Outliers

“Do you ever had Malcolm Gladwell's outliers? No. Well, one of the things it talks about is just talks about, it's great book. And one of the things in the book, it talks about why something became extraordinary.”

“like if you read uh Malcolm gladwell's book the outl you know I bought it I haven't read it but I do have it it's good to read it's good to listen to too I've listened to the audio book the audio book is amazing because Malcolm reads it and he talks about the Beatles when they were in Germany”

“he's been the subject of several profiles from Esquire magazine to Malcolm Gladwell makes an appearance in outliers”

“and you know uh Malcolm Gladwell wrote about people that live in the Appalachians and some of the the insane violence that took place there and he said there's a direct connection between the type of people that move there because they were herders and herders unlike Farmers had to protect their animals”

“you ever read um uh the outliers yes Malcolm Gladwell yes and when he talked about the Beatles in Hamburg”

“did you ever read the um did you ever read Malcolm gladwell's outliers no but I've heard you talk about it it's a great book”

“if you uh read like Malcolm gladwell's the outliers one of the things that he'll talk about with like certain incredible success stories it's like the access that they had to all these different things that could help them”

“have you read outliers by malcolm gladwell i haven't it's a really good book”

“have you read malcolm gladwell's outliers yes well that is like an amazing example of that”

“and malcolm gladwell's outliers talks about this with professional hockey players with professional hockey players all the the elites they all were born within a certain time of the year”

“and malcolm gladwell's outliers talks about this with professional hockey players”

“that's um also another book that i've finished again recently that i've reread is malcolm gladwell's outliers same thing putting in the time like what makes someone exceptional”

“do you ever read outliers i no but i gladly did read this loud”

“i'm in the middle of rereading malcolm gladwell's book outliers and there's a part of that about conflicts in the south and honor cultures”

“i'm actually rereading that book right now that malcolm gladwell book outliers that talks about that 10 000 hours principle it totally applies to what you did 100”

“I'm actually rereading that book right now that malcolm gladwell book outliers that talks about that 10 000 hours principle it totally applies to what you did 100”

“have you ever read the book outliers no it's a great book is that is that a Malcolm who is that uh no it's um someone else malw is Malcolm godwell it's a great book”

“I really like him I love is well I love outliers oh there's Malcolm yeah I love that too He was on recently - He was on much more recently He was on like double weeks ago but Pinker's excellent He's just his work enlightenment now Yes Yes yeah he gets massive pushback on that That's what's interesting because he's”

“I'm a giant fan of your work man particularly outliers I've really loved that book yeah very illuminating and it sort of peels away the the mystery of talent”

“I was listening to this Malcolm Gladwell book on tape it's called outliers and they got into a part about the Beatles”

“There's a great book I'm reading right now. It's called outliers by Malcolm McDowell. It's [ __ ] great. And it's all about what makes people successful and why they were successful.”

“as far as they say they say that what was that book that by Malcolm Gladwell where like wherever you're from has to do with how you react to a front”

“That's like all these contributing factors to the environment of is like being an it's like Malcolm Gladwell's outliers.”

“Well, you know Malcolm Gladwell, he's got a book called about Outliers about people that perform really well at things.”

“well you look at like did you read the book outliers no it's uh this book about how people like Bill Gates um came about”

“if you if you read Malcolm gladwell's book The outliers or my buddy's book straight a conspiracy it has to do with a culture that says”

“Yeah, like if you read Malcolm Gladwell's book, 'The Outliers,' you know? I bought it, I haven't read it, but I do have it.”

“read Malcolm Gladwell's book on outliers”

“You may have heard of the 10,000-hour rule, the idea that you need to practice for 10,000 hours to become great at something.”

“Most people who have heard of the 10,000-hour rule heard of it via the book Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. Outliers looked at how extraordinarily accomplished people accomplished what they did.”

“Have you talked with Malcolm about what you feel he got wrong? Have not ever spoken to Malcolm Gladwell, and I think that could have avoided some of his summaries of that work in Outliers”

“And there's distilled perhaps best by one sentence in Outliers on page 50, the Hamburg crucible is one of the things that set the Beatles apart.”

“And then that second stage is practice. Particularly deliberate practice. The kind of deliberate practice that kind of went viral when Malcolm Gladwell wrote Outliers. We got into that in our previous episode, the Gladwell version in Outliers, which is built around something called the 10,000-hour rule.”

“So, Outliers is your book from 2008, if I recall correctly? 2009. Sorry, 2009. Okay. Let me ask you to summarize your view of your thesis in Outliers.”

“I'm guessing that the average takeaway would be some restatement of what you said, but it would also include the 10,000-hour rule. Do you agree that that would be the average takeaway? I agree that that would be the average takeaway.”

“So there's a sentence in, I believe it's the chapter called the 10,000 Hour Rule in Outliers, where you write that 10,000 Hours is the magic number of greatness.”

“So in your book, in the 10,000-hour rule chapter of Outliers, you wrote about the Beatles and how one of the reasons, one of the key reasons why they became the Beatles was because of the huge amount of time they spent in Hamburg and playing in clubs.”

“Most people who have heard of the 10,000-hour rule heard of it via the book Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. Outliers looked at how extraordinarily accomplished people accomplished what they did.”

“One example that you give that Malcolm Gladwell writes about in Outliers that you say looks good on first glance, maybe to a layperson, but falls apart upon inspection, is the Beatles playing all those nights in clubs in Hamburg.”

“So there's a sentence in, I believe it's the chapter called the 10,000 hour rule in Outliers, where you write that 10,000 hours is the magic number of greatness.”

“And there's distilled perhaps best by one sentence in Outliers on page 50. The Hamburg crucible is one of the things that set the Beatles apart.”

“That's not the name of the book. No that was Outliers my book got Outliers. I always remind somebody to kind of that would probably be that.”

“that's not the name of the book no that was outlier my book got outliers”

“so i make the observation outliers that 10 000 hours is a kind of it's a rough proxy for how much preparation you need to succeed”

“chapter three when i stand by”

“The 10,000 Hours stuff that I put in Outliers was really only intended to perform a very specific narrative function, or not narrative function, but argumentative function.”

“But remember, when I was writing Outliers, I was only interested in the hours because I was interested in this notion about social support. That portion of Outliers was simply getting people to properly appreciate the kinds of sacrifices that are necessary for someone to become great.”

“I think this is from is this from Malcolm Gladwell's book?”

“The one of the more interesting things is about the Beatles. In the Beatles talks about how they got this gig in Hamburg, Germany”

“it's the things like if you uh read like Malcolm gladwell's uh the outliers one of the things that he'll talk about with like certain incredible success stories It's like the access that they had to all these different things that could help them”

“When The Beatles went back to Liverpool everybody's like what the [ __ ] did you guys do how are you so good like what the hell happened that's what I did numbers just numbers when I when I first started I was pretty bad and then”

“I remember reading um Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers and it was like you've got to have 10,000 hours to even be considered an expert.”

“I remember reading Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers, and it was like you've got to have 10,000 hours to even be considered an expert.”

“yeah outliers you know the classics”

“and he gave me outliers and I was like man thanks”

“You know how they talk about 10,000 hours? Referring to the Malcolm Gladwell book.”

“and even if someone else has been incredibly fortunate and what is it Malcolm Gladwell in outliers speaks about how lucky Bill Gates was to be born”

“it's detailed in the book the outliers right is it the outliers i think it is there's a there's a book outliers”

“it's detailed in the book The outliers Right Is it the outliers There's uh there's a book outliers Yeah that they talk about how when the beatles emerged people don't realize they had so many hours of playing and it's one of the reasons why they're so good”

“You know, if you if you read Malcolm Gladwell in Outliers, it was just luck. Right time, right place.”

“And as you say, if you read Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell, you learn about demographic luck, right time, right place.”

“so i love that you revisited this theory in outliers as the mother of three young children ages 9 11 and 12. i knew i read outliers and i'm one of those parents that got swept up in it a couple of things in there”

“you don't realize how many fingerprints malcolm gladwell has left on our society in profound ways in books like the tipping point and outliers”

“There are themes from all of your books that come into play.”

“Aren't you so appreciative of that 10,000 hours discovery that someone, I know Malcolm Gladwell gets the credit. It wasn't him. No, it wasn't him, it wasn't him. But whatever. Okay, so we all read-- I forget his name, but it-- Was it outliers? It was in outliers.”

“so I took an old book which was Malcolm gladwell's outliers and you probably remember that in outliers the whole thesis is that success derives from Deep experience and long exposure to doing something in a very narrow field”

“so i took an old book which was malcolm gladwell's outliers”

“The book Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell talked a little bit about this like you know, at a young age Bill Bill Gates and Paul Allen the founders of Microsoft, their school was the first one of the only schools in the country to have a computer.”

“you hear like another one is like the ten thousand hour rule that got really popular because malcolm gladwell wrote this book called outliers and he's like oh you know to be great at something you got to spend ten thousand hours and uh and so then a lot of people run with that”

“And I think that could have avoided some of his summaries of that work in Outliers, but I never interacted with him.”

“Did you ever read the um did you ever read Malcolm gladwell's outliers? no but I've heard you talk about it It's a great book and one of the chapters in the book is about the Beatles”

“Adam Grant writes about Malcolm Gladwell, who's the well-known author of many New York Times bestsellers like 'David and Goliath,' 'Tipping Point,' and 'Outliers.'”

“The kind of deliberate practice that kind of went viral when Malcolm Gladwell wrote Outliers. Malcolm Gladwell's book, Outliers, is premised on something called the 10,000-hour rule.”

“Malcolm Gladwell said it in the book outliers he said if you sp you need to spend 10,000 hours of excellent practice meaning getting better each time you do the repetition”

“The Sports Gene was popularized by Gladwell in his book Outliers.”

“um ironically it's sort of a clone of Malcolm gladwell's outliers”

“if you think about Malcolm Gladwell's 10,000 hours it's you probably don't need 10,000 hours of anything to become an expert what you need is really focused concentrated effort”

“i'm in the middle of um rereading malcolm gladwell's outliers book and that's one of the the things that he discusses in that book”

“yeah that 10,000 hours [ __ ] yeah he wrote outliers right that's him right yes yeah that that book is amazing”

“and I'm curious the book that I think of u most immediately is Malcolm Gladwell outliers with its idea of 10,000 hours of practice”

“Malcolm Gladwell wrote that book I think it's called outliers where he say if you spend 10,000 hours doing something you become an expert”

“i remember i first read the tipping point that i read blink then outliers then david and goliath which is also very good”

“so I started our conversation by comparing you to Malcolm Gladwell and the 10,000 hour rule that you're taking a part in your book The Sports Gene that was popularized by Gladwell in his book outliers”

“I feel obliged to you because your books outliers blink have been very formative for me as over the last 10 years since I was running my businesses and trying to understand certain dynamics that I didn't understand those books seem to arrive in my life at the right time”

“I think it's like what you know in the Malcolm Gladwell book about the Beatles when they played in hurg”

“it's the whole Malcolm devil um outliers book right like you know people who so so so the problem right now is AI is such a global marketplace with hundreds of millions of people doing it”

“We've written about it in a couple of our books Malcolm gladwell's written about it a ton I think the most common example may be in sports”

“a second ago there's another book isn't it called is it called Ten Thousand hours by Malcolm Gladwell is that the one Brad yeah I think that was actually outliers”