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Your ability to learn is the most important part of your life.
Without it you wouldn't be able to do anything.
Think about it for a second...
What if you lose your ability to learn?
Would you be able to survive?
I think the answer is... NO!
That's why:
Do these 3 things to be a better learner:
1. Find your Learning Type: are you a visual or an auditory learner?
2. Adapt the Growth Mindset: your efforts will bring results!
3. Prepare to Fail: success comes at the cost of failure!
These small steps will bring in big results!
F*ck Success.
You're not here to be successful.
You're here to fail.
So get up and get failing.
There's no greater joy than embracing what is.
And forgetting about the rest.
There's no tomorrow.
There's only today.
And today is for trying and failing.
Not succeeding.
You'll never come first if you run other people's races.
If you want to come first, run your own race.
Because then there's no competition but yourself!
We've all been Learning on autopilot.
Without even knowing what learning is.
But when you do something by learning it first.
You start to do it exceptionally.
One thing that helped me become better at Learning.
Was knowing: How I learn!
It will help you too: 🧵
If you don't know what type of learning personality you have.
You can take tests to find out.
There are many online tests which will help you find your Learning type.
Be sure to take them & it'll help you get ahead in your Learning Journey!
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Please share your thoughts.
Thank you for reading!
Just hopped off a call with @EmerieOnoh
Thanks a lot brother for taking time to provide such value, insight & genuine connection.
Now I know why a lot of the creators love these calls.
Thanks for introducing me to the culture man. I had a great time!
I was a shitty learner.
Had below average grades.
Didn't know how to do anything.
But one day it all changed.
I learned how to learn.
Since then I've taught myself 20+ skills.
Here's 5 things that helped me do it:
5. Rest & Repeat
You gotta rest for things to sink in.
Working all day exhausts you.
Learning becomes a chore.
Do things without burning out.
To keep yourself motivated.
It's not a race but a Marathon.
You're in it for the long run.
Enjoy the process.