>Deliberate practice develops skills that other people have

>>3054505

Unless you know someone personally, no, but he also writes about how you can be able to kind of "oversee yourself", which is of course not as effective, but i`d argue that it`s just as important to do even if you have an art teacher. As for the schedule, just look at a regular art school semester, copy it and find rescources that teach you the same stuff.

The imporant part about the "overseeing" is that your mistakes and flaws get pointed out to you, and without a teacher the best you can do is post your stuff online and get feedback from strangers.

Don`t dwell on the teacher part though, just be sure to always work outside of your comfort zone, try to develop mental representations and try to identify and adress your mistakes.

Best of luck.

>>3054546
>>3054505


>Today, many people—hundreds or more—train to remember digit strings in order to take part in
memory competitions. Some people can recall three hundred and more digits. How do they do it? Not
through deliberate practice, at least in its strictest sense. As far as I know, there are no digit-memory
instructors out there.
>[...]
>Today’s memory competitors can learn from the experiences of those who came before them. They
identify the best practitioners—an easy task because it comes down to who can memorize the most
digits—and then they determine what enabled these practitioners to perform so well and develop
training techniques that will produce those same abilities themselves. While they may lack teachers to
design their practice sessions, they can draw on the advice previous experts have recorded in books
or interviews. And memory experts will often help others who want to acquire similar skills. Thus,
while digit-memory training isn’t deliberate practice in its strictest sense, it captures the most
important element—learning from the best predecessors—and that has proved enough to generate
rapid improvements in the field.

>>3054546
>>3054558
Okay, thanks. I haven't read everything yet but it's a helpful book so far.

>>3054572
which book?

>>3054577
Peak - Secrets from the new science of expertise

>>3054580
thanks

>>3054546
>regular art school semester
Can you give me any examples? I couldn't find anything

>>3054505
Do master studies.

>>3054580
http://libgen.io/book/index.php?md5=93883C7E15FF05DA499E76E17FE0D267

Link for the book (epub, pdf also available from the same website)

If you don't have access to good mentors, you have to be your own coach. You'll have to avoid getting carried away, see your own mistakes, set your own goals, design your own practice schedule.