#Summary
The principles of deliberate practice can be used in business, teaching, musical training, even military trainings. No matter which field you are working in, you can think of the seven principles to improve your own ability proactively and solve obstacles necessarily.
The Top Gun School is known for its excellent tactics in training fighter pilots. In order to shoot down more Soviet's jet, the Top Gun School deliberately made a plan where pilots were forced to face air-to-air combat in various conditions. According to pilots' reflection, the guides learned experience and then changed the plan to be more perfect. Pilots themselves turned to proactively think of issues with the principles.
Doctors, teachers and sales managers can not hone their skills without instant and effective feedbacks. Learning from exports need the ability to differentiate effective methods exports have used. If you ask yourself more questions from the point of principles of deliberate practice, you will analyze your issues objectively and then optimize your mental representations gradually.
#熟读深思
Anyone can improve, but it requires the right approach.
Improvement becomes a matter of figuring out what the "right way" is.
对找对方法的解释，我最深刻的一个例子是在《拆掉思维里的墙》里古典老师说的，大致意思就是，你要去北边，但是你一直朝西北走，你永远都走不到北边。也就是说“努力方向错了，一切努力白搭”。方法不是在一开始获得的，方法也不是万能的，得放在个人的情况，放在具体的行业中做调整。
对一生进行充分规划永远都是一个好想法，但一定要记得写下来的时候要用铅笔，而且手边还要有块橡皮。——Adam Marchick.
今天的阅读中提到的军事训练，医生诊断，冰淇淋公司提高业绩都是在刻意练习的原则的基础上进行个性化的运用。在看这些例子时，一直在考虑的就是这种个性化的角度，是怎么切入的。纯粹的自问自答显然在初期不现实，借以老师的反馈或者机器的显示，从而告知你确实做的不够好。高效的自问模式则也是客培养的。
#字词篇
*down*
...they downed two North Vietnamese jests for every one jet they lost.
释义：If something or someone is downed, they fall to the ground because they have been hurt or damaged in some way.
例句：A bank guard shot him in the leg and downed him.
造句：Ancient people sometimes use pigeons to transfer message. The disadvantage is that pigeons can be easily downed by arrows or stones.
*insatiable*
They feed a seemingly insatiable appetite among their customers for anything that might provide a competitive edge.
释义：(especially of a desire or need) too great to be satisfied
例句：Nothing, it seemed, would satisfy his insatiable curiosity.
造句：Common people can not understand why so many officers have an insatiable desire for wealth. Sometimes they even do damage to others. The insatiable desire is not formed in a day.
*twist*
One, in particular, the Blue Bunny ice cream company, adopted the approach and even added its own twist.
释义：a change in the way in which something happens.
例句：The story took a surprise twist today with media reports that the doctor had resigned.
造句：It is necessary to make preparations for the potential twists among the wedding.
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