Immeasurable talent is not written in children's DNA, it is the result of a distinctive and powerful pattern. A pattern that combines three elementary forces: targeted methods of practice, specific methods of motivation and coaching. How children practice, how they deal with failure, how they are praised and how they are criticized, they all play a role in achieving greatness. Of course, not everyone grows into a Michelangelo or a Michael Jordan, but understanding that genius is the result of a distinctive and powerful pattern helps parents increase the neurophysiology of talent.

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It's not easy to practice deeply, it requires passion, motivation, perseverance and the emotional fuel we call love. Research shows that when it comes to motivation, we are all born with the neurological equivalent of triggers. When a child's identity becomes intertwined with a purpose, the trigger fires and a tsunami of unconscious motivational energy is released. The talent fires have long known a crucial fact that science has only just discovered: skill acquisition hurts when we work at the cutting edge, making mistakes and correcting. A condition called “deep exercise”. Children who can see mistakes as fuel to learn, rather than setbacks, are the ones who end up becoming geniuses.

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