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Micromastery - Robert Twigger
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Micromastery - Robert Twigger
Penguin Life - May 2017
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Involvement is a higher form of attention giving, and working with a child on a project is a good method of exchanging this much-needed nutrition.
Robert Twigger on parenting and learning from children, from his book Micromastery (Penguin, 2017)
Micromastery - Robert Twigger
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Micromastery: Why one author thinks frequently learning a small skill is the key to happiness
We are told that we “learn something new every day”, but how much is this actually true?
This is where micromastery comes in. Micromastery is learning the expertise and skills of many small things instead of aiming to completely excel in just one area. The technique is the subject of a new book, Micromastery: Learn Small, Learn Fast and Find the Hidden Path to Happiness by the author, traveller and lecturer Robert Twigger, which even claims it could be a key to happiness.
(via Micromastery: Why one author thinks frequently learning a small skill is the key to happiness | The Independent)