A short YouTube monologue (by Bill Gallagher) arguing that regularly teaching others acts as a "forcing function" that cements learning. The speaker recommends preparing and sharing teaching frequently; writing books is given as an example because translating thoughts to the page forces clarity about one’s beliefs.
But when's the next time you're going to actively teach somebody? And that's a prompt every time we talk because I want it to get in their mind. I need to be regularly teaching. Right. Like and to think about that teaching and to prepare for that teaching and to share. Because that's when it cements a lot of learning. It's like, that's why I like, like writing books is really hard, but it's a for it again. It's a project I sign up for as a forcing function to learn because when you get the thoughts out of your head onto the page, it forces you get a very clear on what you believe and.
