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There's Always Something to Learn

  • Writer: Jamie Lee
    Jamie Lee
  • Jun 10, 2023
  • 2 min read

My man, Tony Robbins always says “If you’re not growing, you’re dying” – No matter how old we are or how established in our careers we are – or how smart we think we are – there’s always something new to learn. I absolutely LOVE learning new things!


Learning new things isn’t just about staying relevant; it’s about staying ahead of the curve. It’s a key that opens doors to fresh perspectives, innovation and personal fulfillment. That moment – when you learn something that you didn’t know before and it changes you…priceless!


In addition to keeping your skills up to date, learning keeps you adaptable and resilient in the face of change. I don’t know about you, but resilience is a really useful quality to have!


When we continue to learn, we open our minds. I find that the more I know, the more I want to know. It ignites a hunger in me to explore unchartered territories…which, who knows, could unlock new opportunities down the road.


Continuous learning also exposes us to new communities of people – both on and off line. We’re able to connect with like-minded people – professionals, experts and mentors – who may be able to provide us with support and insight…


Of course, learning a new skill or gaining more knowledge in your own field makes you a more valuable asset. It opens the door for promotions, new opportunities and maybe even a new career path.


I’m curious to know how and what you like to learn? Do you seek out online courses or webinars/workshops? Do you like to read? Do you network with professionals? Do you listen to TED Talks or podcasts? I’d really like to know and if you have suggestions, I would LOVE to hear them.


Continuous learning isn’t really a choice – it’s a mindset!


Happy Saturday!


 
 
 

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