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This is likely subconsciously or directly influenced by @david_perell in some way, so might as give him some credit here.
This is likely subconsciously or directly influenced by @david_perell in some way, so might as give him some credit here.
1) Read essays, not articles
Essays are the lifeblood of online learning where smart people assert ideas. Articles are factual blurbs.
Find someone publishing that you like and branch out from there.
Be the architect of a community of teachers made just for you.
Essays are the lifeblood of online learning where smart people assert ideas. Articles are factual blurbs.
Find someone publishing that you like and branch out from there.
Be the architect of a community of teachers made just for you.
2) Click on all the links
Click all links for authors, references, source materials, etc.
This is where you find the best info that inspires further research.
This is practicing childlike curiosity which you need to keep learning.
Click all links for authors, references, source materials, etc.
This is where you find the best info that inspires further research.
This is practicing childlike curiosity which you need to keep learning.
3) Get into notes
No one is above notes. Reading can be a waste of time without them.
Note anything that mildly interests you.
For advice on notes use this: https://twitter.com/david_perell/status/1244089929258250240">https://twitter.com/david_per...
No one is above notes. Reading can be a waste of time without them.
Note anything that mildly interests you.
For advice on notes use this: https://twitter.com/david_perell/status/1244089929258250240">https://twitter.com/david_per...
Another awesome source on notes from @fortelabs https://fortelabs.co/blog/how-to-take-smart-notes/">https://fortelabs.co/blog/how-...
4) Share what you& #39;ve learned
Find a community to engage with online so you& #39;re learning in public.
Even better, write about what you learn so you& #39;re sharing.
I& #39;ve been bouncing ideas around with @cullinmcgrath lately. Would love to add others to the mix. Reach out!
Find a community to engage with online so you& #39;re learning in public.
Even better, write about what you learn so you& #39;re sharing.
I& #39;ve been bouncing ideas around with @cullinmcgrath lately. Would love to add others to the mix. Reach out!
All of these points are summarized here for reference: https://www.ryansmulholland.com/writing/the-best-way-to-learn-online">https://www.ryansmulholland.com/writing/t...
