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Use the principle of deliberate practice and discover the level of expertise you need to accomplish your goals. [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Liberty Through Wealth]( [View in browser]( SPONSORED [This FREE Package Reveals Stocks That Pay You CASH]( It's 100% free. Take it and [learn how to get paid to invest](. WEDNESDAY WEALTH RECAP - While many Americans don't save nearly enough for retirement, [others save more than enough and never enjoy the fruits of their labor](. - The self-proclaimed "apes" lost a boatload of money betting on AMC Entertainment, but it's never too late to turn your investment around. According to Nicholas Vardy... [you should get out while you still can](. - Marc Lichtenfeld shares how - instead of investing the money it borrowed in new software, hiring or research - [one company fell down the Bitcoin rabbit hole and now has $2.3 billion in debt](. EDITOR'S NOTE As Dr. Joel F. Wade shares below, the only way to truly achieve a level of excellence is through deliberate practice. And when it comes to investing, paying close attention to the market should be part of your money management system. Luckily, Chief Trends Strategist Matthew Carr has an impressive track record. His investing knowledge has led to him winning eight awards at The Oxford Club and [outperforming the market by 610%](. In his most recent endeavor, he's developed [a new strategy for trading options](. The options market is one of the most misunderstood areas of investing. But [those who know how to play the game correctly have seen impressive gains](... Watch Matthew's most recent presentation to discover [the easiest way to book profits up to 7X higher than the S&P 500]( see how he delivered a 1,017% gain using options and much more. [Get the details here.]( - Madeline St.Clair, Assistant Managing Editor THE SHORTEST WAY TO A RICH LIFE [Excellence Takes More Than Time]( [Joel Wade | Special Contributor | The Oxford Club]( [Joel Wade]( How good do you want to become at investing? In the next several columns, we'll seek out the path to gaining expertise in investing - or any other endeavor. We can learn a lot about how to gain our own expertise by seeing [how the great masters gained theirs](. Back in the 19th century, Sir Francis Galton argued in his book [Hereditary Genius]( that the performance of skills for mature adults improves rapidly at first, but then, at some point, "Maximum performance becomes a rigidly determinate quantity." What limits any significant improvement beyond that, in Galton's view, was whatever nature endowed us with. 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The idea that this is a relatively orderly process - moving from novice to intermediate to expert - led to the belief that we can judge expertise through someone's social reputation, education, accumulated knowledge and length of experience. There's truth to this, of course, but it's missing something important. Because it turns out that [a person's level of training and experience]( doesn't always accurately predict their performance. From psychologists to software designers, decision makers and investing forecasters, research has shown that the amount of time spent in a field is not a reliable measure of performance. [Discover a Reliable Measure]( Joel F. Wade, Ph.D., is the author of [The Virtue of Happiness,]( [Mastering Happiness]( his new course, [Mastering Emotions, Moods and Reactions]( [A Master's Course in Happiness]( and [The Mastering Happiness Podcast](. He is a marriage and family therapist and [life coach]( who works with people around the world via phone and video. You can get a FREE Learning Optimism e-course if you sign up at his website, [www.drjoelwade.com](. [A Master's Course in Happiness]( can help you to take charge of your habits and your life in ways you may not have thought possible. And Joel's new course, [Mastering Emotions, Moods and Reactions]( can help you gain a deep understanding of biological systems and practical skills for mastering them and living well. And he's now offering both at a lower price. 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