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Learned Excellence

By Eric Potterat | Alan Eagle

This episode reveals how true excellence is not a born talent, but a meticulously built skill, accessible through deliberate practice and a resilient mindset.

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“This episode reveals how true excellence is not a born talent, but a meticulously built skill, accessible through deliberate practice and a resilient mindset.”

— Eric Potterat | Alan Eagle, Learned Excellence

What it is about

Excellence, Skill Development, Deliberate Practice, Mindset

Who it is for

You may relate to this if you've ever felt limited by a perceived lack of natural talent, and suspect that true mastery is built, not born, and this will help you see what to do next.

The author

Dr. Eric Potterat, a performance psychologist who has coached Navy SEALs and Olympic athletes, distills years of close work into a practical guide for building elite-level skill.

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Eric Potterat | Alan Eagle

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