Have you heard of Ben Hogan? I suspect not, unless you follow golf and are familiar with mid-20th century golf records. I only learned about him in an article a colleague recently shared. Turns out, my husband, who never ceases to amaze me, knew who he was. But I digress . . . Ben Hogan was an exceptional golfer and he got that way by constant practice. But not just regular repetition. He is actually credited with inventing practice. He precisely broke down each phase of the golf swing and fine-tuned his execution of each segment. He amassed nine championship records to become the 4th all-time record holder. Today experts call his approach Deliberate Practice. Deliberate Practice refers to a
Get Better at Almost Anything with Deliberate Practice
