Learning Myths Busted
IQ is not the only type of intelligence...Old dogs can learn new tricks...Break away from old ways of thinking and learn more of what you want. Free download available here. No email address needed.
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A bit about me 👋
As a millennial, I had the benefit of growing up with the internet, and also experiencing life before it. The best thing about this was that I learned how to use the web as a tool, whilst also knowing that the life I wanted to live would be found (mostly) offline.
Spending time in the gym helped a lot with practicing this relationship because weight-training is not possible to do online. What is possible, however, is finding and learning from amazing athletes, many of whom I simply would not have had access to otherwise.
Learning in this way helped me form the belief that if someone had learned how to do something, there was no insurmountable reason why I couldn't do something similar (if it was important enough to me). Studying psychology helped me to understand how learning happens, and I decided to use this knowledge to focus on things I really wanted to be good at (especially relationships).
I believe that knowing how to teach yourself (i.e. being an autodidact) is one of the most important skills you can have. When you're confident you can learn something yourself, gaps in understanding are filled by finding answers and applying insights.
Nothing is a permanent roadblock (of course, death one-day will be; but that's gifted to us all).
This is the benefit of being a self-taught person, and sharing about self-education goals and experiences is the main focus of this website.
Classes and Courses
"Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think"
Learn Your Freedom
What do you wish you had been taught in school? What do you want to be good at? Motivate yourself and learn more of what you want in this 3-part class.
What does it mean to be an autodidact?
The word 'autodidact' is simply a fancy way of saying 'self-taught'. If you have ever watched a 'how-to' video, or read a book on a niche subject; you too are an autodidact. Like when learning a hobby, you become your own teacher in order to know something interesting or valuable. By focusing this natural ability towards how you want to live day-to-day, it's possible to teach yourself ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving that give you more of what you want from your life, now and in the future.
1. a self-taught person.