Why learning more is killing your momentum
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Why learning more is killing your momentum
A common challenge for people who are curious and love to learn is that we can fall into the habit of continuously force-feeding ourselves more and more information, but never actually take the next step and apply it. We
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The #1 Reading Mistake To Avoid At All Costs:
Discovering a life-changing, mind-blowing insight that gets your heart racing, and then doing nothing with it.
Unless you are reading to be entertained, the failure to take action when we find what we need is a critical mistake .
My advice?
Read things that are connected to specific goals and projects you ... See more
Discovering a life-changing, mind-blowing insight that gets your heart racing, and then doing nothing with it.
Unless you are reading to be entertained, the failure to take action when we find what we need is a critical mistake .
My advice?
Read things that are connected to specific goals and projects you ... See more
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Habits tend to work best when the act of learning is mostly a process of accumulation, adding new skills and knowledge. Ultralearning and more deliberate efforts are better suited to when improvement in a field requires unlearning ineffective behaviors or skills.
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Combining the two kills learning.
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A common challenge for people who are curious and love to learn is that we can fall into the habit of continuously force-feeding ourselves more and more information, but never actually take the next step and apply it.