David Brooks an American journalist for the New York Times explains in his article, “The Structures of Growth” the five different processes to improving. He agrees with Canadian writer, Scott H. Young that the progress of improving at something isn’t linear but spherical. Brooks then supports his point by explaining the five processes. As an illustration, he uses a logarithmic as an example. In the beginning, the reader will have it made easy but eventually have to come out of their comfort zone to keep enhancing. The reader’s normal routine will no longer be enough and habits will have to be broken in order to improve. On the other hand, Brooks claims that growth can be exponential as well. Instead of things being made easy, the reader
