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[W]ise, companionable, and often extremely funny.”―Olver Burkeman, The Atlantic
Best-selling author and New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik investigates a foundational human
question: How do we learn―an master―anew skill? For decades now, Adam Gopnik
has been one of our most beloved writers, a brilliantly perceptive critic of art, food, France, and
more. But recently, he became obsessed by a more fundamental matter, one he had often
meditated on in The New Yorker: How do masters learn their miraculous skill, whether it was
drawing a museum-ready nude or baking a perfect sourdough loaf? How could anyone become so
good at anything? There seemed to be a fundamental mystery to mastery. Was it possible to
unravel it? In The Real Work―th term magicians use for the accumulated craft that makes
for a great trick―Gonik becomes a dedicated student of several masters of their craft: a
classical painter, a boxer, a dancing instructor, a driving instructor, and others. Rejecting self-help
bromides and bullet points, he nevertheless shows that the top people in any field share a set of
common qualities and methods. For one, their mastery is always a process of breaking down and
building up―ofidentifying and perfecting the small constituent parts of a skill and the
combining them for an overall effect greater than the sum of those parts. For another, mastery
almost always involves intentional imperfection―asin music, where vibrato, a way of not
quite landing on the right note, carries maximum expressiveness. Gopnik’simplest and
most invigorating lesson, however, is that we are surrounded by mastery. Far from rare, mastery is
commonplace, if we only know where to look: from the parent who can whip up a professional
strudel to the social worker who―inone of the most personally revealing passages Gopnik
has ever written―heps him master his own demons. Spirited and profound, The Real Work
will help you understand how mastery can happen in your own life―an, significantly, why
each of us relentlessly seeks to better ourselves in the first place.