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Josh Vetzkin knows what means on the top of his game. A public man, since winning his first National Chess Championship at the age of nine, was circled in a media as a teenager, when his father’s book for Bobby Fisher was made in a major motion picture. After dominating the world of Scolastic Chess for ten years, Wetzkin expanded his horizon, took Martial arts Tai Chuan and eventually earned the title of World Champion. How was he able to reach the summit of two subjects that looked so different on the surface? “I have come to know that the best I am is not Tai Chi, and it’s not chess,” they say. “The best I am is the art of learning.”
The Art of Learning takes the audience for excellence for the unique journey of Wetzkin. He explains in clear detail how a well thought out, there is a royal approach to learning that distinguishes success from failure. Wetzkin believes that at the championship level also achievement is a task of a lifestyle that fuel a creative, flexible development process. Instead of focusing on climatic victory, Wetzkin revealed the internal functioning of his everyday method, systematically triggering intuitive successes, to master the art of performance psychology, to honor techniques of remarkable power.
In the Washington Square Park in New York City, as the age of seven years, in stories from its early years on chess Hussers, to deal with the pressure of the film made about his life for the International Chess Championship in India, Hungary and Brazil, holding the battle against the powerhouses in the push hands championships, with an art -an artist Arting, a break in the Artning of Learning World Championships, The Artning of Learning World Championships.
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Customers find the book insightful about the learning process and appreciate its compelling autobiography filled with personal experiences. The writing is well-developed, and customers consider the author an extraordinarily gifted young man. They value the book’s focus on resilience and unique approach to overcoming obstacles. The title receives mixed reactions, with some finding it thought-provoking while others find it misleading, and customers disagree on the flow of the narrative.
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