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Mastery
- The Keys to Success and Long-Term Fulfillment
- Narrated by: Timothy Andrés Pabon
- Length: 3 hrs and 37 mins
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Summary
Drawing on Zen philosophy and his expertise in the martial art of aikido, best-selling author George Leonard shows how the process of mastery can help us attain a higher level of excellence and a deeper sense of satisfaction and fulfillment in our daily lives.
Whether you're seeking to improve your career or your intimate relationships, increase self-esteem or create harmony within yourself, this inspiring prescriptive guide will help you master anything you choose and achieve success in all areas of your life.
In Mastery, you'll discover:
- The five essential keys to mastery
- Tools for mastery
- How to master your athletic potential
- The three personality types that are obstacles to mastery
- How to avoid pitfalls along the path
- And more
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- Bob
- 18-04-24
Very clever and vastly experienced writer. Excellent conceptually and beautifully put together.
The narrator is rather robotic and speaks too fast. In some ways this doesn’t matter, as a soporific narration wouldn’t be too good either. I found the content excellent but the reading (AI?) somewhat irritating.
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- Amazon Customer
- 31-03-24
ease of access
I really liked this book. Short, concise, easy to listen to. Have already recommended to friends and creative partners.
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- Mr M.
- 11-10-21
Good listen
I read as an assignment. As a master of 2 skills (grandmaster of 1), I would say that the knowledge in this book is spot on.
If you are reading this then you should just get the book. Yes, it old wine new bottle but it is accurate and doesn't take long. what you waiting for.
If you're about to start a new skill. Make a target destination, plan out your route, take a minute to find your feet then take each street at a time not only as part of the over all journey, but as one in its own right. If one street seems boringly easy then focus in on subtleties like posture and and effective relaxed walking.
If your looking for a read just to kill time I would recommend something else.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-09-22
Easy but powerful
a book that explains the process is becoming something we want. like a manual for becoming s master. The last chapter, about becoming a learner has thought me I need to find a learner in me again.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-02-22
A must-read book, will change your life
This book explains the critically-important concept of mastery. Learn why you keep failing so much, how mastery is developed in any field, how to set proper expectations for growth, and how to mentally prepare yourself for the challenges ahead.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-01-21
Incredible
This book was recommended to me by my mentor. It is a must have for any aspiring master! Simply incredible and a book you can revisit again and again.
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- James E.
- 12-08-18
great
a wise book providing many insights into what must be undergone in the path towards true mastery. I am feeling prepared to undertake my journey.
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- Anonymous User
- 16-02-21
Great listen. recommend for personal development
Great theory and ideas be hide always be willing to learn and never think you know it all. I like how the book was layed out and the connection with akido
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- Ash
- 29-01-19
Too much 70s hippy kungfu, not enough mastery
Very disappointed. I had heard good things about this book. The first couple of chapters are interesting, but it's quickly evident that he has nothing of value to say.
To spare you buying the book, all you need to know is: "Practice". When you plateau, enjoy it for its own sake, not what it brings. Don't worry, you'll get there.
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- Greg
- 09-01-19
Very lightweight, no real advice nor deep thoughts
Not sure why people give 5 stars score. It’s very lightweight book. There are merely a thoughts about approach to success then keys.
Would you see the advice to get more sleep as ground breaking news?
Author talks a lot about his Aikido lessons and how you need to practice and be humble to evolve. A bit about his students at flight school when he put more attention to skilled and less to mediocre.
At the end talks through some breathing exercises - pointless.
The only useful thoughts from this 3 hour read is that if you would like to start to master your skills then you need to remember
A) that it takes time to learn an practice and we live in times when adverts, movies etc shows us that it can be achieve almost instantly, which can be demotivating
B) during your way to your mastery you will get stuck and it will take longer chunks of time to move to another level - but there is no advice how to over come those and keep in mind that all the book is like that - lightweight.
Summary: in 1991 it could be not bad book but in 2019 it simply is not good enough.
There is much more useful content in Brian Tracey productions.
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