Robin Sharma outlines five habits for exceptional learning: read 60 minutes nightly, journal to deepen what you learn, spend time with other learners, travel for new experiences, and practice solitude to understand your own thinking.
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Hi, it's Robin Sharma. Hope you are amazing. Well, education is inoculation against disruption and stagnation. If you're in business or living a life, the one thing you don't want to do is become irrelevant and obsolescence your antidote. Learning so five ways to help you become a better learner. Number one, turn off the TV or turn off your laptop or your phone and read for 60 minutes every single night. I call it the 60 Minute Student Protocol. Number two, after you've learn something, write about it in your journal. It'll deepen the learning, deconstruct it, think about it. Number three, spend time with people who love learning. You do become your conversation. So get in a book club or do a mastermind every Friday morning where you learn something new. Number four, travel as much as you possibly can when it's safe to do because it's one of the greatest forms of all learning. And number five, spend time in solitude so you get to know your thoughts better.