In the context of prospering at work, a leapfrog situation occurs when a new entry surpasses others. How do they accomplish this? High performers are they born or made? Is there a method to urge oneself toward greater success at work and in life? This book, with its six evidence-based insights, is designed to help you improve your career at an astonishing rate. To begin, the first step is to cultivate tenacity as well as the ability to embrace dullness. The second approach, which is based on behavioural economics, is about prodding oneself to make better decisions. The third practise is recognising intellectual limits to what you know. The chapter on combining disciplines highlights the wonder of ideas clashing to form new ones. Based on their extensive experience of teaching and mentoring students, the authors have developed a framework called the Personal Journey Map (PJM), which will help you imbibe and implement the six practices by capturing your current repertoire, scanning the landscape ahead, and curating a path to a career in which you can prosper.