Nathan Miller argues that continuous feedback loops accelerate learning in marketing and any skill. By learning from mistakes, getting concrete results, and quickly adjusting, you compound progress over time. He wishes he'd started this way earlier.
So in general, the best way to learn anything is simply just feedback loops. And I would have been so much further ahead if I would have implemented this a while ago, because basically you learn from your mistakes and then you actually get result feedback and you implement it, and then it's just compounding.
