We all want to be “kick-ass” don’t we? There is quite a bit of brain research and data to suggest that the only thing in the way when moving from amateur to expert in anything is dedication. As books such as Malcolm Gladwell’s Outliers and others, and a host of scientific info suggest, raw talent may be a tad overrated.
The emergent field of neurogenesis suggests that the brain is a lot more pliable than thought, even at advanced ages. Acquiring new skills and, better, reaching a high level of competency is really a matter of personal desire, passion, and dedication—all of which form new connections and greater mass in the brain. Read More
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