Reviews
It's very well written about the courage to quit and the many advantages to bring.
Cut it off if you're a persistent waste of life and money!
I'll read it out often when I need it.
The courage to stop, the strategic methods and the goods, against being patient.
I just kept repeating the vaguest thing I could do and then met this weary man, Oasis.
We've been living in a world where nobody says,. Just tell them to work hard. But a good give-up is as good as a good success. So we need more of these books.
A beer in a chicken may always be right, but it's not always right or wise to keep on going on with something. It's a book that can get the skills and insights of quitting.
It's a book that breaks down the stereotypes of the old ways of education that we've been taught not to give up. What we think is most important is to pour energy and resources into the atmosphere and increase the effectiveness of the work through quick judgment. He's trying to tell you that. There's no guarantee that you can invest time in things that don't matter. It's a book that expands thinking in a range of understandable cases.
I'm a little bit of a pain in the ass, so this book is very curious. It's thick, but it's a good drink.
Annie Duke: QUIT
Everyone has a goal. The goal of this month, the goal of the year, the purpose of life. You are moving forward toward that goal today. But is it possible that if we persevere in our life to achieve our goals, we succeed, and we stop in the middle, we fail? Most people would think that's true. The person we know of, or the person who succeeded, is mostly the patient ones. But the latest behavioral economics sciences and cognitive sciences tell a whole different story. The winners of competition often give up and quit. Anni Duke, a cognitive science expert and poker world champion, emphasizes the "Cutt" as an important decision-making skill that is worth developing for success. Persistence makes it continue to do hard things that are worth while but not worth it anymore. So to be quick, you have to quickly stop doing things that are worthless and spend our limited resources on things that have more value. That is, you have to quit quickly, quit often, and hold on to worthwhile work. That way, you can achieve your goals, succeed and live a happy life. This book shows us the art of effectively quitting in four large sections. Part 1 will look at why it's worth developing on time and why it feels like you're quitting too early even when you've stopped on time. He lights up the legendary Bokul, late in his career as a champion of Muhammad Ali. Ali's best time to retire was when George Foman won. The attendings and the Mattemaker recommended retirement for him.
Korean title: 큇(QUIT)
Korean author: 애니 듀크
Korean publisher: 세종서적
ISBN-13: 9788984079731
Reviews
It's very well written about the courage to quit and the many advantages to bring.
Cut it off if you're a persistent waste of life and money!
I'll read it out often when I need it.
The courage to stop, the strategic methods and the goods, against being patient.
I just kept repeating the vaguest thing I could do and then met this weary man, Oasis.
We've been living in a world where nobody says,. Just tell them to work hard. But a good give-up is as good as a good success. So we need more of these books.
A beer in a chicken may always be right, but it's not always right or wise to keep on going on with something. It's a book that can get the skills and insights of quitting.
It's a book that breaks down the stereotypes of the old ways of education that we've been taught not to give up. What we think is most important is to pour energy and resources into the atmosphere and increase the effectiveness of the work through quick judgment. He's trying to tell you that. There's no guarantee that you can invest time in things that don't matter. It's a book that expands thinking in a range of understandable cases.
I'm a little bit of a pain in the ass, so this book is very curious. It's thick, but it's a good drink.
