OUTLIERS

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Outliers is a nonfiction book by Malcolm Gladwell that examines the factors behind high levels of success. Gladwell argues that achievement is not just about individual talent or intelligence, but also about opportunity, culture, timing, and hard work. He introduces the famous “10,000-hour rule,” suggesting that mastery requires extensive practice. The book explores real-life examples of successful individuals, showing how their backgrounds and circumstances shaped their achievements. It challenges the idea of the self-made genius and highlights the importance of community and environment. Outliers encourages readers to see success as a combination of effort and opportunity.