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Performance Expert: EVERYTHING About Success is a LIE

Performance Expert: EVERYTHING About Success is a LIE

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Anatomy of a Dream ft. David Epstein. Performance Expert On: How
to ACTUALLY Become Successful

What if everything you were told about success… was a lie?
Bestselling author and performance expert David Epstein (author
of Range and The Sports Gene) joins us to completely rewire how
you think about mastery, career growth, being a polymath, and
long-term success.

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In this conversation, Tiffany Guillen and David Epstein break
down:

Why the most successful people often start late and pivot
often

The truth behind the “10,000 Hour Rule” (and what it leaves
out)

How to master any skill with a range-first mindset

Why “match quality” matters more than raw talent

How to future-proof your career in a rapidly changing world

And the science-backed habits of elite performers and
generalists

Whether you're a creative, entrepreneur, athlete, or someone
trying to figure it all out, this episode is packed with ideas
that will change how you think about progress, performance, and
purpose.

About Tiffany Guillen

Tiffany K. Guillen is an Emmy-nominated writer-director, and
entrepreneur. On her show, Anatomy of a Dream, she aims to help
her audience turn big dreams into small actionable steps that
people can follow. She was recently listed on Forbes 30 under 30.
Tiffany is also the co-founder of media company Creative X
Entertainment, and remains fiercely committed to amplifying
underrepresented voices through her upcoming projects.

Connect with Tiffany on Social Media

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TiffanyKGuillen

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Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tiffanykguillen

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Tell us in the comments: What’s one thing you’ve been told about
success that you now question?