The document emphasizes the importance of continuous learning beyond formal education by taking proactive steps such as setting goals, scheduling learning time, and utilizing various resources like books and online courses. It encourages readers to seek new methods, observe others, ask questions, and take on challenges to improve skills. Additionally, it highlights the value of recognizing one's learning style and applying new knowledge in practical scenarios.

1. Never Stop
Learning
Here’s How!

2. Learning
Doesn’t End with
Your Schooling.
Take responsibility
for your own
learning.
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3. Be a Learning
Opportunist.
Seize opportunities
to learn whenever
they arise.
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4. Set Goals.
Set proactive
learning goals and
hold yourself
accountable to
them.
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5. Schedule Time for
Learning.
Stick to your learning
“appointments”, as
you would any other
meeting. Make it a
priority.
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6. Learn by
the Book.
Reading remains
one of the best
ways to acquire
new knowledge.
In addition to
books, take
advantage of
online resources
like articles and
blogs.
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7. Take a Course.
Options abound.
E.g. see what’s
available at the
local college, your
community center,
Lynda.com and
Udemy.com.
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8. Try New Ways of
Doing Things.
Look out for
repeating tasks that
take too long or
produce mediocre
results. Invest a few
extra minutes to
learn how to do
them the right way.
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9. Keep a
Watchful Eye.
Learn by observing
the people around
you.
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10. Ask and ye shall receiveAsk and Ye Shall
Receive.
Ask questions when you
don’t understand.
Request feedback and
advice from people you
respect.
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11. Leverage your strengths
Leverage Your
Strengths.
Identify and
capitalize on your
natural talents.
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12. Fill Gaps.
Recognize and
work on areas
where you need
improvement.
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13. Connect
the Dots.
Pick up new
skills that
leverage
those you
have.
E.g. Good
with
technology
and love
to draw?
Take a
graphic
design class!
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14. Be a Little Fearless.
Don’t shy away from
new challenges. Get out
of your comfort zone.
The more you do it, the
less it will scare you.
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15. Learn in Style.
Recognize and
indulge your preferred
learning style, whether
it is by seeing, by
hearing or by doing.
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16. Apply What
You Learn.
Cement new
knowledge by
applying it to
new situations.
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