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a near win is when you are close to completing a goal but you still can improve along the way

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a near win is when you are close to completing a goal but you still can improve along the way

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when you try to reach a goal but you can always improve.

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A near win is a  frequentative process that makes people masters even when they're not. 

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A near win is a  frequentative process that makes people masters even when they're not. 

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2. Success is a moment in time and mastery is a constant pursuit.

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a near win is a win but  not a really a win

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a near win is a win but  not a really a win

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the difference between success and mastery is that when you master something you can do it perfectly over and over.

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success is a moment while mastery is nothing if you cant do it again

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success is a moment while mastery is nothing if you cant do it again

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near wins are important because it shows all your mistakes or flaws leading up to your mastery

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near wins are important because it shows all your mistakes or flaws leading up to your mastery

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A near win is when your reaching for that goal but there is still room for improvement and many flaws leading.
She describes success and mastery by describing them. For example success is reaching to your goal but mastery is actually arriving at your goal.
This talks apply to me for me to find out how much do i have to stretch to make my goal and to know the difference between accomplishing something instead of getting there.

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A near win is when you close to completing a goal.

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The near-win changes our view of the landscape.

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Instructions:

Write the number of the question you are answering and then in complete sentences answer the question

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What is a near win?

In her view what is the difference between success and mastery?

What is the speakers definition of mastery?

Why are near wins so important and beneficial?

How does this talk apply to you? Why would I have you watch it?