Expertise can be achieved and thought of in many ways, but one of the big obstacles you may have to overcome is the myth of innate talent and how it relates to the fixed versus growth mindset.

The myth of innate talent is that only certain people have enough talent to become experts—not true. This can be further supported by noting the differences between the fixed mindset (I can’t improve) versus the growth mindset (I can improve). Whatever you put your efforts toward, you can learn and grow expertise in. It’s not that you just have to use “the power of belief” or something ephemeral like that, it’s just a linear equation requiring effort and time.

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Peter Hollins is a bestselling author, human psychology researcher, and a dedicated student of the human condition.

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