How Success is An Outcome of The Learning Process
How Success is An Outcome of The Learning Process >>
You know, my faith in education is beyond conviction,
and this is largely a result of my own development through the school system,
professional training, and ultimately self-education on personal
development. Reflecting on your own
school days you may remember this kid who was in your class, and doing so bad
in almost all class works, like reading, writing, numbers etc., and it didn’t
look like there was any future going forward along the path of education. This is a scenario that could so easily fit
my situation during earlier days, but I managed to pull through this haze of
uncertainty in my educational path. I
later discovered that each time a situation or a need arose, and calling for my
response, there’s always only one effective way to manage, and that is the way
of seeking first to understand the nature of the situation or need at hand and
choosing to learn from the experiences of others, and then act based on
knowledge acquired to create solutions.
Once I got to that level where my reading skills
improved, I began to rely heavily on written text i.e. written notes at
learning centres, but most importantly from books, to transform and upgrade my
mental system. This approach gave me a
confidence boost, as I began to notice that by opening up and embracing the
learning process, to seek for solutions, there’s always some progress in terms
of creating new and better outcomes in life.
So, I made this a key foundation in my life, which allowed me to stay on
course throughout my professional development, which saw me attain a university
first degree, followed by a master’s and doctorate degree in earth
sciences. Interestingly, for the latter
two programmes I picked on specialities that I had little background on but
through learning from books, articles, and as well connecting with other
experienced professionals in the field, I was able to succeed in my
studies. In a nutshell, this is where
all my conviction on the learning process emanated from, and I believe it’s a
universal principle available to all to master and make the most out of life.
If you hold any strong desire to see your life improve in leaps and bounds, so you can get to where you really want to be, there’s only one option for you:
- Expose yourself to more learning ways!
Do you want to
learn more? Please keep reading below to
give your life a chance to grow further and become extraordinary.
“When You Know Better You Do Better”
This is a powerful quote taken from the great Maya
Angelou, which essentially sums up the indispensable nature of the learning
process. If you can allow yourself a
moment to reminisce over your growth pattern, you’ll notice that life for you
became much clearer to understand as you got exposed to different learning
experiences, and ultimately you got to a stage where your preferences,
interests, as well the choices you needed to make in everyday life, became
easier to manage. All this because you
were having to learn some new lessons and ways of doing things, something you
didn’t know before, and hence, this clearly underlying the fact that whatever
you know now is what you had to learn since your birth time. The implication here being that going
forward, you’ll need to continue learning, if at all you’re to do better in
your life.
“In this blog post I seek to emphasize the link between learning and growing your knowledge base, and how the learning process is such a
critical path to getting you to your extra mile.”
If
there's one thing that you must never tire of until the end of your
time it'll have to be the process of learning, which
essentially serves as a trigger to keeping your physiology functional,
particularly the cognitive aspect of your being. Learning about any
subject of choice, freely and self-driven, has the effect of setting your
spirit on a high, because of learning something new and relevant that enhances
the way you've been doing things, and hence makes life feel much better than
before. This is unlike when you have suspended or given up on learning,
and you find the going getting tougher and overwhelming, but then choose to
just wait and hope, or worse still expect from others to make things better for
you. The latter is an obvious sure recipe for strained human relations
and endless conflicts, and ultimately the absence of any long term feel good
and fulfilling life experience, and yet the solution can simply be found in the
habit of a continuous and life-long learning. This is one of the key
reasons I created my life project, the
Centre for Knowledge (CfK), to offer motivational education to help keep your spirit high and on a
continual developmental surge, so you can reorganize and transform your life
for a much better experience going forward.
There
is no doubt, based on my own experience, that if you keep on exposing yourself
to more learning experiences, specifically on what matters most to you, as per
your defined needs, you'll begin to experience a great deal of improvement in
the way you feel in life. This though can never be the case if you do not
take that necessary step to introduce in your life the habit of a continuous
and life-long learning. There's many who chose to declare themselves
fully educated, or with enough education, only based on formal or professional
qualifications, but met with daunting and harrowing challenges owing to a lack
of other pertinent knowledge and skills, particularly relevant to personal
management. This is where the habit for a continuous and lifelong learning could be
most valuable. Such though requires an inspired drive for one to commit
to self-education, as opposed to perhaps relying on others, or places of work,
as the main source of influence.
Let me
then encourage you at this point to never look back but continue to build on
your earlier enthusiasm to want to learn more and improve yourself and your
life. Make sure to schedule some alone time to pay attention to your
learning needs. Get in touch with some relevant reading materials or
attend some learning sessions where you can pick one or two lessons to
instantly apply to your life.
So then, the only one critical thing to ensure your life keeps in the ascend to reach for your extra mile is the learning process. You must consider it as just equally important as the process of feeding, without which one can experience a harrowing slow death. Allow yourself to believe that without any further learning, then your life has reached a plateau, and will never experience any margin of enhancement. But you can change all of this if you commit to habitualize the following one thing:
- Get non-stop exposure to learning ways!
Become aware
of how you feel about life and catch yourself when you next sense the urge to
complain and blame others for your situation.
Know that whatever bothers you is a call-to-action for you to learn and
find solutions to meet your needs. Just
develop the habit to always step up for you, in learning ways.
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Do you want
better? Have you any desires to accomplish and feel fulfilled in your
experience of life? If so, let’s go
together and reach far! Please share
your views in the comments section if you can.
Long live to you!
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About Dr. Ben Modie
The core
mission of Dr. Ben Modie is to provide motivational education on personal
development. This is with the aim to
inspire others to embrace the learning process, so they can develop and grow
themselves to live a structured life that is anchored on personal strategic
foundations, such as purpose, mission, and vision. The ultimate goal is to foster a long-term,
effective, and fulfilling life experience.
Through his
life project the Centre for Knowledge (CfK), extracted from a personal
strategic plan, Dr. Ben Modie creates motivational content that is provided
through presentations, seminars, and workshops at schools, work organisations,
and public places. In addition, Dr. Ben
Modie also makes available educational content through books, social media, and
blog posts. For more on Dr. Ben Modie you
can get in touch through email at tesbnm@gmail.com or modieb@cfkmotivation.com. Alternatively, you can search social media
@Benson Modie.
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