Nathan Miller argues that daily, intentional learning is the key to business momentum. He distinguishes between passive consumption and targeted information gathering, which expands mental context and fuels better ideas. Three concrete avenues: podcasts, books, and conversations with your network.
If you're trying to make it with e-com, make it with dropshipping, and you're not learning every day, what are you doing? This is the number one factor I've seen in my self-perception of my own progress, in the momentum I feel like I have, is literally when I feel like everything's going my way, like I have all this momentum, it's when I'm constantly investing my time into learning. I'm not saying fill your mind with all this fluff, very intentional, precise learning, seeking out sources or seeking out specific information from places people aren't even looking. And as long as you're learning, you will be getting better. Your brain will literally have more context to pull from to create ideas and to innovate on whatever you're doing. So a couple few tips or ways you can learn: 1, podcasts. 2 is definitely books. And 3 is other people or your network.
