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How You Can Keep Learning Every Day

The Seeker by The Seeker
October 15, 2019
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Knowledge is power, and every day is a learning experience, so they say. What’s even more interesting is how the human brain is created, such that it will never be “full”. It’s like a universe of sorts or the horizon, as far as space and time are concerned. However, it is also not realistic to expect to learn a new thing every single day unless you take certain measures, steps, or actions to make it so. In most cases, your ability to acquire new knowledge or skills will depend on the environment you’re exposed to, the people you engage or surrounding yourself with, the activities you do, and most importantly, your passion for new knowledge. This means that with a little effort and a few tips in mind, every day can be a learning day for you. So how exactly can you keep learning every day?

Read Books

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In this age and day, you can learn just about anything that you’re not familiar with from literature. Written work remains one of the most powerful ways of sharing new discoveries, unique experiences, imaginations, creative ideas, and general knowledge among populations. In addition to enlightening, entertaining, or inspiring you, reading has also been proven to be an enhancer of emotional and social intelligence. As long as you create time for it and take good care of your mind, body, and overall health, reading every day can be possible even if you’re not an avid reader.

Try Magazines or The Internet

If you don’t get your hands on a great book, you don’t have access to a good bookstore, or perhaps books are not your thing, there are many magazines that you may find interesting, some of which will cost just a buck or two in the streets. Alternatively, the internet is a great place to get educational resources such as articles, journals, blogs, random facts, and resources with written material that can add some new knowledge in your brain’s wit drawers. Each item you read will definitely add to your IQ, sharpen your lifestyle skills, or inspire you in a way.

Interact with Different and Like-Minded People

 

While talking to smart people can be a great of making sure you’re always learning, interacting with different kinds of people will teach you a world of things that you could never have learned on your own. However, like-minded people can be a great source of encouragement and emotional support as long as you’re hanging out with the right kind of people. To expose your mind to even more challenges and experiences, it’s important to engage in things such as traveling and getting social with people from different backgrounds, professions, beliefs, and levels of education. You might be surprised what you end up discovering, experiencing, or knowing.

Keep Tabs with The News and Trends

While not everyone enjoys or even has enough time to watch the news daily, it is important to keep in touch with what’s going on around the world. New things happen every day, policies get changed, and new ones adopted. Nothing can make anyone dumber than not being current with what’s happening around the globe, especially in politics, trade, business, fashion, and entertainment.

Assuming that you have a list of desires as far as knowledge and intelligence are concerned, you could also go back to school or take an online class to sharpen your knowledge in your particular areas of interest. In summary, the secret to making every day a learning day is to do something about it! All the same, the above are just a few tips on how to keep enriching your mind with new knowledge every day.

 

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