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Bridger Pennington explores how endless learning can become procrastination. He shares a story about a family friend who kept going back to school instead of actually using what he learned, afraid to take real action in the world.

Bridger Pennington explores how endless learning can become procrastination. He shares a story about a family friend who kept going back to school instead of actually using what he learned, afraid to take real action in the world.
Anybody know somebody that has gotten degree after degree after degree after degree? Met somebody that does this? We had a family friend, he was just telling us a few weeks ago, he's like, I did this. I got a master's and then another master's and I can't remember all the whole thing he got. In his words, he said this, he goes, I was so scared of changing the world that I just kept going to school. I was so scared of applying what I learned that I just kept learning. Anybody caught in that before? You just, oh, I just got to listen to another book or another podcast or another thing. And one day I'll get there. I've done this before. And what's funny is it's sometimes, not always, but sometimes can be a form of procrastination.

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