I often joke saying “My Learning started after my formal education ended”. It is not all that wrong in my case because during formal education I felt I was mostly taught and learning happened as a result of being taught. But Life after the formal education was different, you had to take the initiative and learn, often going to the places where the knowledge to available. Many times from people who are not ready to share what they know. Learning [...]
It is interesting to note that everything we are now is the result of an evolution. Just like how man evolved from what he was before to how a person evolves over his life time. Long ago I read somewhere that we keep our couches normally facing the front door for a reason. If not facing the front door, I have found that we often can see someone coming through the front door when we sit on the living room [...]
He slowly got hold of the chair & stood up, with shaking legs he took a step & then another, Before they knew he was running
Mistakes! The smart learn from it, the courageous own up theirs, and the Morons don’t make any. I have made many, so can assume I am not a moron. Smart and courageous well that might not have been always the case either, but a clarity of one out of three is not bad. It is nice to see how we deal with mistake, both ours and the ones we see others commit. When we try to help our kid learn [...]
Parents insisted & his teachers taught, out of respect he kept learning. After graduation he left home in pursuit of happiness & knowledge
Is there something called Neutral Learning? If so is that a possible thing for us to achieve? By neutral learning I mean an ability to compose ourselves to a level of neutrality in order to learn or research impartially on something that we don’t either believe or believe the exact opposite of. I believe that my learning started where my formal education ended. By this I think that I gained the freedom to learn beyond the confinement of a curriculum. [...]
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