Because theory is not enough.
In a knowledge economy, learning and thinking are the single best long-term investments you can make in your career.
Learning and thinking determine our decisions. Then, decisions determine our results.
Ordinary people seek entertainment. Extraordinary people seek education and learning.
Over the last ten years, I’ve collected and recorded one intriguing or beneficial tidbit every day.
I call this library of learning my “Pieces of Gold: A Distillery of Good Information.”
It’s my form of a commonplace book.
If you want to become a better learner, I can teach you how to gather, select,
and store helpful content so that your inputs become intentional and your roots go deep.
Let’s jump in, and let’s learn together.
“Leonardo Da Vinci was an expert learner, primarily because he was insatiably curious. Born in 1452, Da Vinci produced between 20,000 to 28,000 pages of notes and sketches about work-related subjects and everything else that interested him. He was curious about dozens of topics, including but not limited to anatomy, engineering, philosophy, painting, botany, physiology, landscapes, proportion, perspective, architecture, warfare, geography, zoology, light and shade, theories, and inventions. He started writing his journals when he was 26, and he continued writing for the rest of his life.”
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