How to Cultivate Continuous Learning to Stay Competitive

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i have never let my schooling interfere

always have a book

a week to read a book. always strive to have a book that you are reading through

just by shaving off minutes in-between activities in my day i can read a book

keep a “to-learn” list

we all have to-do lists. these are the tasks we need to accomplish. try to also have a “to-learn” list. on it you can write ideas

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read the collective works of shakespeare. whatever motivates you

get more intellectual friends

start spending more time

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guided thinking

albert einstein once said

any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking

contemplating over ideas you have learned

put it into practice

skill based learning is useless if it isn't applied. reading a book on c

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if your knowledge can be applied

in this information age

teach others

you learn what you teach. if you have an outlet of communicating ideas to others

even discuss ideas

clean your input

some forms of learning are easy to digest

every few months

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learn in groups

lifelong learning doesn't mean condemning yourself to a stack of dusty textbooks. join organizations that teach skills

workshops and group learning events can make educating yourself a fun

unlearn assumptions

actively seek out information that contradicts your worldview

our minds can't be trusted

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start a project

set out to do something you don't know how. forced learning in this way can be fun and challenging

if you don't know anything computers

follow your intuition

lifelong learning is like wandering through the wilderness. you can't be sure what to expect and there isn't always an end goal in mind

letting your intuition guide you can make self-education more enjoyable. most of our lives have been broken down to completely logical decisions

the morning fifteen

productive people always wake up early. use the first fifteen minutes of your morning as a period

if you find yourself too groggy

reap the rewards

make learning a priority

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