Spent a good chunk of the day reading 's series on tacit knowledge.
I still need to process it completely, but some quick thoughts:
- analysis/review is almost as important as taking action.
- to accelerate your learning, you should hire a (good) coach/mentor.
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I could easily spend a full weekend getting stuck in a rabbit-hole going through all of his articles!
But as says, I should spend time applying portions of it first and then coming back to it. Which I'll try to do 😅.
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A good first step: find someone you admire and ask to watch them during their process. Look out for their cues, expectancies, priorities and action scripts!
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Wouldn't this be harder to apply IRL? Especially since it would be hard to reach out the person you admire?
I was thinking a good first step is to go the Youtube route. Understand why they are doing certain actions at that moment in time.
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Fair point. Maybe a good first step would be to find places where you can have access to people you admire!
Yeah I think my steps would be:
1. Find one subject you want to improve in.
2. Find a place where you can have access to people you admire (could be Youtube, but in person is better).
3. Take action.
4. Analyze (with help from person you admire).
5. Repeat 3-4.