Learning to Succeed

“The ability to learn starts with admitting what you don’t know and opening your mind to fresh thinking.”

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As a busy entrepreneur, it takes discipline to set aside time each day for learning. Yet the ability to get ahead and stay ahead is determined by our willingness to onboard new ideas and skills. Now more than ever, an agile mind and a courageous learning heart are at the centre of success.

My sister recently recommended the book Limitless by Jim Kwik, which I am enjoying immensely. Jim suffered from a head injury as a young child and struggled significantly in school as a result. Filled with simple guidelines on how to learn, this book shares how to overcome common learning challenges and is excellent fodder for daily motivation.

If you are keen to get ahead and stay ahead you might want to apply yourself to this one.

Have a great week!

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