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Outliers (The story of success) by Malcolm Gladwell

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In Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell examines what sets high achievers apart from the rest. Through engaging stories and research-backed insights, he reveals that success is often the result of a combination of factors beyond individual control.

The book introduces influential ideas such as the “10,000-hour rule,” suggesting that mastery requires extensive practice, and highlights how upbringing, education, and cultural background play critical roles in shaping outcomes. From successful entrepreneurs to elite athletes, Gladwell uncovers patterns that explain why some people rise to the top.

Rather than presenting success as a purely personal journey, Outliers reframes it as a product of opportunity, timing, and societal context—offering readers a new way to think about achievement and potential.

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SKU : 125

ISBN : 97801403625

Weight : 0.8

Pages : 310

Language : english

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In Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell examines what sets high achievers apart from the rest. Through engaging stories and research-backed insights, he reveals that success is often the result of a combination of factors beyond individual control.

The book introduces influential ideas such as the “10,000-hour rule,” suggesting that mastery requires extensive practice, and highlights how upbringing, education, and cultural background play critical roles in shaping outcomes. From successful entrepreneurs to elite athletes, Gladwell uncovers patterns that explain why some people rise to the top.

Rather than presenting success as a purely personal journey, Outliers reframes it as a product of opportunity, timing, and societal context—offering readers a new way to think about achievement and potential.

  • Author: Malcolm Gladwell
  • Genre: Non-fiction / Psychology / Sociology / Self-Development
  • Originally Published: 2008
  • Language: English
  • Themes: Success, opportunity, practice, culture, social factors
  • Ideal For: Readers interested in personal growth, psychology, and understanding the science behind success
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