
You wish to climb a mountain. You’re not sure how high you want to go — that peak looks an awfully long way off — but you know you want to get higher than you currently are.
You could simply take off on whichever path looks promising and hope for the best, but you’re probably not going to get very far.
Or you could rely on a guide who has been to the peak and knows the best way there. That will guarantee that no matter how high you decide to climb, you are doing it in the most efficient, effective way.
That best way is “deliberate practice”.
It will show you the path to the peak; how far you travel along that path is up to you.
