Why Sucking at New Things Is the Most Scientifically Powerful Move You Can Make
In a world optimized for performance, being bad at something is an act of rebellion.
by Robert EntzelWe have become so terrified of the clumsy, awkward beginner phase that we refuse to try anything new. This joyous and liberating book celebrates the profound freedom, creativity, and neurological benefits of sucking at a new hobby, reminding readers that the point is not mastery, but the messy, magical process of learning itself.
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