3 Steps to Master Your Craft and Make More Money | Ed Mylett
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This is the Ed Milet Show. Hey, everyone. Welcome to my weekend special. I hope you enjoy the show. Be sure to follow The Ed Milet Show on Apple and Spotify. Links are in the show notes. You'll never miss an episode that way. Now on with the show. Welcome back, everybody. I love doing the Max Out program 2.0. And today I can't wait to share with you what I call the three steps of mastery. See, there's three stages that you have to go through in order to master something in life. And oftentimes we quit in the first stage because we don't realize it's just a natural progression to getting good at something. And so in any pursuit you have, if you want to start a new business, a new career, you want to learn to swim.
Like right now, I'm picked up the hobby of riding horses. And that's a unique thing to do at 50 years old. And so I'm addicted to it. So it's kind of a new pursuit of mine. So whether you started a new business or you're in the middle of a business you've got or you've got people in your business who are newer or you're trying something new, it's very easy to beat ourselves up or really not understand that there are three stages of mastery. And it's just mandatory. You're going to go through them. You can't cheat the system. And so in the three stages of mastery, let me tell you what they are. then i'll break them down for you there's the awkward stage at anything you begin to do the awkward stage and if you do enough repetitions you can move to what i call the mechanical stage and then from the mechanical stage eventually you move to what i call the natural stage everybody looks at you goes ah man you're incredible you're a natural like whatever you do for a living right now if you've been doing it for a long time the first day on your job i guarantee you you were awkward i guarantee you everything about it was awkward where to go the people's names what to call things where to
All of it was completely awkward, wasn't it? You probably even, a lot of people, their first night at their job, they'll have a nightmare that night. I remember my first job was, I was a busboy at the whole enchilada restaurant. And I didn't know, my bang job at the whole enchilada was really simple. I cleaned up your table and I brought you your chips and salsa. That's really the whole job. And for some reason, at 17 years old, It freaked me out, because I had to walk up to people's tables and say hello, and I'm a super introvert. And I remember going home that first night, going, I can't do this. It's just too much. It's too much for me. Chips and salsa, cleaning up their table. It just overwhelmed me, which is pretty hilarious.
And I had a nightmare that night, like a nightmare of the job. Like everyone wanted new chips. We need more salsa. We need more chips. And I got to clean up our table.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:18
2
What are the three stages of mastery?
4:18–18:34
3
How do we move from awkward to mechanical in skill development?
18:34–18:45
4
What role do repetitions and awareness play in mastering a skill?
18:45–32:25
5
Why is self-awareness crucial for long-term success?
32:25–52:24
6
What is the significance of learning how to learn?
52:24–53:36
7
How can effective note-taking enhance retention?
53:36–54:54
8
What are the key questions to ask for personal growth?
54:54–1:39:55
Speakers
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