Outliers,《异类:不一样的成功启示录》
The Tipping Point,《引爆点》
In this wide-ranging third installment of Malcolm Gladwell's exploration of how people and social phenomena work, the New Yorker journalist takes a close look at what constitutes high levels of success. That is, what makes people at the top of their respective fields get there? As we've come to expect from Gladwell's previous books, the answer to the question is a bit complicated.
He says that upbringing, culture and even random luck have something to with success, but there is another important quality that anyone can control. Two chapters are dedicated to the "revelation" that IQ is only a baseline quality and success has little to nothing to do with having a high IQ or a low IQ. Rather, success is substantially a product of cultivating a high degree of what Robert Sternberg calls "practical intelligence" or what most refer to as "emotional intelligence."
Gladwell uses the example of Nobel laureates coming from unknown schools as often as ivy league schools. At this level of mastery IQ is no longer a factor. Success has little to do with where you were educated and everything to do with your level of practical/emotional intelligence and willingness to put in the 10,000 hours of practice required to reach mastery of your field.
All in all, it's an interesting read that isn't too heady and goes by pretty quickly, as the interesting anecdotes are what you would expect from Gladwell.
在豆瓣开了一个专栏,主要写投资自我管理方面,欢迎关注:http://read.douban.com/column/93927/ 今天看了以前做的笔记,又重新快速翻看了这本书,关于富家庭与穷家庭的教育方式,让我印象尤其深。 我们成功与否很大程度上被我们出身之地,出生之时,出身时之阶层所影响。这...
评分Malcolm Gladwell 是个很会写书的,记者。我感觉他一共就写过三本书:The Tipping Point, Blink,和 Outliers。这三本书的共同特点是一本比一本流行,一出来就成为热门话题。 Outliers 这本书,我们小镇(一共才不到十万人口)的公共图书馆一次就买了8本,因为太热门,借阅一...
评分书评前先画圈圈圈恶毒诅咒AT&T的上网服务。激活一坨Dry-loop ADSL都要十多天,水平之低劣让人发中指。10多天上不了网,就靠一坨电话收收email,不容易呐。 如果哪位老大想从这本书里读到成功捷径,一举超越机场里西装革履白袜黑鞋扎堆儿聚精会神观看成功学录像的成功人士,可...
评分书评前先画圈圈圈恶毒诅咒AT&T的上网服务。激活一坨Dry-loop ADSL都要十多天,水平之低劣让人发中指。10多天上不了网,就靠一坨电话收收email,不容易呐。 如果哪位老大想从这本书里读到成功捷径,一举超越机场里西装革履白袜黑鞋扎堆儿聚精会神观看成功学录像的成功人士,可...
评分两年前的一天,美国国会就科技人才问题举行专场听证会。台上十几位众议员提问,台下只比尔-盖茨一人作答。我当时也跑去旁听,座位正对着盖茨的后背。望着他那普普通通的后脑勺,我一个劲琢磨:“凭什么这家伙这么富,我这么穷?” 比尔盖茨的成功奥秘 恐怕世界上每个人见到...
时事造英雄,购于卓越
评分这本书真的比前一本啃的有趣多了,发现原版书比中文更有意思哈 不明白为什么那么多人都只看到一万小时那件事情,其实这个作者更多的表达的是成功更多的是先天,机遇巧合还有坏境所造成的,成长的环境更为重要点,其实很多人读完他这书还是会蛮绝望的吧...
评分吴军.recommended, geeknomics.recommended
评分一万小时理论,马太效应,一个人的成功是天时地利人和,家庭情况,时代背景对成功影响很大,天才也要靠机遇,富人的孩子在人际交往方面具有很强的优势,富人孩子更早接受权利观念教育,通过从小的训练和培养,会通过追问、磋商、以放松的心情开着玩笑的方式把权利向自己方向倾斜,会与权威沟通而
评分关于成功的心灵鸡汤文发现。成功取决于偶然(竞技比赛年龄线),出生时代机遇、家庭背景、巧合(不受重视的技能被看重)、文化背景。SY 9/11
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