Keep Learning: Consistency is Key

Once you stop learning, you start dying - Albert Einstein

Education for life! Learning is continuous. It has to be so because life is dynamic. Things and times keep moving. So you have to move on with time and through time. Yes, you must keep learning.

Successful students keep improving themselves daily as they achieve and move from one level of success to another.

It has been scientifically proven that half of the information available to us now becomes irrelevant in the next two years.

Things we learnt  some decade ago are still being used by non-researching lecturers and teachers. This is mundane and archaic. They have refused to relearn and unlearn. So they don't do any research to be updated with  current information.

Successful students keep learning. They never stop learning. They keep improving their store of information. They are ready for every adventure. They seek to improve themselves daily and are updated always.

So if you are ready to go past the mark and achieve huge success in life,  you have to be ready for continuous learning.

If  you really want to keep up with the latest trends in life socially, academically, and economically you have to keep learning, keep improving your skills and unlearning the irrelevant.

All skills in life are learnable. So keep learning and stay updated and young.

Improving Yourself: The Easy Ways

1) Position yourself in an environment that allows you to keep learning.

2) Be with people who motivate you and inspire you to know
more

3) Develop a reading and study
culture

4) Revise your study materials daily

5) Make research on
findings

6) Use gadgets such as phones to aid your learning.

7) Communicate effectively (Never engage in poor communication such as speaking pidgin, vernacular or four languages - they demoralize you)

8) Have a study time-table which you follow consistently with high level of discipline.

This article is actually encouraging you to keep learning, unlearning and re-learn ing. Kindly leave a comment if this article has blessed you.

Disclaimer:
Please note that the ideas and suggestions and views on this article and blog are NOT professionally discerned. Readers discretion is advised.