Tim Ferris has a new book called "The 4 Hour Chef" and here are some summary notes.
Whether you think Tim is a snake oil salesman or a self promoting guru, I find his work interesting.
In the spirit of his work, here's a 1 page summary.
Acronym DSSS
Deconstruction:
What are the LEGO blocks? LEGO blocks being the units of work for a goal.
Selection:
Which 20% of the blocks will give me 80% of the outcome I want?
Sequencing:
In what order should I learn the blocks?
Stakes:
How do I set up real stakes to guarantee follow-through?
Acronym CaFE
Compression:
Can I encapsulate the most importnat 20% into easily graspable pieces?
Frequency:
How frequently should I practice?
Encoding:
How do I anchor new material to what I already know?
I recommend you read all of Tim's books, they are thought provoking with creative, real life stories.
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Friday, November 23, 2012
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