Outliers: The Story of Success | Book Review & Summary | Anthropology & Psychology of Succes

In this weeks video, I will share a summary and book review of Malcolm Gladwell's top-selling non fiction book "Outliers: The Story of Success." In this book Gladwell shares the famous 10,000 hour rule and describes how our environment plays a major role in the road to success. Finally, I share an anthropological analysis of Outliers because that is what this channel is all about! Want to learn more? Let's chat down below!

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