Robin SharmaWriter and coach · The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari
”GREAT book”
Mastery
Robert Greene · 2012 · 496 pages
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About the book
Robert Greene investigates what separates masters from dilettantes, tracing the development of extraordinary individuals from Leonardo da Vinci to Bobby Fischer. Greene identifies common patterns: an initial calling, rigorous learning, deliberate mentorship, and an obsessive capacity to refine skills over decades. The book offers no shortcuts—quite the opposite—arguing that mastery requires prolonged dedication, productive mistakes, and a deep relationship with one's work that goes beyond conventional motivation.
A transformative work for anyone committed to achieving lasting excellence in their field.
Book details
| Author | Robert Greene |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 2012 |
| Pages | 496 |
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