Here's why I don't do it that way. The most pitiful thing is when people think there is nothing new to learn. Every day is a rare and unprecedented opportunity to learn and to have fun. The key to learning anything really well is to do it the same way as when you were a small child. If you are willing to play, to adventure, to explore like a child does - you can add to your learning in ways that might seem miraculous.
Children learn an incredible amount because they are open and unbiased.
A child can play with a stick in total delight and all the while the child is learning - learning to move and to coordinate himself. He can watch the same movie over and over and still shudder with delight, still shiver with fear, and laugh with abandon - even though he knows what is coming. Children are learning machines until they are trained to behave like young adults and are confined to desks and told to act appropriately. While adults look for the pay-off, kids simply learn for the sheer pleasure it brings them. As adults we need to recapture the sense of joy and adventure we had as children, to rekindle a sense of growing and contributing.