Leap: Techniques to Become a Master

There is always room for improvement. In today's highly competitive era, when you realize that you need to improve, you are only one step away from successful progress. Becoming a so-called master does not rely solely on hard work, but on making good use of laws and trends to achieve leapfrog growth. For example, by utilizing the head effect and working hard in high-value areas, we can get twice the result with half the effort. The book also mentions online learning, which breaks the limitations of personal learning, cooperates and communicates with others, and achieves rapid iteration of knowledge. Many people who have successfully made the leap are examples of being good at seizing opportunities and using the right methods. They know how to use external forces to improve their knowledge and abilities. Which method is most important? The most important thing is to be aware of the problem and then take action! This book allows us to understand the techniques of becoming a master by discerning trends in a rapidly changing world; This book provides us with practical methods and strategies to help us break through ourselves; However, this book cannot help us take any small step forward if we do not take action. (The male protagonist who fell off a cliff and picked up a unique secret book had to practice hard for a while. What do you think of real people?) [Three core questions] 1. How to achieve leapfrog growth? : By utilizing head effects, online learning, system thinking and other methods, we will continue to work hard in high-value areas with efficient methods. (Take the programmer industry I am most familiar with as an example. If you want to improve yourself, you can choose a popular technical field, focus on learning, have an in-depth understanding of learning, actively participate in technical exchanges, learn in the open source community, and continuously improve your skill level) 2. What is the importance of online learning? : You can quickly acquire different perspectives and knowledge, break through personal cognitive limitations, and improve learning efficiency. (In student days, everyone has their own subjects that they are good at. Answering each other's questions is a good learning idea. It saves a lot of time than thinking alone, and you can also practice the Feynman learning method) 3. How to cultivate systems thinking? : Look at the problem from an overall perspective, analyze the relationship between various elements, and find key problems and solutions. (Take programmers as an example. When encountering a certain problem online, they should not only focus on the solution to the problem, but also think about the causes and consequences of the problem, general solutions to similar problems, and solve a type of problem instead of one problem) Content Sharing 1. In this era, personal efforts alone are not enough. You need to understand the trend of the times first and stand on the leverage point of the system, so that your personal power will be amplified. 2. A master is someone who continues to make correct moves in a high-value field. 3. Continuous learning = expanding horizons + improving efficiency + continuous focus. Only by continuous learning can we maintain competitiveness. Continuous means: on the one hand, continuous learning is not a one-time investment, learning is a long-term or even lifelong thing; on the other hand, continuous learning is not about "spending a lot of time on investing", but turning learning into a lifestyle and a habit, and you can learn in fragmented time. 4. Outsource the brain, outsource unimportant skills, and focus on the transformation of core skills. 5. We are not afraid of suffering, but we are afraid that it will be worthless; we are not afraid of being tired, but we are afraid that being tired will be meaningless. The key is the right approach and direction, as well as continued effort.

"The Leap: The Art of Becoming a Master" is a book about personal growth and professional development written by a classical teacher. This book mainly discusses how to achieve rapid improvement in personal abilities through effective learning and practice, so as to achieve success in the workplace and life. 1. The book provides a series of practical skills and methods to help readers quickly improve their skills in various fields and become masters. 2. The author uses easy-to-understand language to simplify complex theories and concepts so that readers can easily understand them even without professional background. 3. The book is interspersed with many real cases, which not only increase the readability of the book, but also allow readers to better understand and apply the theories in the book. 4. "Leap" is not just a book about improving skills, it also encourages readers to conduct self-reflection and find their own strengths and interests, so as to make smarter choices in career development.

It does explain the basic underlying rules of a transition in a relatively systematic manner. The article is easy to understand, the concepts are clear and not obscure, the story is vivid and vivid, the language is very solid, the method is practical, the book structure is complete and clear, and the summary at the end of the chapter is quick to review, but the content writing in the last chapter is a bit cliché, maybe because it is common to say good things to people!

What this book mentioned about "slow down first, think clearly before doing it" resonated with me very much. Today's society is too fast-paced, and we can easily get carried away by various things and move forward. The author Guan Jing can explain the personal growth methodology so thoroughly, which is amazing! But I kind of hate those impetuous people mentioned in the book. They are always busy blindly without knowing what they really want. In short, this is a book worth reading and recommended to you!

After reading it, I put more emphasis on underlying logical thinking.

The article involves a lot of professional knowledge (maybe it only touches on my knowledge blind spots). It reads like a layer of barrier. However, after reading half of it, my thoughts and emotions became a bit clearer. The later layers are too high and I can't understand it. It may be necessary to read it in conjunction with specific practice. If this is the first book you read, you can read the author's other book "Tear Down the Wall in Your Mind" first, which is much easier to understand than this one.

Classics have always been writers who have grown up with me. Career planning itself is indeed a practical methodology and values ​​that is closer to ordinary people. The leap may seem impetuous, but with a higher system thinking, we can get rid of many ineffective self-movements that make people comfortable but are extremely low-level.

Very practical, need to read it several times

Having read so many methodologies, this one is one of the few that talks about the underlying logic.

I found the answer in my heart

After reading it, I feel that my mentality and thoughts have been sublimated.

There are some relatively feasible suggestions. If you calm down and understand the implementation, I believe it will be effective.

It was very helpful to me. Let me give you a true evaluation. When I was reading this book, I had to search for some passages that I couldn't understand. This was my first time reading and I had to search dozens of times.

The book is very true and objective, and many of the questions hit the nail on the head and point out the essence of the problem. It's a good book worth reading.

Improve personal abilities! It is recommended that young people read more, it will be helpful for their career choices!

This is a novel, unique, and good book that teaches people to grow.

It is true and objective, with specific operation paths. You should read it several times before outputting the practice.

A very good book, pragmatic, not hypocritical, not pretentious, thoughtful and attitude-wise. It's a desk book that I can't fully enjoy reading it once. It's a desk book that I can turn over several pages every day.