" Learning: 

[1]understanding ourselves and discerning our underlying motivations
>> commiting to the journey of learning, rather than fretting about the end result 
>>> strategically channel our energies and make our learning genuinely purposeful
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To begin, you'll need to self-diagnose
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Putting any learning into practice is so much easier when you have a clear understanding of your motivation for learning
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[2] Identifying your learning style 
If you answered mostly C's, you're what is called a kinesthetic or tactile learner.  If you answered mostly B's, you're an auditory learner. 

mixture of learning styles

If you answered mostly C's, you're what is called a kinesthetic or tactile learner.  If you answered mostly B's, you're an auditory learner.  A's, you would be called a visual learner. 

And if you answered mostly D's, you're a reading or writing learner. If you answered mostly C's, you're what is called a kinesthetic or tactile learner.  If you answered mostly B's, you're an auditory learner.  A's, you would be called a visual learner. 

If I had to teach someone a new skill, I would A. Draw a diagram or chart B. Explain it verbally C. Demonstrate it and let them have a go or D. Provide a written set of instructions Question two. 

this quiz is just designed to help you better understand yourself and the way your brain retains information best.

When trying to understand a complex topic, I prefer to A. Watch videos or look at graphics B. Listen to an expert discuss it C. Engage in hands-on workshops or D. Read about it Question number one. 

VARK model.

If I had to assemble a piece of furniture, I would A. Look at the picture on the box B. Listen to someone explain how they did it C. Dive right in and figure it out as I go or D. Carefully read the instructions final question. 

When I recall a past event, I remember A. Faces and places clearly B. Conversations and sounds C. Actions and how I felt or D. Stories and texts related to it
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[3] Mind mapping 
take a sheet of paper and draw a visual representation of it at the center of your page.

Think of your mind map as a holding space

dig deeper into a key motivation for wanting to understand
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[4] spaced repitition 
>>interrupting forgetting : it reinforces the memory just beofre forgetting occurs [ create reminder in 1 hour, 1 day, 3 day 1 week..1 month flashcards ]

>>> exposing you to the information just before forgetting thereby reinforcing your memory
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[5] Memory palaces 
Navigate your mind mansions 
Technique that utilizes the spatial memory to enhance recall
>> associate the information you want to remember with specific locations in familier place.
>> as you mentally walk through places you retrive the information associated with each location.
>>you can streamline the recall process and help alleviate nerves.
>>> mind palace for high pressure situation when you'll need memory recall.
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[6] pomorodo -technique 

Rapid acquisition
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2. Slice it into smaller, digestible components.  Deconstruct the skill.  1.  He presents six transformative principles.  Josh Kaufman provides a roadmap to efficient skill acquisition. 

4. Create a sanctuary for concentration by eliminating distractions.  Remove barriers to practice.  3.  Understand typical pitfalls so you sidestep the hurdles others trip over.  Research common mistakes. 

Commit to 20 hours. And 5.  Direct your energies to components that promise the highest dividends.  Practice crucial sub-skills first. 

In the initial stages, immerse in extensive, rapid practice. Prioritize quantity and speed.  Pledge 20 hours of deliberate, undistracted practice. 
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 Day 4: The Pomodoro Technique

• “The First 20 Hours: How to Learn Anything… Fast!” roadmap to efficient skill acquisition:

    Deconstruct the skill

    Research common mistakes

    Remove barriers to practice

    Practice crucial sub-skills first

    Commit to 20 hours of undistracted practice

    In the initial stages, prioritize quantity and speed! Immerse yourself in extensive, rapid practice.

• Breaking down the skills you wish to hone into sub-skills not only simplifies your learning journey but serves as a constant reminder of the journey you’re on. Once you have your sub-skill list, you can use the Pomodoro Technique to put your learning into practice.

• The Pomodoro Technique is a time management tool designed to enhance focus and productivity. Work with intense concentration for a set period (traditionally 25 minutes), then reward yourself with a short break (traditionally 5 minutes).

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[5] Deep work
>>>It's about interacting, introspecting, and engaging with intentionality. Learning isn't just about absorbing.  message. 
true depth in our work produces unparalleled results

Second, prepare your environment. This ensures your focus remains undivided and direction is clear.  choose a specific skill or topic you wish to delve into. 

Close irrelevant tabs and applications to maintain a single task focus. If you're using a computer, consider using apps or tools that block distracting websites.  Turn off your phone or put it on do not disturb mode.  Third, disconnect digitally.  Clear your workspace of unnecessary items and materials to minimize potential diversions.  Choose a quiet, distraction-free location. 

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 Day 5: Deep Work

• The core of “Deep Work” revolves around the idea that true depth in our work produces unparalleled results. Deep work facilitates a more profound understanding and retention of complex material. Engaging deeply ensures that we not only consume information but truly internalize and apply it.

• Dedicate time in your day or week dedicated to deep work. Do this by:

    Pick a specific topic or skill

    Choose a distraction-free location

    Put away any technology that may distract you

    Use the Pomodoro Technique

    After your deep work session, reflect on your experience and think of ways you can improve for your next session.
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