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The Truth About The Learning Process

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  “Your life is a natural process that transcends different stages of development and growth.  In your journey of life, you'll always need to attain a level of comprehension and understanding befitting the stage of life you are at.  As the human world around you evolve, and brings along different lifestyles and new challenges, you cannot just continue to only rely on what you've always known or done.  This is what the wisdom teachers foresaw when they advised that "if you keep on doing the same things the same way, you'll always get the same outcome".  When it comes to advancing your life, such an approach will never work for you.    Many times, when your life feels stuck, it's because you got into another stage of life but never learnt something new and different to help you move forward in life.  It's either there's a snippet or chunk of knowledge you lack.  Remember, that was then when you learnt what you know, and this is now when yo...

How Success is An Outcome of The Learning Process

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  “The ability to enhance the quality of the experience of life lies in creative thinking.  Such is the foundation to productive education, arguably the truest form or epitome of real education.  Simply defined, true education is when you embark on a learning process to acquire new knowledge to enhance your level of understanding, and you proactively apply your understanding to create solutions that meet your needs.  When you have relevant knowledge your creative and innovative thoughts become energized, and you'll be set to improve the quality of your experience of life.  This way, your whole life has a chance to move ahead and get better than it is.  Remember, creative thinking is how the earliest form of humans managed to set us on the ascendancy of civilisation, from stone age through the agricultural, industrial, and technology revolutions, as well space age.  If you truly want to advance your own life, you'll have to ignite your creative thinking...