Blueprint >> Learning = Behavior Change
Disclaimer: This document is in raw form as I process and distill 4 years-worth of my personal development notes. Expect some typos and cryptic language for now. I will be updating frequently and polishing up.
Prescription: Raise the bar for what it means to learn.
Related Concepts: Theory vs. Practice Ratio
What is Learning = Behavior Change?
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Why is it Important?
If you define learning as a matter of digesting information or theory, you will be really frustrated with your results. Mere digestion of information will not get you much improvement in quality of life.
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Learning = Behavior Change: Key Points
If you want to do advanced personal development, if you want the one missing link between what you've been doing and massive results. It's this. You must always ask yourself how your behavior will change from what you've learned. There is a world of difference between learning a piece of knowledge versus asking yourself how you will apply that knowledge in your life. It takes thought and a bit of discipline to see the connection between a new piece of information and the repercussion it will have on your life. It helps a great deal to articulate that change.
Always be asking yourself, "What did I learn?", "How will my behavior change now?", "What did I learn about myself?", "What did I learn about how I learn?"
After you finish reading a book, always ask yourself, "What did I learn?" and by this you really mean, "How will my behavior change?"
References
- Mind Control, Eben Pagan
- Advanced Learning and Teaching Technologies, Eben Pagan
- Redesign your life to align with your purpose
- Mindsets and tools for exceptional success