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Repetition

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1. See if what you're practicing is even right in the first place

2. Stay consistent

3. Take your mistakes and learn from them.

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Consistency

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Perfectionism

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Felix Martinez, Joaquin Valdivia, Tegan Loughmiller.

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Felix Martinez, Joaquin Valdivia, Tegan Loughmiller.

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1. Actively think about what you're practicing.

2. Use failure to reflect and build on what you can improve.

3. Criticize your own work, reread or watch what you did and find methods you could have used to improve it.

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Top Three Rules:

1. Set aside time to evaluate yourself and improve on things you notice

2. Don't be afraid of your mistakes and learn from them instead

3. Variation with a goal in mind

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1. constancy / "Sitting power"

Putting effort and time on doing something even if you don't want to do it.

2. Evaluation / Be a crazed perfectionist

Questions to ask yourself: "Was it perfect" and if so "Was it easy?"

3. Repetition / "Train your instincts"

Do number of repetition by age.

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We only agreed on one:

"Failure is an option"

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What makes good practice?

1) Know what you're trying to achieve

2) Know how to get there

3) feedback from failure

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1. The part that stood out the most was in "Perfect Practice makes Perfect" when she talked about the skiing guy saying " we aren't robots to make perfect, it's about striving for the highest level of excellence." We also liked the part where she talked about Sitting power and consistency.

2. We think both but hard work more. Talent makes practicing something easier and more natural for a person but hard work can also achieve that because the more perfect practice you do the more it becomes a muscle memory.

3. 1. Consistency,

2. Repetition

3. Positivity

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1. The essence of practice is shown through learning, and the learning can be accomplished through failure and repetition for example.

2. Hard work is important, because if you have talent, but do nothing with it, and rely only on talent, you wont get anywhere.

3. Practice is good when you know what is being developed, how it will strengthen a skill, and how it can forward a goal.

IV Roman numerals lol

I did 1 and 3 myself, Tommy sent me the 2nd one :) He didn't really talk but it was cool.