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When a capable person prevents a problem, there may be no crisis for anyone to notice. That quiet result can hide the preparation and judgment that made it possible.
I explain why experts make difficult work look easy, why the best work often happens before anyone notices, and why mistakes attract more attention than stability. Recognize competence by the problems prevented as well as the ones visibly solved.
Show Notes:
[04:31] Point 1: Competence makes difficult things look easy.
[07:55] Dribbling practice: The work behind an effortless game
[08:47] Toastmasters: Why speaking looked natural after years on camera
[10:17] Point 2: The best work happens before anyone notices.
[12:00] 10K races: Training before the medal
[15:57] Mayweather-Mosley example: Taking away the opponent's best punch
[20:40] Sales presentations: Address objections before they are raised
[21:27] Point 3: Incompetence draws attention. Competence does not.
[23:05] Recap
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