If you can learn, you can do everything. How to develop your learning muscle?

If you can learn, you can do everything. How to develop your learning muscle?
It often starts with a challenge, an opportunity, an idea.

And two ways to apprehend it:

• I can’t do that. I’ve never done this before.
• Looks interesting. I want to learn it.

With technology, everything is a few clicks from you. Blog, Vlog, books, educational applications, remote classes…
Sometimes it’s a small knowledge gap you quickly fill; sometimes, it’s a journey with no end like learning a language.

And it’s one of the best benefits of the internet. Take advantage of it.
For good and bad reasons, I never started, but I always wanted to learn chess. A few years ago, I found a paper methodology to self-learn. I started from there, but haven’t succeeded in continuing.
Recently, I tried again through the web. And very quickly, I found a lot of interactive and straightforward methodology. In few weeks, I made a lot of progress.
Discover my Resource guide: The 11 books that have influenced my career the most. (Including my favorite of all categories)

How to develop your learning muscle?

• Assess topics you want to learn
• Prioritize the most important one
• Ask yourself the learning questions.
  • What do I need to be able to make it?
  • Where can I learn it?
• Start tiny with small commitments and keep consistency.
• Progression will encourage you to do more.

Confidence comes from your ability to learn. Every challenge or opportunity you try to solve is a few clicks from you. The learning project approach brings joy, develops curiosity, and reinforces your self-confidence.

Enjoy your next learning experience.

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Books to go further.
Ultralearning: Master Hard Skills, Outsmart the Competition, and Accelerate Your Career by Scott Young

Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise by Anders Ericsson 

Polymath: Master Multiple Disciplines, Learn New Skills, Think Flexibly, and Become an Extraordinary Autodidact by Peter Hollins