Tony Gwynn was one of the best MLB hitters ever and Mike Tyson was one of the best boxers ever. Both studied their craft as much as anyone. 

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Gwynn spent hours upon hours studying opposing pitchers. He studied their patterns. He wasn’t the most athletic guy around, but he put his work in to be the best at what he did: hit baseballs.

 

When people think of Tyson, they think of an animal, but what we fail to see is the student. No one studied boxing like Tyson did. 

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He watched more film than anyone in the history of the sport. He was a student first, a fighter second.

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Going through the motions is no way to achieve greatness. 

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Assuming success is something you want, you have to study your craft, whatever it may be. Learn it inside and out. 

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Build a wealth of knowledge. It’ll help you maximize your development and accomplish more than you thought possible. 

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How do you currently study your craft?

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What is one thing you can add to your weekly routine that will make you better over time?