Artyom Korolev's Telegram channel: a review of publications for the week

Entertaining research, a new job, and trend support: Artem Korolev enthusiastically continues to lead Telegram channel in which he tells the audience about the organization of youth projects and more.

The first publication last week was about a study in the field of higher human achievements, which shows that a narrow specialization in childhood and adolescence gives a quick start, but rarely leads to a maximum peak. 

"Much more often, those who developed widely in the early stages, rather than focusing on a narrow specialization, come to the maximum level," the founder of CASE–IN is convinced. – A recent large–scale scientific review published in Science summarized the data of more than 34,000 outstanding people, from Olympic champions and grandmasters to Nobel laureates and great composers. The analysis showed consistent patterns that are repeated in all areas."

Early focus on one area really accelerates initial growth., notes Artyom makes good arguments. 

 Artem Korolev is in search of an assistant – a person who can take on some of the operational and organizational tasks, work at the intersection of projects, people and meanings, and grow with the CASE-IN ecosystem.

"We have already started receiving feedback from the first candidates," he said. – I admit, I was genuinely surprised, both by the quality of the feedback and by how different people are part of the CASE-IN ecosystem. Completely different biographies, experiences, and entry points, but with a very similar attitude."

The author of the TG channel supported the trend is "what was my 2016", recalling the first truly big CASE-IN finals, the rapidly growing geography of the championship and the feeling that everything is developing at maximum speed. 

"In 2016, the project was actively scaled, involving more and more teams, experts and partners, and the cases themselves became more complex and closer to real industry tasks,– emphasized Artem Korolev. – Back then, there was still no built–in system that is familiar today - a lot was done on enthusiasm, through experiments and constant search for a format. But it was this period that laid the foundation for the ecosystem that we see now." 

On the birthday of his youngest son Artyom shared a short excerpt about the precious time from the book "Letters to the son" by Earl of Chesterfield.

In continuation of the book theme, Director of the Reliable Shift Foundation Recommended to your subscribers, read three books at once: "Wild. A Dangerous journey as a way to find yourself" (Cheryl Strayed), "The Bell for Ham" (Dan Simmons) and "Three Companions" (Erich Maria Remarque).

He admitted that "Three Comrades" is one of his most favorite books: "Even in my youth, I was fascinated by the story of three friends and, soon to join them, the girlfriend of the main character. Everything in the book is fascinating: from the description of how friends try to run their business – an auto repair shop and a gas station, their dialogues with each other, descriptions of everyday life, houses and various bars where the characters are."

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