseller skill development expertise self improvement personal development motivation mastery talent versus practice peak performance popular science non fiction paperback Vintage Books

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