We all have personal development goals. Some of them are more intentional than others, and only a fraction of which come to fruition. So what separates achieving goals from wishful thinking? After taking a look […]
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Are you a free range learner? If you are reading this post, then chances are pretty high that you are. You probably like to read. You are probably constantly consuming content from a variety of
What’s It Take to Be an Effective Free Range Learner? Continue Reading »
I’ve written about goals a number of times here on Mission to Learn, but primarily from the standpoint of setting them. This video from FranklinCovey is about executing them. (Many thanks to Seth Kahan for
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There are a number of books I return to time and again for inspiration – usually at times when I am struggling to achieve a learning goal or just finding achieving goals, in general, to
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I’ve written about a range of habits related to learning, but one I have not yet covered is concentration and how to focus better – perhaps because I find it among the hardest of habits
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There is a part of me that resists the whole idea of setting goals for lifelong learning. With the world of tests and degrees behind me for the most part, I welcome the opportunity to
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