Learning in real life is much different from the way you learned in school. To truly reach a point of knowledge you must understand these 3 paradoxes of the learning process.
The Best Way to Learn About Anything
Through videos, books, and online courses we have access to an abundance of information on any topic. But none of these are the most effective way to learn about things.
The Illusion of Expertise
We live in a culture that places a high value on having the “right” answer and being an “expert.” But seeking expertise can shut us off from the innovative solutions that only an outsider can bring.
How Do You Remember?
How and when do you remember what’s truly important? It has nothing to do with intricate knowledge management systems or getting better organized. It’s a system that’s as old as humanity itself.
You Don’t Need to Take Notes. Really.
From my earliest years in school, I’ve been a voracious note-taker. What happened when I stopped taking notes surprised me and shifted my perspective on the need for notes.
Your Learning Process is Wrong
The way most of us learned how to learn doesn’t actually lead to real learning. Here’s how to do it better.