Learning isn't a problem. Mnemonics can make you do that. Real question is can you successfully internalize that even when your limbic system takes over? Thats a tough one.
What would you change in your life if you wanted to double the amount you're learning every day? What kind of person would you be now if you made these changes 10 years ago?
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Read more books. Stay diligent in current research and academic papers on key areas of interest. Maybe, watch a little less football!
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I would be a fantastic marketing analyst, but I’m afraid I would have to trade that for being a fantastic father. Tough call.
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Not a tough call. Family is most important.
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it will change a lot of things
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Take written notes of the interesting things I read so I don't forget them so easily. Do the exercises at the end of each chapter of the books I read. An extra cup of coffee won't do bad... but I'll keep my 8 hours of daily sleep.
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I think defeating the mindset of “if I had done this 10 years ago” is a good start. Maybe just me, but that kind of thinking can be very self defeating. Just start the learning habits and enjoy the journey. But then, I’m a person who wishes they could be paid to learn.
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I'm the same, I think that if I had UBI or 1 mill in the bank, I would just learn and create. Would what I learn or create be useful? Probably not. Guess that's why we have capitalism...
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